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Jack was late for nearly two hours this morning but he gave such important reasons he was excused.

A. why B. that C. when D. how

【解析】

试题分析：考查such…that句型。本句考查such…that句型，意为：如此……以至于。句意为：Jack今天早晨迟到了将近两个小时，但是他给出了如此重要的原因以至于他被原谅了。

考点：考查such…that句型

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