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Mary is being punished by the teacher. That is _______ she broke the school rules.

A. why B. because of

C. the reason why D. because

【解析】

试题分析：考查表语从句。本句考查表语从句的连接词，根据下文的she broke the school rules.可知，下文是Mary受到惩罚的原因，故选择D。句意为：老师正在惩罚Mary，那是因为她违反了学校的规章制度。

考点：考查表语从句

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