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5．If the pain continues，consult （咨询） your doctor．分析 如果继续疼痛，请咨询医生．
解答 consult 考查动词的用法．根据前面的If从句可知，此处是主句且没有主语，所以是祈使句，祈使句是以动词原形开头的句子，根据句意和汉语提示"咨询"，故填consult．
点评 本题是根据汉语提示完成单词拼写的题目类型，做题时要根据所给汉语提示结合句意和句子结构，选择合适的词形和词性．
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Using scanners，they （39）Cthe brain activity of volunteers as they read pieces of classical English literature both in their（40）A form and in a modern translation．
And，according to the Sunday Telegraph，the experiment showed the more（41）C prose（散文） and poetry（42）D far more electrical activity in the brain than the easier versions．
The research also found poetry，（43）C ，increased activity in the right part of the brain，an area（44）B with"autobiographical（自传式的） memory"，which helped the reader to （45）A on their own experiences．The researchers said this meant the （46）C were more useful than self-help books．
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| 36．A．point | B．attitude | C．mind | D．advice |
| 37．A．the way | B．the like | C．the likely | D．the kind |
| 38．A．break | B．focus | C．catch | D．fix |
| 39．A．participated | B．interrupted | C．monitored | D．controlled |
| 40．A．original | B．traditional | C．conventional | D．ancient |
| 41．A．attractive | B．beneficial | C．challenging | D．emotional |
| 42．A．call off | B．put off | C．take off | D．set off |
| 43．A．for example | B．on occasion | C．in particular | D．in contrast |
| 44．A．mixed | B．concerned | C．fixed | D．conflicted |
| 45．A．reflect | B．agree | C．depend | D．take |
| 46．A．average | B．modern | C．classic | D．academic |
| 47．A．records | B．responses | C．recalls | D．receptions |
| 48．A．moods | B．manners | C．forms | D．times |
| 49．A．shorter | B．simpler | C．better | D．deeper |
| 50．A．adjective | B．noun | C．adverb | D．verb |
| 51．A．extension | B．degree | C．amount | D．scale |
| 52．A．philosophy | B．biology | C．sociology | D．psychology |
| 53．A．raising up | B．waking up | C．taking up | D．making up |
| 54．A．matter | B．mark | C．manner | D．mass |
| 55．A．prefer | B．add | C．cater | D．refer． |
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| 61．A．explore | B．experience | C．exercise | D．implement |
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