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heIt ws in the lb______ ws tken chrge of by Professor Zhng ____ they did the experiment. [ ]where, tht B.which, where C.tht, where D.which, tht

A.where,that

B.which, where

C.that, where

D.which, that

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第5题
听力原文:M: Look, the lights in the lbre still on. It must be Professor Zhng who is st听力原文:M: Look, the lights in the lbre still on. It must be Professor Zhng who is still in it. W: How could it be I sw her go home just momentgo. Wht does the womn men Professor Zhng couldn’t be in the lb. B.Professor Zhng forgot to turn off the lights in the lb. C.Professor Zhng went home long timego. D.Professor Zhng ws the lst one to leve the lb.

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