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6．Reading a lot when young makes Jack he is at present．（ ）| A． | where | B． | when | C． | why | D． | how |
分析 年轻时书读得多使得Jack到现在的位置．
解答 答案是A．本题考查从属连词辨析．where哪里；某种情势或位置；when当…时候；why为什么；how怎样；根据语境，书读得多使Jack到了现在的"位置"，故选A．
点评 就从属连词的解题，考生首先要理解各从属连词的含义，并理解各连词所引导的从句的特殊用法；最后结合句子的结构和语境做出符合语义、语法和逻辑常识的选择．
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