I read about this story in some book or other. Does it matter        it was?

A. where    B. what     C. how    D. which

D。此句后面部分可以看作是does it matter which book it was 的省略。此題受母語干擾，很容易錯(cuò)選A。只要抓住題干前一句中 “I read about this story in some book of other”的提示，就可知道是指一定范圍內(nèi)的“哪一個(gè)”，故答案為D。

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