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1 a3 u/ x2 ?3 l0 l8 o4 s3 N4 nSECTION 2
( }( [- A% l3 M) q! O5 H6 PTime- 30 Minutes
1 _0 N3 Y5 d+ W) a: K38 Questions
7 k4 S3 r, v+ O1. As businesses become aware that their advertising must ------ the everyday concerns of consumers, their commercials will be characterized by a greater degree of ------.
- M5 N) N0 [7 N( p' F* ? (A) allay...pessimism
1 R4 c1 V3 V: Z b& B* A (B) address...realism
) T, Q6 F* Z. r0 b0 f6 u (C) evade....verisimilitude% @1 f' \% }1 V' b" f1 K
(D) engage…fancy
+ D" A/ `5 l. a; _4 ?4 d% y. o- K (E) change...sincerity
2. Because the lawyer's methods were found to
& Z0 A* N- } Q$ p W, v be ------, the disciplinary committee ------- his/ t/ E/ d/ e' E2 ^/ `1 P1 v
privileges.8 h& T0 b# Y6 X S/ R. r
(A) unimpeachable...suspended
) p }. Q' _ G7 P1 U x+ s, C (B) ingenious...withdrew1 {# q* t. t# P1 _" Y' G1 d# G8 E
(C) questionable...expanded# I: a2 Q) |7 E6 |$ n. m# o7 L0 T
(D) unscrupulous...revoked
: O5 z2 ]5 Y9 @; Q( [+ P (E) reprehensible...augmented 3. People of intelligence and achievement can none-
. @7 w) A2 Z. s/ L theless be so ------ and lacking in ------ that they
# ]$ M: j- M. O( _9 J" z2 n gamble their reputations by breaking the law to
5 p, d/ {5 _8 a# w; | further their own ends.
& Q) M8 ?; @+ ?& C (A) devious...propensity$ b# s6 _2 r& e# i/ R
(B) culpable...prosperity) |9 f; D f$ C8 ^. G
(C) obsequious...deference# R! p; P5 F2 c* V1 {4 [
(D) truculent... independence
! N" L$ h/ r/ O! G$ y. y (E) greedy... integrity 4. A number of scientists have published articles. U9 r ^# p0 ~. C1 c+ ?: w
------- global warming, stating ------- that there2 x& ^/ Z8 r4 a2 A; x
is no solid scientific evidence to support the
& B2 \# i% E9 x- P9 p# p5 k5 s theory that the Earth is warming because of
2 `3 @; J- c* A, V increases in greenhouse gases., m+ f, d9 ]/ V
(A) debunking...categorically8 T6 ~! O" T" K
(B) rejecting...paradoxically+ m. }6 o7 @+ j0 P; x1 F
(C) deploring...optimistically' D$ a ]2 _: n8 Q5 Z/ l1 E' Q
(D) dismissing...hesitantly
& [. A) I, A4 m0 q% x! q (E) proving...candidly 5. The senator's attempt to convince the public that
0 @2 B5 l. q1 G( p she is not interested in running for a second term
1 D+ `) g2 C1 _# ~7 y is as -------- as her opponent's attempt to disguise7 M! e, i0 [9 _( ]3 O9 S
his intention to run against her.4 {0 n3 o: a$ a1 j' w/ N) y% ~
(A) biased
% l; k4 a$ ]1 w5 N (B) unsuccessful A5 t( d: I1 z: C4 |" h8 G
(C) inadvertent
" T$ Y( f/ e% d+ }) q7 ?5 u5 R (D) indecisive
G4 R: R9 g0 C9 H (E) remote 6. MacCrory’s conversation was --------: she could
; g: R: K- s+ u: Z7 c8 W/ C never tell a story, chiefly because she always
% ^% U7 ]# T* A1 F& F2 k& T7 S forgot it, and she was never guilty of a witticism,( c2 }7 }, u" a8 N. d9 B
unless by accident.
