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1．They are puzzled about how to react，that is，they don't know what to do with the situation．

分析他们对如何反应困惑，也就是说，他们不知道如何对付这种情形．

解答答案是puzzled．本题考查语境中选用恰当的词； puzzle vt．使困惑；n．谜，难题；根据下文"don't know"判断，他们"困惑"，be puzzled about对…困惑的；故答案是puzzled．

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