3．I must have slept in an       position．I'm aching all over!（　　）
A．ambiguousB．awkwardC．embarrassingD．impressive

分析 句意：我肯定睡的姿勢不舒適，現(xiàn)在渾身疼痛．

解答 答案B．"ambiguous"模糊的，模棱兩可的；"awkward"尷尬的，不合適的，不舒適的；"embarrassing"令人尷尬的；"impressive"令人印象深刻的．根據(jù)句意，渾身疼痛，是睡姿"不舒適的，不合適的"．"awkward position"令人不舒服的姿態(tài)．故選B．

點評 本題考查的是形容詞詞意的辨析，要掌握詞意，并結(jié)合具體的語境選擇出正確選項．

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