【題目】Richard looked at the envelope and __________ Jenny's handwriting immediately.

A. recognized B. found

C. realized D. concerned

【答案】A

【解析】句意:理查德看了看信封，立即認(rèn)出是珍妮的筆跡。recognized承認(rèn)；認(rèn)出；found發(fā)現(xiàn);realized 認(rèn)識到；實現(xiàn);concerned焦慮的,擔(dān)心的。

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