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【题目】From his __________ look, I could see that he didn't believe what I said.

A. amazing

B. amaze

C. amazed

D. amazement

【答案】C

【解析】句意：从他吃惊的表情，我可以看出他不相信我所说的。中心词为look,要用过去分词形容词来修饰，表感受。

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