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    -----Did Mr Black resign his post as principal?

      -----No,________ was telling a lie.

      A. whoever told you that   B. those who told you that

      C. No matter who told you  D. Anyone told you that

     A 句意：Mrs Black 辞去校长职务了吗？没有，不管谁告诉你的，他都在说谎。Whoever引导的主语从句，相当于anyone who。如果选B，则those作主语，谓语应用were。 C项引导让步状语从句，不能引导主语从句；D项错误，应改为Anyone who told you that。

    A


    解析:

      句意：探月卫星成功返回这一消息已经传遍了全国。that 引导的同位语从句，用来说明The exciting news的具体内容，没有词汇意义，只起连接作用。

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