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9．Cheng Yibing's teammate and friend，Zhang Chenglong，as well as many audiences，______ at the judge's surprising preference．（　　）
A．are astonishedB．is astonishingC．are astonishingD．is astonished

分析 程伊兵的队友兼朋友--张成龙，和许多观众一样对裁判的惊人偏好感到吃惊．

解答 答案：D．
本句的主语Cheng Yibing's teammate and friend，Zhang Chenglong后面虽然有as well as连接的名词，但是其谓语动词要与最前面的主语保持一致，所以谓语动词用单数形式；故选D．

点评 当主语后面有as well as，with，along with，together with，but，like，rather than，except，连接几个名词等引导的短语时，谓语动词要与最前面的主语保持一致．例如：
My father as well as his workmates has been to Beijing．我父亲和他的同事曾去过北京．

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