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    She had understood nothing, _____ had she sought to understand.

    A. so     B. either    C. nor    D. or

    C


    解析:

    考查特殊句式。句意：她什么都不懂，她也不追求去弄懂。nor用于否定句句首，句子需要用部分倒装，表示后者的情况和前者一样。

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