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Sheldon could have defeated Howard in the match, but he _______ too careless at the last minute.

A. is B. was

C. has been D. had been

【解析】

试题分析：句意：谢尔顿本可以在比赛中打败霍华德的，但是他却在最后一分钟掉以轻心了。由could have defeated可知道是对过去的推测，所以用过去时。故B正确

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