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The hospital's patients , mainly_______road accident victims, have been recovered from their injuries

A. made up of B. made of C. made from D. consisted of

解析:

be made up of的意思为 “由……组成”, 本题made up of…是过去分词作后置定语, 相当于非限制性定语从句 which are made up of…。B、C两项意思为“由……制成”; D项consist of sth意思为 “组成”, 用主动形式, 此处应改为表主动的consisting of。

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