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考前最后一个周末, 一定要好好利用) n5 F0 F$ W3 k8 |7 V6 V( r
做过的欢迎来讨论有疑问的题目, 没做过的可以借这个机会练习下5 B$ d- F5 ]+ S+ L3 o" M+ ]. ^' q
尽量按照考试情况来进行模考, 涂卡, 记时, 草稿, 一个都不能少 :D
9 B/ G7 G* K- i) a3 V5 J# G相关讨论请参考去年的活动贴 https://bbs.gter.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=472239&highlight=%2Blingli%5C_xiaoai8 Y7 o, a) @. h
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本次使用的是国内题97114 g1 Q) @: z1 A
4 H3 q6 e1 S- S2 o L9 ESECTION 37 y+ f+ H$ S0 G1 ~8 B6 }9 _
Time-30 minutes' S) H( U; S. |! x
Questions3 B$ F: ^2 b7 A
$ @" H( Q( D3 n0 s1. What these people were waiting for would not
8 R& D5 p5 _0 x9 { C1 T; r have been apparent to others and was perhaps not 9 {% e5 S8 c! y' Z, t1 C# w' M
very---their own minds.
' c8 g4 E. s6 n! ] (A) obscure to
4 K3 J' g, o9 i6 l3 {1 P' G (B) intimate to
/ O& T4 Z }. \/ L5 G (C) illusory to" k6 {4 s" I/ ~4 M. L p6 j) l
(D) difficult for ) _/ o6 d2 E& q, v4 w3 Y: M5 E( T) D
(E) definite in
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2. The attempt to breed suitable varieties of jojoba / J/ y0 Z: h6 J/ e" a: _0 D5 w( g& J
by using hybridization to---favorable traits was * ]& ^9 n' x( k4 P) l# M
finally abandoned in favor of a simpler and much / d( F$ f6 d4 O) T% n" |5 A/ L$ |. e2 S
faster---: the domestication of flourishing wild ( d" w- U6 c6 E% V. t( I2 I% F
strains.
9 @5 {; S( f: e' p5 c2 L$ H @ (A) eliminate.. alternative . v% ]: [4 K v
(B) reinforce.. method% X0 i% u* \5 A9 A1 u* n
(C) allow.. creation & {' K" S* \( v, O" l: ]1 U' m
(D) reduce.. idea
* b" X& @8 S- p: F (E) concentrate.. theory
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% A H, F$ C1 ^& ?& N+ M* u# ?3. According to one political theorist, a regime that
9 v. N9 n& y5 a \! K+ c, Z1 D+ ^ has as its goal absolute---, without any---law or
' p' H. E9 [% }9 ~% \6 |5 { principle, has declared war on justice.
( E) v3 K) C3 _5 @& k (A) respectability.. codification of9 ^5 u0 L% R/ t6 z; h
(B) supremacy .. suppression of5 @3 n; [- `. z& t, |% c6 w
(C) autonomy .. accountability to
! b1 h, m$ B p' t; @& Y5 B (D) fairness .. deviation from5 y4 G# d3 v. b/ {" {
(E) responsibility .. prioritization of
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0 v: M8 m' a$ G/ `! M( c4. Despite its ---, the book deals---with a number of ' n. l/ Z( u; v* N6 J
crucial issues.
p0 J- ]0 V* h& L+ d. t9 @ (A) optimism .. cursorily
& y8 ^) B8 G5 C' k: t5 { (B) importance .. needlessly
$ _( L6 j3 q% J- N/ E (C) virtues .. inadequately
+ N9 F$ k$ {, s3 o* V1 h (D) novelty .. strangely
" I \# V8 x* C; a: U* n8 S! l1 m (E) completeness .. thoroughly g1 o" U E) |3 h( Q E5 Z; W
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5. Although frequent air travelers remain % m0 O. {& `& N# t5 Z
unconvinced, researchers have found that,
% V% t! J- Y, T7 ~' @ paradoxically, the---disorientation inherent in jet
, F' ]4 r9 F) Z0 o0 p lag also may yield some mental health---.
6 f- T i2 o. Q0 e8 w; f: r! \ (A) temporal.. benefits
) t; J3 p: `9 B$ x. o) O% }+ _ (B) acquired.. hazards
4 Y' n+ \1 D! k (C) somatic .. disorders7 _/ U1 d# }* z7 b
(D) random .. deficiencies
1 z: n8 w0 O# ]$ o$ H+ v (E) typical .. standards; W) a( i# G% [9 V1 X j
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6. Ironically, the proper use of figurative language * o" _1 J9 E& }6 Z
must be based on the denotative meaning of the
( Z( I7 S, P8 L" l: l words, because it is the failure to recognize this---
. o4 P, g8 o" ~4 ?# T6 g meaning that leads to mixed metaphors and their 2 Z3 [- Z m) _
attendant incongruity.* H. U) C7 h$ h0 J2 d$ s9 E; b
(A) esoteric
1 ^. `( a+ h3 [; Q. X e. u (B) literal 0 ]8 O! |7 }6 v5 c
(C) latent
[. D! G7 M6 Z/ A0 l, s (D) allusive
( S; F' q7 N9 o5 E (E) symbolic4 {# K8 B. c2 P) A
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7. Although it seems---that there would be a greater , A& S& g2 u! C1 j8 i
risk of serious automobile accidents in densely
& S+ w# W2 B" k+ I populated areas, such accidents are more likely to ; y8 M3 |" J9 Z& ]% O
occur in sparsely populated regions.
