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听力原文：My heart went out to him as he stood forlornly in the courtroom. Which of the fol

听力原文：My heart went out to him as he stood forlornly in the courtroom.

Which of the following best described my feeling then？

A．My heart ached when I saw him standing in the courtroom.

B．I felt sad at seeing him standing alone in the courtroom.

C．I felt sympathy for him when I saw him standing in the courtroom.

D．I felt depressed at seeing him standing in the courtroom.

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