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We were not prepared for _____ the violence of his towards Sandy.
A
impression
B
response
C
relation
D
reaction
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解析：
句意：我们没有预料到他对桑迪的反应如此粗暴。response和reaction都有“反应”的意思，但response强调的是“回答，回复”；reaction强调动作，如reaction to a joke意为“对玩笑的反应”。
句意：我们没有预料到他对桑迪的反应如此粗暴。response和reaction都有“反应”的意思，但response强调的是“回答，回复”；reaction强调动作，如reaction to a joke意为“对玩笑的反应”。
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