The remains of adventurer’s private airplane were reported ______, but the adventurer remained missing.

A. being found          B. to be found         C. having found        D. to have been found

D.

解析： 考查非謂語動詞形式。在be reported/said/considered等句式中通常與動詞不定式連用。由于動詞不定式的動作早于謂語動詞發(fā)生，因此用動詞不定式的完成式，根據(jù)語意，那位探險家的飛機已經(jīng)被找到，故動詞不定式需用被動式。

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