It was the soldier did at the spot of the accident, not what he said,

moved all the citizens of the whole city.

A. that; what B. what; that

C. that; that D. what; which

B

【解析】

試題分析：考查強調(diào)句型。It is/was ...... that ;第一個空格處缺的是ｗｈａｔ引導(dǎo)的主語從句，與后面的not what he said部分對應(yīng)，整個一起充當被強調(diào)部分的主語；整個句意為那個士兵在事故現(xiàn)場所做的，而不是他所說的感動了整個城市的市民”故選B.

考點：考查強調(diào)句型。

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