It was the third time that she ______to this mountain village to see the children.

A. has come B. had come

C. came D. would come

 

B

【解析】

試題分析：考查固定句型。根據(jù)句型It was the + 序數(shù)詞 + that +過去完成時判斷。句意：那是她第三次去山村來看孩子們。故B正確。

考點：考查固定句型

 

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