________ on facts, the report should be reliable(可靠的)．


  1. A.
    Based
  2. B.
    Basing
  3. C.
    To be based
  4. D.
    To base
A
base與句子主語之間有被動含義，故應用其表被動的過去分詞形式，C項雖也表被動，但不定式置于句首時常作目的狀語。
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