2.Little Tom had his eyes fixed on______seemed to be a mosquito,not noticing his mother was standing beside him.( 。
A.whichB.whatC.whereD.how

分析 小Tom的眼睛盯著那個看起來像蚊子一樣的東西,沒有注意到他媽媽站在他旁邊.

解答 答案B.考查介詞的賓語從句."____ seemed to be a mosquito"是介詞on的賓語從句,該從句缺少主語,指物且表示名詞意思"看起來像是蚊子一樣的東西".故用what引導從句.

點評 考查從句的題,要分析從句和主句中的句子成分.

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