; K9 u7 B/ f& w, s (A) scintillating
% h( |3 o. y9 w: y6 T (B) unambiguous) h6 X7 w9 D: Q+ i
(C) perspicuous7 P8 I% p' a' N* u
(D) stultifying1 ?- \- l- S/ y: j$ g+ }
(E) facetious 7. Despite its many --------, the whole-language# h3 Z4 _3 ?! F% |
philosophy of teaching reading continues to& E2 K5 i# @' T$ P: T j
gain -------- among educators.. A" o8 N$ J: Y8 s9 o: ]
(A) detractors...notoriety 0 Y! U% P7 _; f
(B) adherents...prevalence# n, m% l; B6 O, b) A
(C) critics…currency# \9 u( K/ ~; @- G5 g; P4 I4 ]
(D) enthusiasts...popularity
! k% |' L' X3 {* |" t0 k (E) practitioners… credibility 8. CENSUS: POPULATION::$ o) c& Z$ A! J1 g! H
(A) interrogation : guilt5 c% ^6 Y; ^' e9 o# _ t+ v5 m; D" f
(B) survey : price
0 y: k: f0 X% A6 i9 y9 c1 i1 g (C) interview : personality
& g" E+ p4 H% ]2 } (D) questionnaire : explanation. I" o/ y9 \* |% h- o
(E) inventory : stock 9. AUTHENTICITY : FRAUDULENT::
3 d* H( f% s* q* E% }, ]. C1 t (A) morality : utopian
5 k7 ~& o! x R8 s0 G (B) intensity : vigorous# V: p/ l! s v1 _/ t, v! f2 j
(C) sincerity : hypocritical( J( h6 v" f7 h- Y, x
(D) particularity : unique
3 ]8 `3 X- r' }( ~# X) {3 s (E) plausibility : narrated 10. VARNISH : GLOSSY::
0 z# }' l* T& D' t) K) Y- m4 j c (A) sharpen : blunt
j) Y# ]% z y! x (B) measure : deep
( d0 T2 a8 Z. d (C) sand : smooth
$ H9 s j* }5 q( M2 I8 Z (D) approximate : precise6 i! j1 L' Z" G1 W5 ?- A6 T: [
(E) anchor : unstable 11. AMENITY : COMFORTABLE0 c" L3 t& i' `' |. W5 _
(A) tact : circumspect
( f7 r2 r$ @2 R8 p7 g4 J (B) nuisance : aggravated X2 C* c1 O7 Z6 w a1 {
(C) honorarium :grateful
" }: F1 N- y2 T" L- H( r (D) favorite : envious
) J- G; b: g' I) x/ @' l, N+ j (E) lounge : patient 12. PAIN : ANALGESIC::
2 l$ `# H9 H% ~8 \5 q (A) energy : revitalization
! Q2 K& o1 J; t' G$ W* x! A (B) interest : stimulation
( @% u3 c# @! d) U, D2 g (C) symptom : palliative, S+ l* ? i4 ^; { f& K# @! k
(D) despair : anxiety) r3 `/ H& j- B7 M- S+ n
(E) reward : incentive 13. VOICE:SHOUT::! k4 y, c; n6 v6 l, `. g
(A) ear : overhear+ t4 M9 t% {0 P4 o/ e1 V8 a9 R
(B) eve : see
* t1 `! o4 `) i0 }5 q& { (C) hand : clutch
% |0 ?' `6 ]& r$ U; K. s) ] (D) nerve : feel2 U' \% s( m2 G
(E) nose : inhale 14. PONTIFICATE: SPEAK::
, H+ r3 }, {4 U9 A5 Z4 I/ `4 Q( w2 b (A) strut : walk! t! p6 h) I5 c: y
(B) stare : look! @( D, S: {; w* q% W, k# ]0 u0 C
(C) patronize : frequent
8 H" ]( ?! K" S6 ?5 D( O2 D6 [1 V" D1 I (D) eulogize : mourn
+ {0 X/ G+ P+ p( @ (E) reciprocate : give 15. BIBLIOPHILE : BOOKS::
8 R4 u2 h# z6 h; P (A) environmentalist : pollution4 ]7 U F$ K3 p3 f
(B) zoologist : animals
- @8 U4 N& g7 n+ D6 C1 } (C) gourmet : food
$ s4 C% e- p3 y6 B4 ] (D) calligrapher : handwriting
- v" ^' p+ a0 q9 \4 o (E) aviator : aircraft 16. INDIGENT : WEALTH::1 E0 O# q# v% k) h0 g
