13．-We will take the conditions into careful consideration________ you have attached to this contract．
-Thanks．Hope for further cooperation．（　�。�
A．asB．whichC．whereD．what

分析 ---我們會認真考慮你們附錄在合同中的條約．
--謝謝，希望進一步合作．

解答 答案：B．
通過分析句子結(jié)構(gòu)，可知這個句子中包含一個分隔式定語從句"________ you have attached to this contract"修飾前面的先行詞conditions，定語從句中attach sth．to…固定短語"把′′′′′′裝上、貼上、系上′′′′′′； 使依附于；使附屬于"，attached 后缺少賓語，故用關系代詞，排除C、D．a(chǎn)s引導定語從句時，先行詞前面通常由such、so、as、the same修飾，故排除A，由which引導定語從句，所以選B．

點評 本題考查定語從句．做這類題型時，首先要判斷從句是否是定語從句；然后分析從句的句子成分，缺主語、表語、賓語、定語用關系代詞，缺狀語時用關系副詞；最后看先行詞，根據(jù)句意，得出答案．

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