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7.When she first taught poor children in India,they called her Mother Teresa.That is _________ she became later.(  )
A.whatB.whoC.whichD.how

分析 当她首次在印度教那些贫困孩子时,他们叫她Mother Teresa,那就是后来她想要成为的人.

解答 答案:A
分析句式可知,_________ she became later是表语从句,在从句中become后缺表语,所以用what.在名词性从句中,缺少主语、宾语和表语都需要用what引导.

点评 考察表语从句,考生在答题时需掌握该从句的特点,然后结合句子分析缺少什么成分.

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