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    Today more than 200 million rural laborers are working in Chinese cities, ________ are in their twenties. 【福建省漳州实验中学2011届高三毕业班高考模拟试题】【定语从句】

    A. most of who　　　　 B. most of which　　　　 C. most of whom　 D. most of them

     

    C

    考查非限制性定语从句，注意该从句修饰的是前面的laborers 而非cities。易上当。

     

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