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4.At the news,there was a______ expression on his face.(  )
A.puzzlingB.puzzleC.puzzledD.puzzles

分析 听到这个消息,他脸上露出了困惑的表情.

解答 C A.puzzling令人困惑的,是形容词;B.puzzle使迷惑,是动词原形;C.puzzled 感到困惑的,是形容词;D.puzzles使迷惑,是动词的第三人称单数形式.根据横线前的冠词a和后面的名词expression,可知此处应用形容词修饰名词.这里意为当他听到那个消息后,脸上露出了困惑的表情.是他感到困惑,而不是他的表情令人困惑,故选C.

点评 本题考查-ed形容词和-ing形容词的区别,弄清两种形式的用法是解题关键.-ed形容词表示主语的感受,而-ing形容词意为"令人…的".

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