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_______ a quick decision, the chairman called for a vote.

A. Anxious for B. Anxious about C. He was anxious for D. Being anxious with

【解析】

试题分析：句意：渴望得到很快的决定，这个主席要求投票。Be anxious for“渴望”，be anxious about“对…焦虑”，所以只能在AC自己选择，而C项是简单句，和后面的简单句之间没有连词，这不符合句子结构，anxious 是用来修饰chairman。所以用形容词，而不是副词；所以选A.

考点：考查形容词短语做状语

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