题目内容

To our surprise, the painting considered______ should have won the prize.

A.
being copied
B.
having been copied
C.
to have copied
D.
to have been copied

D
解析：
considered是过去分词作定语修饰the painting。consider后面要求接不定式作宾(主)补，故可排除A和B。the painting和copy之间存在被动的关系，且copy动作发生在consider之前，故答案为D。此句可译为:“令我们吃惊的是，那幅被认为是抄袭的绘画作品竟获了奖。”

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