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【题目】Eating too much fat can __________ heart disease I and cause high blood pressure.

A. attend to B. devote to

C. distribute to D. contribute to

【答案】D

【解析】句意：食用含太多脂肪的食物会引起心脏病，导致高血压。contribute to“导致；”attend to “照料”；devote to“专注于”；distribute to“分发”。

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