单选题It was Einstein _____ wrote and published his famous theory relativity.AwhichBwhomCwhatDwho
单选题
It was Einstein _____ wrote and published his famous theory relativity.
A
which
B
whom
C
what
D
who
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解析：
句意：正是爱因斯坦写下并发表了他著名的相对论。本题为强调句，强调的是句子的主语，指人，因此D正确。
句意：正是爱因斯坦写下并发表了他著名的相对论。本题为强调句，强调的是句子的主语，指人，因此D正确。
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