单选题______AworriesBfeelingsCemotionsDindifferences
单选题
______
A
worries
B
feelings
C
emotions
D
indifferences
参考解析
解析：
句意：害羞的人过分担心自己在他人眼中是什么样的，他们为自己的形象忧心重重。故worries最合文意。
句意：害羞的人过分担心自己在他人眼中是什么样的，他们为自己的形象忧心重重。故worries最合文意。
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