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The computer center，( )last year，is very popular among the students in this school.
A.open
B.opening
C.having opened
D.opened
B.opening
C.having opened
D.opened
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解析：考查非谓语动词。通过分析句子结构可知，句子主干为The computer center is very popularAmong...，因此括号处的部分为非谓语结构，排除A项。B项表主动或进行，C项表完成，D项表被动或过去。根据题意，计算机中心是去年开放的，应表过去。故本题选D。句意：去年开放的计算机中心在这所学校的学生中很受欢迎。
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