His speech was heard by a group of judges, agreed that it was the best one this year.A. whose B. whichC. all of which D. all of whom 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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His speech was heard by a group of judges, _________ agreed that it was the best one this year.

A. whose B. which

C. all of which D. all of whom

【解析】先看整句话可以知道这是一个定语从句，再加上逗号隔开就是非限定性定语从句的标志。逗号后面的句子用来修饰前面的judges，修饰人所以用who/whom且后面接的是谓语动词所以前面不可用物主代词。句意：他给那些裁判们作了演讲，并且他们都认为那是今年最佳演讲。

考点：考察限定性定语从句

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