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    【题目】The Food-for-Life Programme has helped people by sending emergency food aid to countries during times of trouble, the Food-for-Growth Programme which targets people at risk.

    A. so does B. as does

    C. so has D. as has

    【答案】D

    【解析】考查as引导的非限制性定语从句。与前面是逗号分隔，结合选项此处考查as引导的非限制性定语从句，代替前面的整个句子，as表示“正如”，定语从句中时态与前一句一致，都用现在完成时。句意：The Food-for-Life Programme通过在困难时期发送紧急粮食救援给处于困难时期的国家，这正如the Food-for-Growth一样，以处于危难中的人为目标。故选D。

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