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【题目】Many countries __________ the Third World are developing quickly

A. belong B. belongs

C. belongs to D. belonging to

【答案】 D

【解析】句意：许多属于第三世界的国家发展迅猛。are developing是句子的谓语，因此，空白处作定语，故用现在分词短语。

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