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9．______of the people on the net ______ China's economy is among the strongest in the world．（　　）
A．Four-fifth； believesB．Four-fifth； believe
C．Four-fifths； believeD．Four-fifths； believes

分析 网上4/5的人认为中国是世界上经济最强大的国家之一．

解答 答案：C 句意表达的是五分之四，分数用基数词作分子，序数词作分母，分子大于一时，作分母的序数词用复数；句中的主语是people，谓语动词要用复数．故选C．

点评 本题考查分数表示法：分数用基数词作分子，序数词作分母，分子大于一时，作分母的序数词用复数．

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