The film about the disabled boy was touching.A:inspiring B:boringC:moving D:frightening
The film about the disabled boy was touching.
A:inspiring
B:boring
C:moving
D:frightening
B:boring
C:moving
D:frightening
参考解析
解析：本句话的意思是：“有关那个残疾男孩的电影非常感人。”moving：感人的、动人的，例如：What a moving novel he has written！他写的小说好感人啊！inspiring：鼓舞人心的、启发灵感的，例如：His inspiring speech encouraged the soldiers．他鼓舞人心的演讲激励了士兵。boring：乏味的、无趣的，例如：The lecture was really boring．演讲非常乏味。frightening: 可怕的、令人惊吓的，例如：Walking alone in the dark is really a frightening experience for her．独自在黑暗中行走对她确实是一次可怕的经历。
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