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【题目】The number of the tourists to Japan _________ about 8.5 million during the cherry blossom season（樱花盛开季） between March and May last year.

A.isB.areC.wasD.were

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：去年3月至5月的樱花季节，去日本的游客约850万人次。

考查主谓一致。is是，be动词单数形式；are是，be动词复数形式；was是，be动词单数形式的过去式；were是，be动词复数形式的过去式；根据句意理解可知，句中的时间是last year，所以动词应该用过去时，所以排除A/ B选项，而句子主语是“the number of+复数名词”，表达的是“……的数量”是一个整体，所以动词应该用单数形式，故选C。

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