单选题_______ the little girl with blue saucer eyes had waken before her mother and simply _______ off.ANoticeably; set BDistinctly; steppedCApparently; wandered DNotably; trodden
单选题
_______ the little girl with blue saucer eyes had waken before her mother and simply _______ off.
A
Noticeably; set
B
Distinctly; stepped
C
Apparently; wandered
D
Notably; trodden
参考解析
解析：
显然这个蓝眼睛的女孩比她妈妈醒得早，就那样走失了。apparently显然。wander off走失，走开，离题。noticeably引人注目地。distinctly清楚地。notably显著地，特别地。tread踏，行走。
显然这个蓝眼睛的女孩比她妈妈醒得早，就那样走失了。apparently显然。wander off走失，走开，离题。noticeably引人注目地。distinctly清楚地。notably显著地，特别地。tread踏，行走。
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