题目内容
19．______ children should be taught to deal with money intelligently has been widely accepted among parents..（ ）| A． | Whether | B． | That | C． | What | D． | As |
分析 应该教育孩子们明智的处理金钱这个观点已经在家长中广泛的被接受了．
解答 答案：B
本题中，谓语部分为has been accepted，缺少主语．前面是句中，应该是主语从句，而在主语从句中不缺少任何成分，故只需要加上引导词that，that起引导主语从句作用时，是不能省略的．
点评 考查名词从句时，要分析从句在句子中和哪个词之间存在逻辑关系，并分析从句中的句子成分．
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