---Who was the man talking to our manager in the hall yesterday?

---A man _______ himself a popular singer.


  1. A.
    being called
  2. B.
    calls
  3. C.
    called
  4. D.
    calling
D
試題解析：分詞做定語，句意是昨天在大廳與經(jīng)理說話的人是誰？一個自稱是歌星的人。因為是自稱所以用現(xiàn)在分詞。
考點：考查分詞。
點評：此題較易，主要考查分詞作定語用法，主動用現(xiàn)在分詞，被動用過去分詞。
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