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It was    games that cost the boy a lot of time that should have been spent on study.

A.playing              B.played

C.to have played           D.having played

A


解析:

本题是一个强调句,被强调的是句子的主语动名词短语,我们如果将该句恢复成一个普通句就可以看出,即Playing games cost the boy a lot of time that should have been spent on study.

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[  ]

A.

lecture

B.

lesson

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training

D.

speech

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[  ]

A.

how

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why

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whether

D.

that

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A.

star

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average

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ordinary

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important

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A.

learn

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benefit

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take

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get

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A.

worried

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worrying

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anxious

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eager

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[  ]

A.

keep

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talk

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pull

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take

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[  ]

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put

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set

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placed

D.

kept

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[  ]

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alone

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lonely

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tall

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strong

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attended

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participated in

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join

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take part

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get

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realize

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make

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achieve

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alone

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aside

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away

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down

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before

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when

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then

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until

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fixed

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put

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kept

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paid

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run

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walk

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jog

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go

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Repeatedly

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Secondly

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stood

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picked

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struggled

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raised

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mentally

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socially

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emotionally

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technically

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won

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defeated

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beat

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yet

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though

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