My eyesight was ________ destroyed in that accident．Thanks to Dr Beker,I can enjoy the beautiful world again．


  1. A.
    completely
  2. B.
    hardly
  3. C.
    quickly
  4. D.
    nearly
D
考查副詞辨析。completely全部、完全，hardly幾乎不，quickly迅速地,nearly幾乎。根據(jù)句子后一句Thanks to Dr．Beker,I can enjoy the beautiful world again．可知眼睛被醫(yī)治好。所以排除A．
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