单选题______AimmediatelyBheavilyCswiftlyDinstantly
单选题
______
A
immediately
B
heavily
C
swiftly
D
instantly
参考解析
解析：
词义辨析题。immediately“立即，马上”，强调直接地、时间上没有延误地；heavily“沉重地，很重地”；swiftly“很快地，敏捷地”，强调反应快、行动迅速；instantly“立即地，即刻地”，强调急迫性。结合常识可知，马、斑马或其他小动物通常行动敏捷，跑得很快，本句说猿人不能像马、斑马或其他小动物一样通过快速奔跑来保护自己，故选C。
词义辨析题。immediately“立即，马上”，强调直接地、时间上没有延误地；heavily“沉重地，很重地”；swiftly“很快地，敏捷地”，强调反应快、行动迅速；instantly“立即地，即刻地”，强调急迫性。结合常识可知，马、斑马或其他小动物通常行动敏捷，跑得很快，本句说猿人不能像马、斑马或其他小动物一样通过快速奔跑来保护自己，故选C。
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