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The FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) has worked out that up to 30％ of food ________ lost in storage.


  1. A.
    are
  2. B.
    has
  3. C.
    is
  4. D.
    have
C
百分數(shù)作主語，謂語依據其后的名詞(food)確定。food為不可數(shù)名詞，用單數(shù)謂語動詞。
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