What moved us most was that some ordinary people volunteered to help those in the storm in Beijing.A．catchingB．having caughtC．to be caughtD．caught 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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What moved us most was that some ordinary people volunteered to help those ______ in the storm in Beijing.

A．catching

B．having caught

C．to be caught

D．caught

解析试题分析：考查形容词用法。固定词组be caught in遭遇…；陷入…；本题中的caught in修饰those；句意：最让我感到的是在北京一些普通人自愿帮助那些在遭遇暴雨的人。故D正确。
考点：考查形容词短语
点评：固定词组be caught in遭遇…；陷入…；经常会使用一些形容词的短语来修饰名词，放在名词的后面。

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