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7．Many teenagers like to play computer games _______roles can be chosen as they like．（　�。�
A．whereB．whichC．whoseD．what

分析 許多青少年喜歡玩電腦游戲，他們可以根據自己的喜好來選擇游戲角色．

解答 答案：C．
本句中"_______roles can be chosen as they like．"是定語從句，computer games是先行詞．先行詞computer games與定語從句中的主語roles是所屬關系，所以要用whose來作定語，表示電腦游戲的角色，這里whose roles相當于 the roles of which或of which the roles，故選C．

點評 本題考查定語從句．做這類題型時，首先要判斷從句是否是定語從句；然后分析從句的句子成分，缺主語、表語、賓語、定語用關系代詞，缺狀語時用關系副詞；最后看先行詞，根據句意，得出答案．本題中whose是個特殊的關系代詞，它做引導詞時，引導的定語從句的特點是先行詞在從句中做定語，也可以理解為，先行詞和從句中的某個名詞間存在所屬關系，表達"′′′′′的"，既可以指代人，也可以指代物．

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