As the spokeswoman said, ______ we should take action against them depends on what they will do.

A. whyB. ifC. whetherD. that

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：這位女發(fā)言人說，我們應該對他們采取什么行動取決于他們會怎么做。A. why為什么，在； B. if是否、如果，不引導主語從句，可以引導賓語從句或狀語從句；C. whether是否，用于引導主語從句；D. that引導主語從句時不做句子成分，但是又不可缺少。由句意可知選C。

考點: 考查主語從句的用法。

 

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