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5．They haven't settled the problem of ______ it is necessary for her to take part in"China Voice"．（　　）
A．ifB．whetherC．whereD．that

分析 他们还没有解决她是否有必要参加《中国好声音》的问题．

解答 答案：B
主要测试宾语从句．句子中介词of需要宾语，所以______ it is necessary for her to take part in"China Voice是一个宾语从句，在从句中不缺主语宾语，根据语境缺少whether，意思"是否"．另外，if不能用来引导宾语从句放在介词后面．所以答案为B．

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