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【题目】Home is ________ somebody notices when you are no longer there.

A．that B．when

C．how D．where

【答案】D

【解析】考查名词性从句。句意为：家是一个你不在那的时候有人会注意到的地方。空前面为谓语动词，后面为一个句子，可以判断这是名词性从句。判断名词性从句的规则很简单：动词后和介词后直接跟句子的必须是名词性从句。而做名词性从句方法更简单：看从句缺什么成分和主语表达的含义。主语——家，表地点；成句不缺成分(notice可以为不及物动词)。下面看选项：that引导事实性的陈述句，它本身没有实际含义，就是打酱油的，一个符号而已。when在成句里充当时间状语，且主语必须是表达时间的含义，例如：2015 is when I will be admitted into Nanjing University.而how在成句里充当方式，例如：I was angry at how you talked to me, not what you said.故选D

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