First as a student, she went on___(become) a surgeon.

A. to get     B. to be      C. to become     D. to turn

C


解析:

考查動詞用法。go on to do sth.意思“接著做另一件內(nèi)容有變化的事”。A項“得到”；B項“當，是”；C項“成為---”符合句意；D項“成為---”，但后應該直接接名詞。

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