Tom’s most positive quality is _____ he’s very outgoing.

A. that B. why C. how D. whether

A

【解析】

試題分析：考查賓語從句連接詞辨析。A.無實際意義；B.為什么；C.如何；D.是否。句意：湯姆最值得肯定的品質(zhì)是他很外向。系動詞is后跟的從句為賓語從句，賓語從句中主謂賓都有，再由句意可知從句中無需狀語，故選用that連接從句在從句中不做任何成分。故選A。

考點：考查賓語從句連接詞辨析。

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