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11.There is a sense _________ we are all to blame for the accident.(  )
A.whyB.whichC.in whichD.on which

分析 在这个情况下,我们所有人都应该因为这个事故而受到责备.

解答 答案:C  本题主要考察限制性定语从句;在该定语从句中,主语为we,谓语部分为be to blame,定语从句中不需要宾语.而该定语从句的先行词为sense,在此处应视为抽象地点,则使用关系副词where.而在定语从句中做关系副词的where相当于in whcih.结合选项,故答案为C

点评 解答该类题时,应注意区分4个选项各自的特点,各自用法的不同点.然后再代入句中,结合选项,从而选择出正确答案.

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