It was reported that the government official expressed the deepest ______ to the families of those killed and injured in this attack.

A. satisfactionB. substituteC. symptomD. sympathy

 

D

【解析】

試題分析：句意：據(jù)報道,政府官員向在這次襲擊中受傷的遇難者的家屬表示深切慰問。四個選項的含義分別是：A. satisfaction滿意，B. substitute代替者，替補（運動員），替代物,C. symptom癥狀，征兆,D. sympathy同情，所以選D。

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