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—What about the student in your class, Mr. Wang?

—The doctor said that sleep caused him poor memory and poor concentration.

A．lacking of B．lacked in C．lacking D．lack for

 

C

【解析】

试题分析：句意：王老师，你们班的这个学生怎么样？--医生说缺乏睡眠导致他记忆力差，不能集中注意力。分享句子成分可知，这里caused是谓语动词，前面是主语，用动名词，选C。

考点：考查动名词做主语

 

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