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4．The fact that fun is not equal to happiness may be the opposite of ______ many people actually understand．（　　）
A．whyB．thatC．whichD．what

分析 乐趣不等于幸福这个事实可能与很多人实际上的理解正相反．

解答 答案D．
what many people actually understand．what指很多人实际上的理解的事，所以在句子中what 做 understand宾语．  在从句中what相当于名词，在句子中做主语和宾语．其他选项 A why 译为"为什么"它在句子中只能做状语．B that 它在句子中不做句子成分，没有实际意义．C．译为：哪一个

点评 考查名词性从句．what在名词性从句中做主语和宾语．是使用最多的引导词．what 从句相当于一个名词

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