— It sounds ________ that a truck hit two cars.
— Luckily, _______of three drivers was hurt


  1. A.
    terribly; none
  2. B.
    terrible; none
  3. C.
    terrible; neither
  4. D.
    terribly; neither
B
考查形容詞和副詞的辨析和不定代詞的用法。sound是連系動詞，后面接形容詞terrible；none指三個或三個以上“都不”，neither指兩個“都不”。
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