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    2. I doubted his reason for being absent from the football match        at the airport (meet)

    我不信他缺席足球比赛的原因是他不得不去机场接他叔叔。

2. that he had to meet his uncle本题考査同位语从句。 reason后面有for引导的短语作定语,之后是that引导的同位语从句来说明reason的内容。

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