Gun control is a subject Americans have argued for a long time．( )A．of whichB．with whichC．about whichD．into which 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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14．Gun control is a subject _____Americans have argued for a long time．（　　）

A．

of which

B．

with which

C．

about which

D．

into which

分析枪支管理是一个被美国人争论已久的话题．

解答答案为C
先行词是Gun control，指物，关系词在从句中做介词的宾语，介词前置，介词与从句动词构成搭配argue about 是指"争论某事"．故选C．

点评 "介词+关系代词"的结构
1．"介词+which"在关系分句中分别可作时间、地点和原因状语，代替相应的关系副词when，where和why．如：①I still remember the day on which （=when） I first came to school．我仍然记得初来学校的那一天．
2．"介词+which（指物）/whom（指人）"在关系分句中作地点状语，表示存在关系，关系分句主谓常须倒装．如：①They arrived at a farm house，in front of which sat a small boy．他们来到一处农舍，前边坐着一个小男孩．

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