House prices vary from place to place and are usually high _____ there are famous schools.

A．where            B．since             C．when             D．whether

 

【答案】

A

【解析】

試題分析：考查地點狀語從句：句意：房價是根據(jù)地方而變化的，在名校的地方房價會很高。Where引導地點狀語，相當于in the place where…,意思是：在…地方。選A。

考點：考查地點狀語從句

點評：where引導地點狀語從句相當于，先行詞in the place where，不能和定語從句混用，這是在句中充當狀語從句的，做題要分析句子成分。

 

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