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11．_______ a child's parents die，UNICEF would have special projects to help the child even if he or she lives in the remotest area．（　　）
A．CouldB．ShouldC．MightD．Would

分析 如果孩子的父母死了UNICEF会有特殊的项目来帮助他/她，哪怕他/她生活在遥远的地方．

解答 答案：B
解析：根据后面主句"UNICEF would have special projects…"中的would可知此题使用了虚拟语气，故从句应该借助should来表示虚拟．拓展：一般现在时情况下主将从现的虚拟句结构为：If+主语+should do/did/were to do sth，主语+would/could/might+do．另外从句的引导词可以省略，而将情态动词或助动词提到主语前（本题即是如此）．

点评 本题考查情态动词的辨析，做此类题题目时一定要清楚各个选项的含义及用法，再结合句意及其它要求选出最终答案．

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