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17．The famous scientist，____ a dinner party will be held tonight，is to arrive soon．（　　）
A．in his honorB．in whose honorC．in which honorD．in honor of him

分析 这位著名的科学家，将很快到场（出席）那个为其庆祝而于今晚举行的宴会．

解答 答案：B  本句主句是：The famous scientist is to arrive soon．而中间是一个非限制性定语从句，修饰句子主语the famous scientist，其中，关系代词whose等同于先行词的所有格形式（in one's honor），在定语从句中充当定语．in one's honour=in honour of sb，意思是"为庆祝/为纪念/为表达对…的敬意"．所以本题选择B．

点评 分析句子结构，分清主从句，找出先行词在句子所充当的作用．

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