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2．Little Tom had his eyes fixed on______seemed to be a mosquito，not noticing his mother was standing beside him．（ ）| A． | which | B． | what | C． | where | D． | how |
分析 小Tom的眼睛盯着那个看起来像蚊子一样的东西，没有注意到他妈妈站在他旁边．
解答 答案B．考查介词的宾语从句．"____ seemed to be a mosquito"是介词on的宾语从句，该从句缺少主语，指物且表示名词意思"看起来像是蚊子一样的东西"．故用what引导从句．
点评 考查从句的题，要分析从句和主句中的句子成分．
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