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20．---Where did you watch the national flag being raised last Monday morning？
---It was on the square                we flew kites sometimes．（　　）
A．whichB．thatC．to whichD．where

分析 ---上周一的早晨，你在哪里看着国旗被升起来的？---正是在我们有时放风筝的广场上．

解答 答案：D
分析句意可知，答语"是在我们有时放风筝的广场上（我看着国旗被升起来的）"是一个省略了"that I watched the national flag being raised"的强调句，本句强调的部分是一个定语从句；由于先行词the square在从句中作地点状语，意为：在我们有时放风筝的广场上；所以此处应选关系副词where；故选D

点评 本题考查了关系副词以及强调句；做本题的关键在于正确理解句意，还原出答语省略掉的部分以及该句的强调部分为定语从句；其次，应正确区分强调句与定语从句的意义及用法区别．

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