【題目】It ________ to me that I had left the book borrowed from the library at home when I arrived at the school gate.

A. observed B. influenced

C. thought D. occurred

【答案】D

【解析】試題分析：考查固定句式。A. observed觀察；B. influenced影響；C. thought認(rèn)為；D. occurred發(fā)生。固定句式：It occurred to sb. that---,某人突然想起，故選D。

【知識(shí)歸納】

It occurred to sb. that---,某人突然想起；It struck sb. that---,某人突然想起.

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