【題目】Seeing his mother seemed uninterested in the story and _______she remained _______with her cellphone, he chose to massage her back.

A. /, occupied B. that, occupying

C. /, to be occupied D. that, occupied

【答案】D

【解析】試題分析：考查賓語從句和固定詞組。Seeing后面是兩個由and連接的賓語從句，兩個并列的賓語從句中第一個引導詞可以省略，第二個不能省略；be occupied with忙于---，remain出于某種狀態(tài)（連系動詞，相當于be）。故選D。

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