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【题目】_______the days ______ I spent with Jane on the farm, I still can't figure out what went wrong.
A.Looking forward to; when
B.Looking back on; that
C.Looking into; which
D.Looking back on; when

【答案】B
【解析】句意：回想我和Jane在农场度过的那段时间，我仍然搞不明白哪里出问题了。look forward to期待；look back on回顾，回想；look into调查。根据句意可知第一空用look back on的现在分词的结构做状语；第二空构造了定语从句，先行词the days，定语从句要用关系代词that或者which在定语从句中作宾语；故选B。

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