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nation uses nuclear weapons will engage the whole world in war.

A. Whichever B. Whatever

C. No matter what D. No matter which

【解析】

试题分析：根据句意：无论哪个国家使用核武器都会使整个世界卷入战争中。从结构判断此处是主语从句，No matter…不能引导主语从句，故排除C/D. Whatever侧重内容，而Whichever侧重范围内的选择，从句意可知是指世界上的国家。

考点：考查名词性从句。

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