Scientists said that the winter of 2011 was cold, and in fact it was much colder than predicted.A. frozen B. freezing C. freezingly D. froze 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Scientists said that the winter of 2011 was _____ cold, and in fact it was much colder than predicted.

A. frozen B. freezing

C. freezingly D. froze

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试题分析：句意：科学家说，2011年的冬天是极冷的，实际上比预测的还要冷。这里使用形容词freezing“极冷的，结冰的，冰点的”，A. frozen冷冻的， C. freezingly冰冻般地，冷漠地，D. froze动词的过去式，所以选B。

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