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It is a shopping mall ______has been built in ______ used to be a school.

A．which; whereB．that; whatC．which; thatD．that; where

B

解析试题分析：考查强调句型和宾语从句。第一空that与it is构成强调句型，强调主语a shopping mall；第二空what引导宾语从句what used to be a school，在句中做主语。句意：一个购物中心建在了过去曾经是一所学校的地方。故B正确。
考点：考查强调句型和宾语从句
点评：强调句型的关键是找到被强调的成分；宾语从句的考查主要集中在陈述语序和宾语从句的连接词的词义辨析。

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