Pay no attention to those who laugh at you. What matters most is you see yourself.A. what B. when C. how D. which C [解析]句意“不要在意那些嘲笑你的人.最重要的是你如何看待你自己 .本题考查表语从句.A.什么,B.当--时候,C.怎样,D.哪一个.根据句意.翻译� 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Pay no attention to those who laugh at you. What matters most is ________ you see yourself.

A. what B. when C. how D. which

C 【解析】句意“不要在意那些嘲笑你的人，最重要的是你如何看待你自己”。本题考查表语从句，A.什么；B.当……时候；C.怎样；D.哪一个。根据句意，翻译成“如何”。故选C。

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