--Knowing office rules

 -- whether ______ or not -- is important, especially for young job seekers.


  1. A.
    written
  2. B.
    writing
  3. C.
    being written
  4. D.
    having been written
A
試題分析：考查狀語從句的省略：句意：了解辦公室規(guī)則——不管寫出與否 ，是很重要的,特別是年輕的求職者。Whether引導是讓步狀語從句，完整的從句應該是Whether office rules are written or not，從句的主語和主語的主語是一致的，可以省略從句的主語和be動詞，所以選A。
考點：考查狀語從句的省略
點評：當狀語從句的主語與主句的主語一致，且狀語從句中有系動詞be的時候，可以把狀語從句的主語和be動詞一起省略。如果狀語從句中有it is的時候，it is 也可以省略。
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