______ alone in the dark room, the little girl was so frightened as to cry loudly.A. LeavingB. LeftC. Having leftD. To be left
______ alone in the dark room, the little girl was so frightened as to cry loudly.
A. Leaving
B. Left
C. Having left
D. To be left
B. Left
C. Having left
D. To be left
参考解析
解析：在一些状语从句中，如果谓语动词是be，主语又和主句的主语一致，或者主语为it，常常可以把从句中的主语和be省略掉。在本题中，根据 主句可知从句中的动词和从句中的主语是被动关系，且从句动词应该用一般过去时，因此从句是 "the little girl was left in the darkroom"的省略形式，省略掉主语和be，则从句是 "left alone in the dark room，"故选B。
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