Discussion
He was one of my best __________ and I felt his loss ___________.
Answer: D
The pair is friends, keenly.
"One of my best ..." must be followed by a plural noun, because "one of" picks a member out of a group: one of my best friends. The second blank modifies the verb "felt", so it needs an adverb, keenly (intensely).
"Friend" is singular and breaks the "one of" construction. "Keen" and "keener" are adjectives and cannot describe how he felt the loss.
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