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6．Candidates shall remain in their seats ______ all the papers have been collected．（　　）
A．whileB．sinceC．afterD．until

分析 应试者必须待在座位上，直到所有的试卷被收回为止．

解答 答案：D
A．与…同时；B．自从…以来；C．在…以后；D．到…为止，在…以前；根据句意可知，此处表达的意思是：应试者要一直待到收完试卷为止；或者也可以理解为：在所有的试卷被收回以前，应试者必须待在座位上；故选D

点评 本题考查了连词until的用法．until 用于肯定句中，表示该句的动作一直持续到某时间为止，译为"直到…时（为止）"或"在…以前"．在这种用法中，句子的谓语动词必须是持续动词（非瞬间动词），如live，wait，last，love，like，stay，remain，continue 等；另外，还要注意区分until与after的区别．（在连词after引导的从句中，通常主句的动作发生在从句之后；例如：I went to school after I finished my breakfast．吃完早饭后我就去上学了．）

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