Aboriginal （土著居民）is a term ______ to describe the people living in a place from the earliest _______ times or before European arrived


  1. A.
    used ; knowing
  2. B.
    used ; known
  3. C.
    using ; known
  4. D.
    using ; knowing
C
考查分詞做定語，第一空用be used to do被用來做…,term和use是被動關(guān)系，用過去分詞，第二空known修飾time，因為know和time也是被動關(guān)系，句意是：土著居民是一個名詞，被用來描述從最早的人們知道的時間或在歐洲人來之前就住在一個地方的人們。選C。
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