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—Who is your favourite writer?

—Mo Yan. He is the first Chinese person _________ wins the Nobel Prize for Literature.

A．which B．where C．that D．whom

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：下文先行词the first Chinese person为定语从句的逻辑主语，指人，故引导词用that或者who，结合所给选项，可知选C。

考点：定语从句

点评：定语从句引导词的用法比较复杂,其关键就是根据先行词的不同选择不同的引导词.并注意作介词宾语的引导词只能使用宾格形式.that不能用于非限制性定语从句中.

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