A mixture of joy and anxiety ______ me as I watched the rocket soaring upward into the deep universe.


  1. A.
    held
  2. B.
    caught
  3. C.
    settled
  4. D.
    measured
A
解析：
這題考查hold表示“保持住···控制住”的意思，句意是：當(dāng)我看見火箭沖向太空我感到又高興又焦慮。選A。
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