The kid, rather than his parents, __________said to have had an accident while travelling.


  1. A.
    is
  2. B.
    are
  3. C.
    were
  4. D.
    will be
A
考察主謂一致。本題的主語是the kid,與rather than his parents沒有關(guān)系,故使用單數(shù)形式,排除BC。上下文沒有出現(xiàn)將來時的時間狀語,故用現(xiàn)在時即可。
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