5. The school advisers help you talk through your problems but they don't give you any direct.

   A. solution   B. conclusion

   C. measure   D. attitude

5. A

5. A解析：句意:學(xué)校的指導(dǎo)老師會(huì)幫助你 把問題說清楚，但他們不會(huì)給你任何直接的 解決方法。

solution意為“方法;答案”，符合 句意。

conclusion意為“結(jié)論”；measure意 為“測(cè)量;測(cè)試”;attitude意為“態(tài)度”。

題目來源：2016年周測(cè)月考直通高考高中英語必修4外研版 > 周測(cè)月考卷2 Module 2綜合測(cè)試

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