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Eating is so important to Chinese ______ we have the term "food culture". But recent reports have the public worried about ______ is on their tables.

A. what; that B. which; that C. that; which D. that; what

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【解析】

试题分析：第一个空为so…that 句型“如此。。以至于”，第二个空是考查介词后的宾语从句，通过分析可知从句中少主语，that 不引导介词后的宾语从句， which得有选择范围，故选what。句意：饮食在中国如此重要以至于我们有“饮食文化”这个术语。但是最近的报道却让公众们担心起了饭桌上的东西。所以D选项正确。

考点：考查状语从句和宾语从句

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