单选题When he was told that he scored 58 in the final examination, he was in a comfort of remorse.Aa distressBa sufferingCan agonyDa misery
单选题
When he was told that he scored 58 in the final examination, he was in a comfort of remorse.
A
a distress
B
a suffering
C
an agony
D
a misery
参考解析
解析：
词语运用。句意：当他得知自己期末考试考了58分时，他感到极度悔恨。因此用comfort（舒服，舒适）在形容他目前的状态不合适。distress（悲痛；穷困；不幸）和suffering（苦楚；受难）均为不可数名词，前不能加不定冠词a，因此排除A项和B项。agony常指极度的、难以忍受的痛苦，创痛。misery则强调悲惨或不幸，并暗含了痛苦无法减轻和具有长期性。因此选项C更合句意。
词语运用。句意：当他得知自己期末考试考了58分时，他感到极度悔恨。因此用comfort（舒服，舒适）在形容他目前的状态不合适。distress（悲痛；穷困；不幸）和suffering（苦楚；受难）均为不可数名词，前不能加不定冠词a，因此排除A项和B项。agony常指极度的、难以忍受的痛苦，创痛。misery则强调悲惨或不幸，并暗含了痛苦无法减轻和具有长期性。因此选项C更合句意。
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