---I've got the position ________ I am by hard work.

---No, you didn't. You got ________ with your father's money.


  1. A.
    there; where
  2. B.
    where; there
  3. C.
    there; there
  4. D.
    where; where
B
本題考查相同結(jié)構(gòu)中不同的（連接）副詞的含義．第一句的意是“通過自己的努力到了（現(xiàn)在）的職位”，用where來引導(dǎo)一個(gè)定語從句相，相當(dāng)于I've got where I am now by hard work．這個(gè)狀語從句，而第二個(gè)人反駁說“不，你是靠了你父親的錢才到了這個(gè)位置的”，在這里是特指上文提到的職位，因此用there表示明確所指．
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