In most cases, college graduates don't mind what job they will do so long as it is one they can earn money to support themselves.A. what B. whereC. thatD. how 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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In most cases, college graduates don't mind what job they will do so long as it is one ______ they can earn money to support themselves.

A. what B. where

C. thatD. how

【解析】

试题分析：句意：在大部分情况，大学毕业生不会介意他们会做什么样的工作只要这是一个他们能挣钱养活自己。这里使用定语从句，先行词是one=a job，定语从句中不缺少主宾表，缺少地点状语，所以用where引导定语从句。

考点: 考查定语从句

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