-What's wrong with Jim? He looks nervous. -He jumped out of his skin when he saw the big fire in the room this morning.A.felt frightened B.felt pleased C.was joyful 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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-What's wrong with Jim? He looks nervous.

-He jumped out of his skin when he saw the big fire in the room this morning.

A.felt frightened B.felt pleased C.was joyful

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