【題目】The________expression on his face suggested that he was________at the extraordinary beauty of the picture.
A.astonished；astonished
B.astonishing；astonished
C.astonished；astonishing
D.astonishing；astonishing

【答案】A
【解析】考查以ing和ed結(jié)尾的形容詞。句意為：他臉上驚訝的表情表明這幅畫異乎尋常的美使他感到十分驚訝。astonished吃驚的，驚愕的，astonished look吃驚的表情。astonishing令人感到吃驚的。

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