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Only after the teacher explained it to me a second time _____ the question.

A. did I understand B. I had understood

C. had I understood D. I did understand

【解析】

试题分析：考查倒装结构。Only引导的条件状语从句要用倒装，explained是用的一般过去时，而我明白是发生在解释之后，所以用一般过去时就行，过去完成时在这行不通。句意：老师向我解释了之后我才明白了这个问题。故选A。

考点：考查倒装结构。

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