By 2010 Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway ________, with ________ all the people will be content．


  1. A.
    is completed; that
  2. B.
    will have been completed; which
  3. C.
    has been completed; the people
  4. D.
    will have completed; it
B
考查時態(tài)。本題關(guān)鍵是介詞短語by 2010，即到明年怎樣，為將來的時態(tài)，排除A、C兩項，句中的Beijing-Shanghai High-speed Railway是動作的承受者，故用被動語態(tài)。
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