Question:

The teacher asked the students ...... they had seen the exhibition.

Athat

Bbut

Cuntil

Dif

Answer:

D. if

Explanation:

  • That: This is used to introduce a clause, but not typically used for reported yes/no questions.
  • But: This is a conjunction used to contrast statements and does not fit this context.
  • Until: This is used to indicate a time period and is not appropriate here.
  • If: This is used to introduce a reported yes/no question, which is the correct context here.



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