(A) presumptuous : independence
- S" j5 i9 V( `# U) Y (B) imperturbable : determination
# ~# @! {) ?5 k1 j2 h& O$ U4 b( t; U (C) inevitable : inescapability6 E+ ~0 g5 E6 c, [+ g
(D) indigestible : sustenance, N; Z# U, Q7 N; B* Y. Z/ I t( C& p; e
(E) redundant : indispensability 28. SLOUCH:
, q" \& F- n7 B# V(A) stand erect! a9 t5 ?. ?! O% y" c
(B) move unhesitatingly I' G' v' ]" T( c7 D
(C) stretch languidly, e% } O# o, l# ]5 [- d
(D) scurry
! E9 ^" `1 `. Q(E) totter7 r" G1 O6 {5 Y; h7 i" |
29. CLAIM:
5 q: N9 ~! w$ b0 E' _2 n(A) renounce% E7 e o+ g: b9 \" B2 q% j
(B) repeal% Z/ T' K9 n2 W6 {8 }0 A
(C) deter% K0 {0 n1 `2 P: b" g. w9 ^ m
(D) hinder
4 |* R+ N2 E. G/ B(E) postpone
) O: Z7 {. N' v. U1 A3 V4 f- v" p30. EXPEDITE:
# Z7 O3 P9 O7 [/ @3 z+ ?2 m5 T(A) impeach1 a% b5 c/ w+ p7 A& M8 \
(B) deflect
% P+ D2 ~1 X$ j5 P& ^(C) resist
; C4 ~6 h# i6 P9 j, J. x9 X" c(D) retard: C9 K( c' k* P$ x
(E) remove) f9 K( w6 Z% v0 b. ] f' b
31. VALEDICTION:" m, f: }' Y$ k1 X2 b1 i$ w& A) L! s
(A) greeting
9 D) u) `! R3 |" p* ](B) promise
$ @+ E9 \; g2 _7 K$ v; H( H. D$ q(C) accusation
% ?& q! v/ q& p5 V(D) denigration; g. @3 `+ t( e) Z, ~
(E) aphorism5 C3 B9 ^- R' u8 v- p: o$ H1 d
32. FACTORABLE/ B( e4 M2 _8 F( F
(A) absorbent
/ x5 u) G# d0 ^& S(B) magnifiabl9 [9 u* l9 A$ U5 @( Y0 n- y/ A8 R1 n
(C) simulated9 r$ Y s: b& m7 E9 r7 X5 B
(D) irreducible
4 t3 r: p; c5 \3 E0 g- ]0 Y(E) ambiguous0 T$ w1 b+ T4 B+ n* t2 x+ R& N6 [
33. CONVOKE:
6 `- q" h- j8 |; \(A) disturb3 x+ t* V7 l/ G* |
(B) impress/ c- [* a3 ^+ G" i& ?. V& Q
(C) adjourn3 b9 E( j: ?& t9 _8 |, p4 I
(D) extol+ I6 U; }- u# b, E& n+ h& a
(E) applaud
2 X3 w& l: D# c4 O+ t G* ]4 U" P34. REND:1 m/ D+ y' B9 @5 h- f& C4 E' e
(A) sink% I; v# v/ s1 ~6 [0 T3 f1 q
(B) unite: Q' y6 |3 Y y# N* J9 U
(C) find
" v3 o+ J+ V. v8 R' s(D) spend" p& M7 w, y+ C8 T* r8 E
(E) unleash! ~* T- u5 ^- N, P s8 f5 h. }
35. CONTRAVENE:
$ R# y! g" W0 F7 u(A) condescend
& C0 b ^4 m) j) N9 `6 ]5 e E(B) embark
- D( @, Y5 K* x% h. r* K4 O8 x: b# B(C) support
! U" h8 [+ b6 |* A(D) offend
6 n! h/ Z# ?0 \- n d2 \8 D(E) amass
: H1 U5 _$ O4 C* R$ g" m, R A0 q, U36. NADIR:
' @% W4 k5 y& o5 F2 k& h(A) summit, ~, }, o$ b3 q' r6 y& m
(B) impasse
. k$ J7 K: t0 ]) z2 Z* E% |(C) sanctuary' \2 `; M5 E! y
(D) weak point) E+ q. Z0 l" H- D7 j* `+ `* I
(E) direct route0 @3 @; z: @' |
37. ABSTRACT: }, u7 C( e! ^0 y+ s
(A) deny6 H+ v0 M3 Q5 @6 U& a' b5 H
(B) organize- V/ y% C n2 f9 w5 c5 S% ]) }4 v
(C) elaborate
" X5 r$ n! @( X(D) deliberate0 o: n8 ^ m5 u
(E) produce
; n$ o4 d, z- |' `( Q38. MENDACIOUS:
8 u: v9 `/ q( D; d! p/ _(A) assured# O- R) a! x- c4 G
(B) honest
8 z2 x4 W M6 o$ Q- U(C) intelligent
3 [ K- r" @7 J3 ?3 N9 u" {(D) fortunate
$ [5 ^ }# @/ r1 k4 H1 B(E) gracious
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* K2 Z/ j2 g2 O {. \& TSECTION 5
