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--______my books?---_____in the bookcase.

A.Where’s; It’s B. What are; It’s

C. Where are; They are D.What is; They are

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【解析】

试题分析：句意：我的那些书在哪里？他们在书橱里。根据后面的my books可知，句子的主语为复数形式，所以，谓语应该用复数，又因后面的句子表达的是在书橱里，所以应该用特殊疑问词where来提问；故选C。

考点：考查特殊疑问词和主谓一致。

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