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    —Was it under the tree _______ you were away talking to a friend?
    —Sure. But when I got back there, the bike was gone.

    A．thatB．where C．whichD．while

    D

    解析试题分析：考察连词辨析。Where在哪里；which哪一个；while当…时；本句中的it是一个代词，指代the bike，句意：当你去和朋友谈话的时候，自行车是在大树下下面吗？—当然。但是当我回到那里的时候，自行车以后不见了。根据句意说明D正确。
    考点：考察连词辨析
    点评：连词的词义辨析要放在上下文的语境中进行，要注意上下文的语义的串联以及逻辑关系的推理，特别要注意一些连词和时间状语的固定搭配。

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