15．He had ever climbed this mountain several months before，but_______ he couldn't find the way this time．（　�。�
A．anyhowB．somehowC．somewhatD．sometime

分析 幾個月前他爬過這座山，但是不知為什么這次找不到路了．

解答 答案B．考查副詞辨析．A．a(chǎn)nyhow 不管怎樣；B．somehow 不知為什么；C．somewhat 略微；D．sometime 某時．根據(jù)句意，不知為什么，故選B．

點評 考查副詞辨析的題，熟記單詞的意思，將選項分別代入題干，結(jié)合語境進行選擇．

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