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[单选题]

Was it during the Second World War _________ he died?

A.that

B.while

C.in which

D.then

答案

A、that

【解题思路】强调句型：it was/is …that，本句中用了疑问形式，强调是在二战期间。故本题选A。
【句意】他是在第二次世界大战期间去世的吗？

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