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20．---He was nearly drowned once．
---When was ______？
---_____ was in 2000 _____he was in middle school．（　　）
A．that； It； whenB．this；This； that
C．that； This； whenD．that； It； that

分析 ---曾经他几乎淹死．
---什么时候的事？
---在2000年，那时他上中学．

解答 答案：A
第一个空"that"代词，指前文提到"他几乎淹死"这件事情．第二空"it"代指这件事情，后面接一个"when"引导的时间状语从句，意为"那时…"，要注意选项D，结构是正确的是一个强调句，但是意思上不符合．

点评 考查代词．考生在掌握代词基本用法基础上，能结合具体语境使用，并注意和其他从句的区别．

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C．Liver donators might lose their lives after the transplant．
D．Chen Yurong and her son have been through the hardest time．
39．What would be the best title for the passage？D
A．A lucky son         B．A successful operation
C．A miracle           D．A great Mother．

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