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20．________ good，the food was soon sold out．（　　）
A．TastedB．Being tastedC．TastingD．Having tasted

分析 由于食物尝起来味道很好，马上就卖光了．

解答 答案：C．本句主语为the food，与taste之间为主动关系（the food tasted good），故填现在分词tasting，此处主从句为因果关系，等同于As the food tasted good，it was soon sold out．而此句为过去时态，D．having tasted完成时态不合适．

点评 本题考查现在分词的用法．根据主句主语和从句谓语动词的关系，选择合适的分词．

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