! f# h% J- v0 a3 t @: {( I. G/ ITime-30 minutes
3 S0 K3 C- l8 s+ H3 h38 Questions ; ^$ p B4 S7 F$ R& Q3 S
1. That she was _____ rock climbing did not diminish her _____to join her friends on a rock-climbing expedition.
. X0 q) f( x2 e(A) attracted to ...eagerness# g& N: z: s/ Z: d6 \7 e7 y, }
(B) timid about ... reluctance
& d# S% j) J, }( \! J(C) fearful of ... determination8 c ~$ l+ n K( l9 N9 h4 R6 h3 X
(D) curious about ... aspiration
# m* U) W T0 _ F(E) knowledgeable about ... hope. A/ g3 W! L- j# }0 w; D
2. Data concerning the effects on a small population of high concentrations of a potentially hazardous chemical are frequently used to ____ the effects on a large population of lower amounts of the same chemical.
. i2 L; G, v1 T. h(A) verify" }$ k% u% p$ |
(B) redress2 f. G0 a' b2 N, H z2 w
(C) predict& ` S* [$ ]9 B# M$ J
(D) realize
. [ h2 ~$ @6 x d) t8 O! j: c(E) augment
, k9 e, {' D' X3. Conceptually, it is hard to reconcile a defense attorney's ____ to ensure that false testimony is not knowingly put forward with the attorney's mandate to mount the most ____ defense conceivable for the client.
" [ w8 t$ y7 C. S(A) efforts ... cautious
. q8 T* K/ B4 i# t3 g, A9 b0 M% _. U+ d: G(B) duty ... powerful
5 J; C F3 }8 u- b& d, N* P(C) inability ... eloquent* ?# T/ a6 @6 ^6 G
(D) failure ... diversified
% I* G7 A% D# L; s(E) promises ... informed! e: d" O; R8 Y
4. The term “modern”has always been used broadly by historians, and recent reports indicate that its meaning has become more ____ than ever.
; D5 e# F( y" j(A) precise; w8 }& E2 k n3 n
(B) pejorative
3 |! q' ?9 V3 r2 M7 Y(C) revisionist! d6 F; {( T6 F9 Q$ Q
(D) acceptable
3 K5 I+ _! g3 \; i(E) amorphous; Z; `8 H: Q0 f1 x2 W0 N
5. He would ____ no argument, and to this end he enjoined us to ____.
0 Q# G! P" N- y(A) brook ... silence0 N5 d C9 x, Q' E$ |& b
(B) acknowledge ... neglect+ W# i/ z+ |* C! D" u
(C) broach ... abstinence
# k4 p* K' B, P) j% |(D) fathom ... secrecy
3 X& K2 Q6 J' r% l(E) tolerate ... defiance) t9 i3 C6 y* M2 a( ~+ F% \
6. Originally, most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ____ in character, being based on the assumption that the wider the appeal, the more ____ the product.8 d; ]3 J# S( N
(A) unpredictable ... undesirable
, I( n' u9 }: v; R7 G: s(B) ironic ... popular
M+ o% B8 F* g(C) extreme ... outlandish
! K* {) e) G% C7 e* }/ k(D) frivolous ... superfluous O$ A9 q3 V z) r
(E) negative ... shoddy* Q& V$ P/ I7 T- K* B
7. Surprisingly, given the dearth of rain that fell on the com crop, the yield of the harvest was ____; consequently, the corn reserves of the country have not been ____.
