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_______ reminds me________ your father is the way you speak.

A. That; to      B. What; of

C. Whether; to     D. Why; of

 

B

本题有两处考查点。一是考查what引导的主语从句。二是考查动词短语remind. . . of. . . “让……想起……”。

 

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