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____ counts is ____ all those trapped in the building have been rescued.

A. It; that B. What; because

C. What; that D. Which; because

C

【解析】

試題分析：考查表語從句。which一般引導定語從句，當which引導主語從句時，意思為哪一個，哪一些，一般后面需要緊跟名詞；所以只有what能引導主語從句且充當主語；系動詞后面作的是表語；在表語從句中，表語從句的引導詞一般是關系代詞或關系副詞，如who,whom, that, which, whose,where,when,why等等。because只能引導原因狀語從句，不符合題意； that作為表語從句的引導詞在該表語從句中不充當句子成分，也不能省略；句意：重要的是那些被困在大樓里的人們已經得救了。故選C。

考點：考查表語從句。

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