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When the old woman died, it___ that she was actually very rich.
A．came to an endB．went to light
C．came to lifeD．came to light
D

试题分析:考查动词短语。A 结束； C活跃起来，苏醒过来； D暴露，变得周所周知；没有go to light短语。从结构判断句中it是代替后面that从句做主语，指老人实际很富有这件事。句意：当老人死后，人们才知道她实际上很有钱。D选项正确。
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