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    . Voices were _____ as the argument between the two motorists became more bad-tempered.

    A. swollen         B. raised              C. developed               D. increased

    B


    解析:

    考查动词辨析。.raise (=lift up) one's voice提高嗓门, 高声叫喊。voice声音,  嗓 音;

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