【題目】She __________ her notes before the examination and tried to recite some important points.

A. looked for B. looked up

C. looked through D. looked into

【答案】C

【解析】句意：在考試之前她瀏覽了她的筆記并努力記住一些重要的點。look through表示“瀏覽”；look for意為“尋找”；look up意為“仰望”；look around表示“四處看”。

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