15．It was ______ she failed in the game ______she felt upset yesterday．（　�。�
A．as； whichB．because； thatC．since； thatD．for；that

分析 她昨天很難過就是因為她在游戲中失敗了．

解答 答案：B句中it was…that…對she felt upset yesterday because she failed in the game中的原因狀語從句進行強調(diào)，是強調(diào)句型的典型用法；since和for除了表示原因外，還可以表示時間，會讓句子產(chǎn)生歧義．故選B．

點評 強調(diào)句型是特殊句式之一．構(gòu)成方式是：it is+被強調(diào)部分+that/who+剩下部分．可以對主語，賓語，狀語進行強調(diào)，強調(diào)時，只需把被強調(diào)部分放到it is后即可，其它部分不變．這也是判斷強調(diào)句型的一種有效方法．

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