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Futurism, _____ early twentieth-century movement in art, rejected all traditions and attempted to glorify contemporary life by emphasizing the machine and motion.
A
an
B
being
C
that it was an
D
that being
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句意：未来派是二十世纪艺术领域的一种运动，它反对所有传统观念，并且试图通过强调机械和运动来赞扬现代生活。这里采用并列主语形式，即Futurism与an early twentieth-century movement in art是同位语，后者采用名词短语的形式，对前者起到解释说明的作用。故A项正确。
句意：未来派是二十世纪艺术领域的一种运动，它反对所有传统观念，并且试图通过强调机械和运动来赞扬现代生活。这里采用并列主语形式，即Futurism与an early twentieth-century movement in art是同位语，后者采用名词短语的形式，对前者起到解释说明的作用。故A项正确。
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