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—Mr. Smith, do you still remember the moment you met a stranger in the school library?

—Yes, let me tell you about the whole story.

A. when B. which C. where D. why

 

A

【解析】考查定语从句。此处the moment后接的是一个定语从句。而定语从句中, 主语和宾语均齐全, 故此空不能填关系代词, 而填关系副词。因为the moment指时间, 故此空填when, 相当于at which。

 

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D.They have no specialized skills.

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C.talented workers

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