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14．He thinks it is our education system instead of English learning ______ makes students as busy as bees．（　　）
A．thatB．whatC．whichD．who

分析 他认为正是我们的教育体制而不是英语教学使得学生们像蜜蜂一样忙碌．

解答 答案：A
根据句意分析以及去掉"it is…______"结构后，本句仍能表达完整的意思"他认为我们的教育体制不是英语教学使得学生们像蜜蜂一样忙碌．"，所以判断本句为强调句；由于句中强调的部分是"our education system instead of English learning"（指的是"我们的教育体制不是英语教学"，并非指人），所以不用who；故选A

点评 本题考查了强调句"It+is/was+强调部分+that/who+…"的用法；做本题时，首先应掌握判断强调句的方法以及强调句的句型结构；其次应掌握它与定语从句的用法区别．

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