A. arises B. bias C. characteristic D. convicted E. deliberately

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问题 A. arises B. bias C. characteristic D. convicted E. deliberately
F. dubious G. finding H. generates I. incoherent J. interested
K. involved L. relevant M. sign N. trustworthy O. unconsciously
Research has shown that—in both sexes and across numerous cultures—attractive people are judged to be smarter, kinder, more honest and 【C1】______.
With some regularity we hear about the latest beauty contestant who has responded to a simple question with an epic fail of a mistake, a bizarre opinion or a (n)【C2】______ ramble (闲扯). Ridiculous. But what’s even more ridiculous is that our brains 【C3】______ us toward believing such people—just because they’re charming. The German poet Friedrich Schiller wrote, "Physical beauty is the 【C4】______ of an interior beauty, a spiritual and moral beauty." In politics, we are also more likely to believe and vote for people who are attractive. And when it comes to blind justice, numerous studies discovered that more attractive individuals are less likely to be 【C5】______ of crimes and, if so, receive shorter-than-average sentences for the crime.
Why should this be? Some have suggested that since it is pleasurable to meet someone attractive and someone good and honest, we 【C6】______ merge the two. But this convergence (融合)of rewarding experiences seems 【C7】______.
Work by two researchers in Duke University shows something more convincing: one part of the brain is 【C8】______ in rating both the beauty of a face and the goodness of a behavior, and the level of activity in that region during one of those tasks predicts the level during the other. In other words, the brain does similar things when contemplating beautiful minds, hearts or cheekbones. It’s a discouraging 【C9】______. But there’s also some good news in this story: The brain can get confused in both directions. That is to say, the same neural wiring that gives rise to "What is beautiful is good" also 【C10】______ "What is good is beautiful." [br] 【C2】

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答案 I

解析空格前为不定冠词a(n)，空格处可填入形容词、分词或名词修饰名词ramble。由an epic fail of mistake“错得离谱”、a bizarre opinion“观点离奇”推断，这些选美比赛的选手回答得并不好，故空格处也应填贬义词，词库中incoherent“条理不清的，紊乱的”与ramble搭配语义合理，故选I项。

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