Lucy rather than Tom and I ________our school to take part in the talent show.

A．is representing 

B．a(chǎn)m representing

C．a(chǎn)re representing 

D．represent

答案：A解析：主語是Lucy，“as/like/as well as/with/together with/along with/except/but/other than/besides/rather than/including＋名詞”只是介賓短語作修飾語，對謂語動詞的形式無影響，故選A。

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