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4．______ the children dream about is the freedoms to develop their special gift．（ ）| A． | Which | B． | That | C． | What | D． | How |
分析 孩子们梦想的是可以自由地发展自己的特殊才能．
解答 答案：C 题干中the children dream about是作系动词的是主语，是一个主语从句；从句中about缺少宾语，要用连接代词；which表示有范围的选择，句意表达的是特定的内容．故选C．
点评 在句子中起名词作用的各种从句统称为名词性从句．根据它们在句中的语法作用，这类从句又可分为主语从句、同位语从句、表语从句和宾语从句． 本题中what在主语从句中起连接作用，同时又充当了从句的宾语．
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