Which answer is correct?

1. Mrs. Morrison seems ( ) frightened when he heard that loud noise.

a. very b. much c. too d. quite

the answer is b, but why "very" or "quite" is wrong ?

Thank you so much for your help.

Question

Which answer is correct?

1. Mrs. Morrison seems (   ) frightened when he heard that loud noise.

a. very  b. much  c. too  d. quite

the answer is b, but why "very" or "quite" is wrong ?

Thank you so much for your help.

Answer

thank you so much

Answer

Mrs is female, so you need to use ‘she’, not he.
Seems is present tense, so you need to use ‘hears’ not heard, or 
Heard is past tense, so you need to use ‘seemed’ not seems.
Very or quite or too are ok. 
Much isn’t correct.

Mrs Morrison seems very / quite frightened when she hears that loud noise.
Mrs Morrison seemed very / quite frightened when she heard that loud noise.

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