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2．Scientists have found that heavy drinking can cause _______ brain damage in teenagers，which may never recover．（　　）
A．permanentB．addictedC．obviousD．diverse

分析 科学家已经发现青少年时期大量饮酒会导致大脑的永久损伤，这可能永远不会康复．

解答 答案 A 
根据题意：科学家已经发现青少年时期大量饮酒会导致大脑的永久损伤，这可能永远不会康复．可知，此处应该使用permanent 永恒的．addicted 上瘾的；obvious明显的；diverse 各种各样的；故答案为A．

点评 本题考查形容词词意辨析，需要考生多积累词汇，读懂句意作出准确选择．

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