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7．People from all over the country ______ they are old or young，rich or poor，are doing whatever they can to help the sufferers in the earthquake-stricken area．（　　）
A．even ifB．whetherC．no matterD．whichever

分析 来自全国的人们，无论老幼和贫富，都在尽力帮助震区的灾民．

解答 答案：B．根据People from all over the country 和they are old or young，rich or poor可知句义是来自全国的人们，无论老幼和贫富，四个选项的含义和用法分别是A"即使"；B"无论"，whether…or 表示"无论…是否"；C"无论"，no matter 和what，how，when等疑问词连用，表示无论什么，无论怎样，无论何时等；D"无论哪一个"．所以答案是B．

点评 考查从属连词．whether的用法：
1 在动词不定式之前只能用whether．如：
 I can't decide whether to stay．我不能决定是否留下．
2 在whether …or not 的固定搭配中．如：
 I want to know whether it's good news or not．我想知道是否是好消息．
3 在介词后，只能用whether．如：
His father is worried about whether he lose his work．他的父亲担心是否会失去工作．
4宾语从句放在句首表示强调时，只能用whether．如：
 Whether they can finish the work on time is still a problem．他们是否能准时完成这项工作还是个问题．

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