Richer regions, especially some coastal developed provinces, should do they can poorer areas. [ ] A．what; helpB．all what; help C．whatever; to helpD．no matter what; to help 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Richer regions, especially some coastal developed provinces, should do _______ they can _______ poorer areas.

[　　]

A．what; help

B．all what; help

C．whatever; to help

D．no matter what; to help

答案：C
解析：

句意为“富裕地区，尤其是沿海的一些发达省份，应当尽力帮助那些较穷的地区”。do whatever they can之后省略了do，其后的to help为不定式作目的状语。而D项中no matter what不能作宾语。

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