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______ is troubling me is ______ I don’t understand ______ he said.

A. What; that; what B. It; that; what

C. That; that; what D. what; that; which

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试题分析：考查名词性从句。句意：使我烦恼的是我不明白他说的话。第一空是主语从句，缺主语，确引导词，填What；第二空只表语从句，确引导词，不缺成分，填that；第三空是宾语从句，确引导词，缺宾语，填what。因此可知选A。

考点：考查名词性从句。

考点分析： 考点1：表语从句 考点2：主语从句 试题属性

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