单选题To our great ______, Tom’s illness proved not to be as serious as we had feared.AanxietyBreliefCviewDjudgment
单选题
To our great ______, Tom’s illness proved not to be as serious as we had feared.
A
anxiety
B
relief
C
view
D
judgment
参考解析
解析：
句意：让我们如释重负的是，汤姆的病最后证实不像我们担心的那么严重。本题考查 固定搭配。题干中的not to be as serious表示“不太严重的”。to one’s relief使某人如释重负的是。因此B项正确。anxiety焦虑。view常用在词组in one’s view中，表示“在……看来”。judgment判断。
句意：让我们如释重负的是，汤姆的病最后证实不像我们担心的那么严重。本题考查 固定搭配。题干中的not to be as serious表示“不太严重的”。to one’s relief使某人如释重负的是。因此B项正确。anxiety焦虑。view常用在词组in one’s view中，表示“在……看来”。judgment判断。
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