单选题His anxiety and worry _____ him to rush into the room and interrupt our talk.AshovedBsaddenedCpromptedDridiculed
单选题
His anxiety and worry _____ him to rush into the room and interrupt our talk.
A
shoved
B
saddened
C
prompted
D
ridiculed
参考解析
解析：
prompt敦促，促使。shove推，猛推，强使。sadden使伤心。ridicule嘲笑，奚落。
prompt敦促，促使。shove推，猛推，强使。sadden使伤心。ridicule嘲笑，奚落。
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