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(2013·高考江苏卷)In the global economy，a new drug for cancer，________ it is discovered，will create many economic possibilities around the world.

A．whatever B．whoever

C．wherever D．whichever

【解析】选C。句意：在全球经济中，无论在哪儿发现一种治疗癌症的新药物，这都将会在全球产生很多经济方面的可能性。通过分析句子结构可知，________it is discovered在句中作状语。在这个状语从句中，不缺少构成句子的主要成分，所以引导词只能在从句中作状语，从而选择具有副词性质的词成为答题的关键。分析四个选项可知符合条件的只有C项(wherever)，故答案选C。

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