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3．-Hey!Here is a message on my cell phone，telling me to send money to…
-Delete it!It's a trick．Many a person __      _ by such tricks．（　　）
A．has been cheatedB．have been cheated
C．were cheatedD．was cheated

分析 --嘿!我手机上有一条信息，告诉我汇钱给…
--删除它，这是诈骗短信．很多人都被这样的短信给骗了．

解答 答案：A．
根据Many a person 可以知道谓语动词用第三人称单数；根据by such tricks可以知道谓语动词用被动语态，又因为后者没等他说完就让他删除它，认为这是诈骗短信，可以看出已经有很多人上当了，所以应该用现在完成时态，因此选择A．

点评 考查现在完成时态的被动语态．在一些语句中现在完成时态没有明显的时间状语，这就需要我们看它的前句，因为现在完成时态表示过去的动作对现在造成的影响和结果．

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