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10.We were in ______ when we left that we forgot the airline tickets.(  )
A.a rush so anxiousB.a such anxious rush
C.that anxious a rushD.that an anxious rush

分析 我们离开时太着急,以至于忘记带飞机票了.

解答 答案:A.in a rush匆匆忙忙,为介词短语.rush前面可以有定语修饰,所以可以是in an anxious rush.比如in a bit rush,有点赶,in a terrible rush 赶得要命.此处可排除A.
根据such+n.的用法,可排除B.如果B是 such an anxious rush,则为正确.
根据so+adj.+n.的结构,此处so程度副词,可以是so anxious a rush,此处so可以用that来替代,因此可以是that+adj+n.,因此that anxious a rush是正确的.that可以为程度副词.
因此答案为C.
D不选的原因是,that不能代替such,that是副词,such是形容词,两者不能代替.

点评 本题考查固定搭配及so…that的用法.根据平时积累的固定搭配及so…that的用法,即可得出正确答案.

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