题目内容
13．You'd better not leave the medicine _____ kids can get it．（ ）| A． | even if | B． | which | C． | where | D． | so what |
分析 你最好不要把药放在孩子能拿到的地方．
解答 答案为C
A．项意为"即使"，B．项一般引导定语从句，且在从句中充当主语，宾语或表语的成份，C．项表示"在…的地方"，引导状语从句，分析从句中缺少状语，D．项一般引导目的状语从句或者是结果状语从句，那又怎么样的意思．根据语意：你最好不要把药放在孩子能拿到的地方．可知句子缺少的是地点状语从句，故选C．
点评 考查地点状语从句，地点状语就是表示动作发生的地点的状语．
充当地点状语的可以是副词，可以是介词短语，也可以是从句（就是地点状语从句，它也属于地点状语）．如：
Come here!（here是副词作地点状语）
We go to school every day．（to school 是介词短语作地点状语）
He is at home．（at home 是介词短语作地点状语）
They will go where they are happy．（where they are happy是地点状语从句）
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