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The old lady feels ________ bad at the moment because she was caught in the ________ rain just now.

A. terrible; heavy B. terrible; heavilyC. terribly; heavy D. terribly; heavily

 

C

【解析】

试题分析：terrible可怕的,很糟的;terribly; 可怕地,非常;heavy 沉重的,巨大的;heavily沉重的,猛烈地.句意:那时这个老人感到非常糟糕,因为刚才她淋了大雨。结合语境可知前一空用副词做状语修饰形容词，后一空用形容词作定语，故选C。

考点：考查形容词副词辨析

 

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