5．---How can my daughter develop her interest in literature？
---You should _______ her to classical literary works．（　　）
A．devoteB．applyC．exposeD．recommend

分析 ---怎么才能培養(yǎng)我女兒的文學興趣呢？
---你應該讓她接觸（閱讀）一些古典文學作品．

解答 答案：C．
devote′′′to′′′致力于，投身于；apply′′′to′′′應用于；expose′′′to′′′把′′′′′′暴露于，使…接觸到；recommend sb．sth．向某人推薦某物．結合句意"---怎么才能培養(yǎng)我女兒的文學興趣呢？---你應該讓她接觸（閱讀）一些古典文學作品．"以及"___her to classical literary works"可知，expose符合句意，故選C．

點評 本題考查動詞的詞義辨析．對于動詞詞義辨析題目，首先可以從句意著手，看懂句意是解答此類題目的關鍵，其次四個選項的意思也要了如指掌．學生在平時的學習中要勤積累，多記憶，多查字典，以便在考試時能夠迅速準確的答出．

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