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14．Two passengers fell into the lake．_______，neither of them could swim．（　　）
A．FortunatelyB．LuckilyC．SadlyD．Thankfully

分析 两名乘客调入水中，令人悲伤的是，他们俩都不会游泳．

解答 答案是C．考查副词的辨析．A 幸运地；B 幸好，幸亏；C 悲伤地；D 感激地．句意是：两名乘客调入水中，令人悲伤的是，他们俩都不会游泳．故选C．

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