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Janet as well as the other young people who ____ sent abroad by government ___ brought up in the small town.
A. was;was
B. was;were
C. were ;were
D. were ;was
B. was;were
C. were ;were
D. were ;was
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解析：引出定语从句的关系代词作从句的主语，而它又前指复数名词“people”，所以考虑到主谓一致谓语动词用“were”。一个名词后有“as well as”引出的短语时，单复数仍然以那个名词本身的单复数确定。此处主句主语是“Janet"，单数第三人称，所以谓语用“was”。故选D。
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