" l. f4 s p' c% s- E4 F(A) inadequate ... replenished" x6 ]- p$ D# j- z0 t V
(B) encouraging ... depleted
- t: B+ E7 | W(C) compromised ... salvaged; D1 y. A+ W6 p/ s9 H; D2 V% m7 r
(D) abundant ... extended
+ [" X% O9 P: l/ o(E) disappointing ... harmed
8 x# E* d3 H* T8. REPELLENT: ATTRACT::3 J7 t' I9 `, A% O; ~# O. l
(A) elastic: stretch" i8 z3 S: @1 ~1 _; u1 {
(B) sensitive: cooperate
- }( _! { d3 z) G5 j+ `(C) progressive: change
- J) F5 h, _ @3 N+ y2 M2 W& d(D) flammable: ignite7 V! z5 O/ f( N% Q2 \. \
(E) ephemeral: endure- d- E+ B M. N9 Y3 G: ?
9. ANARCHIST: GOVERNMENT::9 x, s* m7 j( n! f( g
(A) legislator: taxation2 l9 O6 Q* p1 y4 i; V, g
(B) reformer: bureaucracy
2 `! E5 I' |, X) F" e+ c% ](C) jurist: law
* F0 [- a/ m9 I" G; n9 G9 }, x(D) SUFFRAGIST : VOTING
1 `" v o ^$ E S(E) abolitionist: slavery2 ?0 t7 G( \' Z) O- w
10. ADMONISH: DENOUNCE::+ ~6 O, A& H9 X9 @
(A) challenge: overcome. y; k: u" R" t( U6 K& ^ \
(B) reward: praise& q% n' z) ?5 {# e7 P9 E
(C) control: contain
# v1 F4 r/ W/ }! `) ~0 r(D) persuade: convince
Z) t/ P" w' J0 b(E) punish: pillory3 i& ^2 c6 v l8 o T& A% Q) A
11. JOKE: PUNCH LINE::- Z8 V5 @" y4 G) O& M% p
(A) sermon: congregation
2 t/ t, y3 T' T1 ?6 s(B) conceit: allegory
0 J3 S3 \+ j0 i% N% G3 F5 _(C) rhetoric: persuasion
, o. e8 `- E% J' U; R5 x) R(D) conspiracy: arrest A& l; \. D/ x; [' @
(E) plot: denouement
; x$ i/ E2 z% I$ Y$ A. R+ M12. VEER: DIRECTION::* ]$ {0 v* A4 p5 l! |
(A) align: connection
! l9 P; ?4 ^% G. j! s8 A+ K/ D3 b(B) filter: contamination
6 D+ R& l2 M& w. J(C) convert: belief, E) ~ T2 @; C- p2 O* b) F
(D) deflect: motivation
3 o+ u# c7 q$ I, |- Y(E) substantiate: authenticity. H3 w6 S Z+ U4 y( Q
13. REPROBATE: MISBEHAVE::) |7 C0 H8 s7 m7 ^
(A) sycophant: fawn' `$ p" l3 |; p, {
(B) critic: rebuke& a" a. M6 b6 R7 n. N
(C) ruffian: tease* B) _) K+ h) C& ^
(D) cynic: brood3 L& h9 I+ j: i5 X5 Q+ b
(E) narcissist: covet+ C" g' a# Y; F$ x2 m$ P R
14. IMPERVIOUS: PENETRATE::# c1 O1 H) P, `/ i) t( a
(A) ineluctable: avoid% i' ~& u% c* \% b2 q8 {
(B) ineradicable: damage& X5 P4 S- ~3 u. o0 s+ A$ y6 G
(C) boorish: flatter; p' w8 ^& C. ]' ?7 }3 f& h
(D) irrepressible: censure
4 F0 ~* O8 U. h/ [(E) disruptive: restrain; B7 P' W' _$ g5 Z6 H
15. CONSENSUS: FACTIONALISM::8 ]3 S3 Y% t! L* w
(A) ritual: orthodoxy) z6 e" i2 c3 k f5 E
(B) reality: plausibility, y4 }& b1 I4 B; v+ Y/ z5 n! D
(C) reason: thought* A* Q8 ?9 ^( e% u- G
(D) clarity: confusion7 f" _! D9 D4 a0 M8 i/ [& y
(E) leadership: subordination" ~, ^- W+ l! L" m5 c
16. MARTINET: DISCIPLINE::% t# v0 B# V$ p
(A) illusionist: misdirection4 k7 _1 Z- h# _1 g. b- D3 I
(B) dilettante: commitment
& Q! \& w |' Q _! f(C) renegade: allegiance) a8 ]; y8 S" c E6 `% X9 H
(D) pedant: learning
$ p! W+ M+ P9 S2 u: J# h, ](E) hack: writing 28. FICTTTIOUS:- ]( u6 @) g) d6 ]; f( H! t1 G
(A) classical
$ [5 h) I7 m0 o5 t" g(B) natural
$ ~8 Q- v0 A0 N8 ]! _(C) factual
6 A/ A8 d8 Q/ ?2 J(D) rational0 b( f, i w3 X8 z4 A r; o2 Z
(E) commonplace4 P+ V/ W5 T, H0 i; M G$ y
29.BRIDLED:
% N+ C4 ~+ u" K$ J4 w(A) without recourse
) U4 X* I- k0 z5 ]0 ^8 Z9 w- `2 c(B) without restraint# a9 x# A/ v& _! b
(C) without meaning
3 N2 s7 e& Q* _$ L(D) without curiosity0 G( ]- r8 l; J- X" P6 {
(E) without subtlety3 c+ d3 J# X1 E$ U8 a$ s8 ?
