题目内容

Little _______ about Xinjiang Qiegao before the Qiegao Event happened in Hunan Province.

A.
I had known
B.
had I known
C.
did I know
D.
I knew

B
试题分析：考查倒装，因为Little位于句首，所以用倒装，助动词提前，所以选B，句子意思“发生在湖南切糕事件之前我不知道新疆切糕”
考点：考查倒装
点评：倒装是个常考内容，倒装分为完全倒装和不完全倒装，完全倒装是谓语动词放在主与前面；不完全倒装是助动词提前。否定词放在句首用倒装

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