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He called at her house in the belief _______she would lend him the money.

  A. which    B. why    C. that    D. when

C


解析:

belief的意思為 “信仰;信任;信心”，in the belief意思為 “懷著……的信心”。that引導(dǎo)的同位語從句，用來說明the belief的具體含義。

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