__________his exercise book，he was scolded by the teacher．A.Not having handed inB.Having not handed inC.Not handing inD.Handing not in
__________his exercise book，he was scolded by the teacher．
A.Not having handed in
B.Having not handed in
C.Not handing in
D.Handing not in
B.Having not handed in
C.Not handing in
D.Handing not in
参考解析
解析：因为主句是过去时，没交作业是发生在过去的过去，所以状语从句应该用过去完成时。故选A。此句意为他没有上交练习册，受到了老师的责备。
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