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    The school shop, ________ customers are mainly students, is closed during class time.

    A. which B. whereC. whose D. when

     

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：学校的商店在上课期间是关闭的，它的顾客主要是学生。首先主语the school shop为sth，并无代表时间及地点的介词，所以排除B、D，原句主要表达的是超市的顾客而不是在超市所以用whose，相当于原句the school shop's customers are mainly students.。故选C。

    考点: 考查定语从句的用法。

     

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