When _____ to danger and conflict, men tend to increase blood pressure, _____ nervous and anxious.

A. exposed; feeling B. exposed; felt

C. exposing; feeling D. being exposed; felt

A

【解析】

試題分析：考查過去分詞和現(xiàn)在分詞的用法。Expose是及物動詞，表示暴露，使曝光。這里exposed作條件狀語，因為expose這個動作是句子主語“men”承受的動作，它們之間的關系是被動關系�！癴eeling”用主動形式表示伴隨狀態(tài)，因為“feel nervous”與主句中“exposed to danger”這個動作是同時發(fā)生的，也可以略遲與主句的動作。所以feeling表示伴隨狀語，在面對危險時伴隨而來的內心緊張。句意：當面對危險和沖突的時候，人們的血壓會上升，并且感到緊張和不安。故選A。

考點：考查過去分詞和現(xiàn)在分詞的用法。

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