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    16. They stayed with me three weeks, _____ they drank all the wine I had.

    A. which              B. which time   

    C. during which time    D. during which

    C


    解析:

    选C。which不是修饰三个星期，而是修饰前面整个主句。句意为：他们和我呆了三个星期，（在呆了三个星期这段时间里）喝光了我所有的酒。

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