Even though she had read the report carefully over and over, she glanced it ________ before handing it in.

 

through

【解析】　考查短語意義。句意：盡管她將報告仔細地讀了一遍又一遍，但在交上之前她又瀏覽了一下。glance through“粗略地看，瀏覽”，與句意相符。

 

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