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16.I visited a scientistwhose name is known all over the country.分析 我拜访了一个全国知名的科学家.
解答 答案是whose.考查定语从句.句意是:我拜访了一个全国知名的科学家.题干中名词name前面用关系限定词whose修饰,表示"谁的.故答案是whose.
点评 解答此类题目,首先要掌握定语从句及连接词的使用,然后根据句意填写正确的答案.
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