A. decrease B. directly C. going D. keep E. less F. main G. mind H. mood I

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问题    A. decrease B. directly C. going D. keep E. less
   F. main G. mind H. mood I. occasionally J. pleasure
   K. psychological L. specializes M. succeeds N. suggests O. trouble
   It has long been known that high-calorie food can act as a balm (镇痛软膏) for anxiety and bad moods, but now a series of new studies published in Psychological Science 【T1】______that high-calorie food may be a balm for economic anxiety, too, and one that we are prepared to apply whenever we perceive 【T2】______in the world.
   In one of the experiments, people who were exposed to words suggesting tough times, like " disaster" , "suffer" and "struggle", were prompted to eat more high-calorie food and 【T3】______low-calorie food than a control group did—even though these words were in the background, on a poster, and not 【T4】______understood. Taste didn’t come into it: neither did pleasure. "The cues I used did not change people’s 【T5】______," says lead author Juliano Laran, a University of Miami marketing professor who 【T6】______in consumer psychology and self-control, "and I specifically found that people were not looking for pleasure, but rather for food items that can 【T7】______them fed for longer periods of time. "
   The inspiration for the studies came from New York City’s policy of posting calorie counts in restaurants, which Laran noticed did nothing to 【T8】______the consumption of high-calorie food. "This signaled," he says, "that misinformation was not the 【T9】______issue, that there was something else 【T10】______on. " [br] 【C9】

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答案 F

解析 形容词辨析题。根据句子结构可知,名词issue前缺少一个形容词。上文提到,纽约市的政策没有帮助人们减少对高热量食物的消耗,由此可推断出错误信息不是主要问题,故F项main“主要的”符合句意,为答案。
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