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The board considered it urgent that those files _____ right away.

A．be printed	B．will be printed
C．must be printed	D．had to be printed

解析试题分析：考查虚拟语气：句意：委员会认为这些文件打印出来很紧急。这是由句型：It is urgent that+（should） do的虚拟语气变来的，所以that从句中用虚拟语气，而且是被动关系。选A。
考点：考查虚拟语气
点评：虚拟语气也是考查的重点，内容要分开考虑。It is urgent that+（should） do的虚拟语气，连词as if后面的从句有两种情况，如果陈述的是真的事情，那么使用陈述语气，如果表示的是虚假的事情，那么使用虚拟语气。与现在或将来相反，用一般过去时的时态。

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