【題目】__________ in Europe, the girl can express herself freely in both English and French.

A. Educating B. Being educated

C. Educated D. Having educated

【答案】C

【解析】句意：在歐洲接受過教育，這位女孩可以用英語和法語兩種語言自由地表達。句子主語為the girl，與educate之間為動賓關(guān)系，排除A、D; being educated表進行，表被動；educated表過去，表被動，因此選C。

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