“窜”、“蹿”不分,随意使用,报刊上屡见不鲜。请看下例:(1)火苗从一楼窜到顶楼。(2)个子猛地蹿到了一米六二。(3)随后,三人蹿到隆昌县金鹅镇光胜村。(4)房价像坐上火箭似的蹿高。(5)挪威快速窜升为全球国民平均所得最高的国家,约6万美元。(6)孩子们像松鼠一样,在花树间蹿来蹿去地打闹着。更为奇怪的是,人教社的现行高中《语文(必修)》第3册《老人与海》一文中,竟有如下四例:(7)它(指鲨鱼——引者注)就从下面水深的地方窜上来。(8)要是它们(指群鲨——引者注)在夜里蹿来,你该怎么办呢?(9)现在我的鱼又淌了血,恐怕还有别的鲨 “窜”,“” , regardless of the use of random, newspapers and magazines are common. Please see the following example: (1) The flame goes from the first floor to the top floor. (2) The son slammed to one meter sixty. (3) Subsequently, the three men went to Guangsheng Village, Jinxiang Town, Longchang County. (4) House prices are like rockets. (5) Norway has rapidly surged to become the country with the highest average national income in the world, about 60,000 U.S. dollars. (6) Children, like squirrels, slap around in the trees. What is even more strange is that in the current high school “language (required)” book of the People’s Education Agency, “The Old Man and the Sea,” there are four cases as follows: (7) It is from The water depths below come up. (8) What would you do if they were to come in the night? (9) Now my fish has blood, I am afraid there are other sharks.