It was most that the mother wasn’t when she saw her son knocked down by a car. [ ] A．surprised; surprisedB．surprising; surprised C．surprised; surprisingD．surprising; surprising 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It was most _______ that the mother wasn’t _______ when she saw her son knocked down by a car.

[　　]

A．surprised; surprised

B．surprising; surprised

C．surprised; surprising

D．surprising; surprising

答案：B
解析：

母亲看到自己的孩子被汽车撞倒没感到吃惊(surprised过去分词有被动含义），此事是令别人吃惊(surprising现在分词含主动意味）。

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