30. CAPTIVATE:
: ?1 \. {7 w! G8 L. `9 W. p+ g(A) repulse
7 P7 t, p" y* K9 j5 b1 Y+ C(B) malign; y, N- y5 H0 r d' g! q0 d
(C) proscribe
/ o# _$ d# C2 r2 Q) ~% l8 I(D) send out- _% u, c" x+ M3 S6 D6 h8 w0 h1 T
(E) deliver from1 i0 p* }1 x& V9 {1 J
31. DISSIPATE: [3 H9 N' m3 \8 ^
(A) accumulate
- U: U r: \" Y4 [4 N- X9 l7 D(B) emerge. U; H: |+ Z, U
(C) overwhelm
% o7 w4 b$ ?0 T: k0 S; z1 n. a& z(D) adhere+ j/ l Z9 R( p# S2 F
(E) invigorate
) Y- c4 u& i8 Q. J y! Y8 b, D8 Y32.OSTRACIZE:; L# f( ^/ T0 Q
(A) clarify: L& M, P9 F% R" X7 x; q1 R
(B) subdue) I# H; g- `2 n3 n) D8 ]; D! o
(C) welcome
( a9 U# o* q6 t(D) renew
- o) G: u6 `. J: m. @0 y(E) crave
& e8 }0 q! a# x ?2 S33. LOATH:8 v2 ^! y" @, j* ]/ O$ c9 T
(A) clever/ c9 P* j0 C7 Y: L* o+ J' r
(B) reasonable
% V; }& J4 ^( [0 y(C) fortunate" U" {( H4 m. Q0 `2 K9 K
(D) eager, w5 ~4 B7 s; t9 ]+ n/ S
(E) confident- v( q, v. }7 o) L# K- Q# O, _
34. VITIATE:/ H: I* b: |8 s6 x8 i9 D' c( T
(A) ingratiate( d, y4 v1 i9 M1 d P+ `. B* D
(B) convince
: E* e P4 K# _7 N: N% y# n( \3 v/ |(C) regulate
6 C! o; s e% F& z8 P( ~(D) fortify' i! {4 n! _1 I" B2 ~8 [8 y
(E) constrict
" `$ _2 `$ u9 H4 O' r) f35.LAVISH:4 s2 ]0 r y, T
(A) insist: W9 v( r4 ^- W3 z
(B) criticize
! M, e2 A, C' w(C) undermine
: @3 K t+ U/ A l, T1 y& p6 O(D) stint. c1 q% ^1 n) T$ D3 W+ i
(E) waste0 |8 w- @2 u% b2 h, b! A9 A
36.VITUPERATIVE:
0 G) x) x0 G; g/ }/ v. g(A) complimentary
5 ]- f. o7 [' j- j% H7 C(B) demagogic
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(D) admirable% Z( y$ K3 N4 a
(E) veracious6 ?) X9 ] Q- B8 z: n
37.MORIBUND:5 {2 r2 j7 p) Z; y4 e
(A) discontinuous
2 \) _* z9 z z" N) s% J& ~! o(B) natural
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(D) rational
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38. CATHOLIC:! o6 C+ T, J" r/ i2 h, b
(A) narrow4 c( I. m; @0 J3 @6 u/ U
(B) soft+ J7 F2 t) w' A: m; h! U& \: T
(C) trivial x7 Q6 Z& y3 y" l7 {
(D) calm
8 X) i! V. I3 Z) o(E)quick
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