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___________a large group, your tone should be clear and loud.

A. When addressed B. While addressing

C. When you address D. On addressing

【解析】

试题分析：句意：当你面对很多人发言时，你的声调应该是清楚洪亮的。A. When addressed B. While addressing C. When you address D. On addressing ，address a large group 向一个大群人发表讲话的主语是你，是主动的,所以用 when 引导，A 选项表示被动。前后句主语不一致，B选项中缺少主语you，D选项“一演讲就”。故选C。

考点：考查非谓语动词的用法。

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