the high mountain.where you see the whole city．( )A．Standing on the top ofB．If you climb toC．When you reach the top ofD．Get to the top of 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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2．________ the high mountain，where you see the whole city．（　　）

	A．	Standing on the top of		B．	If you climb to
	C．	When you reach the top of		D．	Get to the top of

分析到达高山顶部，在那里你会看到整座城市．

解答答案：D．
后面where引导的为一个定语从句，说明前面应该是一个完整的句子，即主句部分，所以排除掉B和C两个状语从句，A为现在分词短语作状语，选此项则句子没有主句，也可排除；故选D．

点评本句属于对祈使句的考查．对于祈使句往往表达一种比较强烈的语气，此题的难度关键在于分析透彻后面的从句部分．

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