Sarah Brightman, ________ will fly to space in 2015, is the first woman to fly there in the field of music.

A．who B．that

C．which D．whose

 

A

【解析】選A　考查定語從句。句意：莎拉·布萊曼將于2015年飛往太空，她將是音樂界第一個飛往太空的女士。句中的先行詞為Sarah Brightman且在非限制性定語從句中作主語，所以用who引導。

 

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