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    --- Joan, what_________in your hand?　　

    --- Look! It's a birthday gift for my grandmother.


    1. A.
      had you held
    2. B.
      are you holding
    3. C.
      do you hold
    4. D.
      will you hold
    B
    本题考察时态用法。通过语境判断是现在的时间，并且表达动作正在发生，故选B；
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