On January 3,2004,the first panoramic(全景的) image of Mars(火星)

        by NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover spacecraft from the surface of the planet was shown.

A.having taken              B.having been taken      C.taken                        D.was taken

C


解析:

taken=which was taken.選項(xiàng)B有很大的迷惑性，但分詞的完成時(shí)不作定語(yǔ)。2004年元月3號(hào)，由美國(guó)國(guó)家航空及太空總署的火星探測(cè)器從火星表面發(fā)回的首張火星全景照片

面世。

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