; D/ E. H/ Z! f( y/ p" V7 l3 x (A) paradoxical 5 K2 D) t4 G9 u* Z$ p5 N1 m x4 u. s
(B) axiomatic
& {8 ]1 \9 U- u. o8 c (C) anomalous * v8 ?4 x6 B$ Q8 _
(D) irrelevant
) E& _9 x6 T; ~9 r& o% { (E) portentous
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8. CATASTROPHE: MISHAP::9 n5 W( k/ U9 W, |: _3 S- `
(A) prediction: recollection
7 j6 f# M+ p! i2 z* ~ (B) contest: recognition0 b; @; u: Z! g* Q: V# F' M% j6 P
(C) humiliation: embarrassment0 N4 C) }% y; n% e6 Q
(D) reconciliation: solution
' I% f, [. b" i1 c' c, K5 M (E) hurdle: challenge9 |3 r( N9 j2 w2 p
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9. SONNET: POET::5 A6 \! G# N: V9 o( |
(A) stage: actor
- ~! s: \9 k* y2 w E# k (B) orchestra: conductor
2 n, Q" r |% T; Z$ p6 x (C) music: dancer
' o8 ^6 q! m1 @9 I$ h (D) canvas: painter y( {" x9 g G. e3 y9 z2 V
(E) symphony: composer
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10. LOQUACIOUS: SUCCINCT::( Z$ _8 K' e5 R
(A) placid: indolent
: `# l8 O3 x" w$ D7 n2 k (B) vivacious: cheerful
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(C) vulgar: offensive' S4 c% |5 t/ Q& P1 x& c7 Y
(D) pretentious: sympathetic# o/ d" C( H/ V$ p. r/ y
(E) adroit: ungainly) q9 M9 I1 b) v, o" B) Q+ t5 ~
a* L0 U( a2 f) J& f i3 j, ~
+ B, l5 {" [0 q11.DEPORTATION:COUNTRY::
! g8 s. V8 @6 Z R7 W8 O6 Z, s (A) evacuation: shelter
1 [6 f7 S. ?# A6 I0 H1 ~ (B) abdication: throne9 B$ ~4 i6 [9 P$ S
(C) extradition: court
9 m, y0 g* F9 a7 H! ? (D) eviction: dwelling' s' c. p" d' t, z4 M+ [' O4 X* y
(E) debarkation: destination
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- ~3 ~! I8 b1 B12.MAELSTROM:TURBULENT::" t8 I& }2 `* J- ?) `: h7 ^
(A) stricture: imperative
z/ G, p% ~' c7 Q/ ?9 b1 D$ o( M (B) mirage: illusory* q3 T; R6 B& x4 R# U4 M
(C) antique: rare
: |" C. i# O2 a0 i; } (D) myth: authentic
) C3 p2 A# {% x) z- C% l( K (E) verdict: fair0 O4 x4 X; B: E4 {$ d! A- h9 K
+ O, b3 k- O0 h% l0 t13.ABSTEMIOUS: INDULGE::
9 ?6 _: n% Q/ R K (A) affectionate: embrace
) \, a( l2 R9 j y2 s0 r. ] (B) austere: decorate
6 q+ S1 Q0 M F- O! x( D3 g (C) articulate: preach9 E; \. `2 ~8 `+ k' l
(D) argumentative: harangue
5 s1 I W) u5 a k% L (E) affable: jest
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Z6 y( l G/ B1 S14. BLUSTERING: SPEAK::$ q7 e% R' H* X$ H; F" N
(A) grimacing: smile
Z* `1 v+ n9 o% V( f (B) blinking: stare
! c8 s; F/ h) | (C) slouching: sit
3 l3 C6 D& M y. } (D) jeering: laugh' E) D3 g2 `& J& i. V
(E) swaggering: walk: o# a6 O6 U( P- A6 M
& f9 f1 q8 [9 m9 I$ i' L& n) |15. SOLACE: GRIEF::
& R+ S6 _; f! p, M8 P (A) rebuke: mistake
0 R+ F7 v" c! v (B) mortification: passion
5 s8 z+ o: c+ H, O/ ] (C) encouragement: confidence6 u( m, b$ ^/ m, c+ T
(D) justification: action
7 ^9 m$ e4 Y6 A. x5 K, S! a7 }) w7 F (E) pacification: anger9 y1 N2 w% [1 k2 O% R; a
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16. INDELIBLE: FORGET::7 S* h$ I6 ~" p7 @: V
(A) lucid: comprehend
$ q* Z; v& W# j, j& r4 G (B) astounding: expect) G0 r. e+ a) N4 m: m6 y+ }/ T0 `
(C) inconsequential: reduce
. d1 S9 Z2 A( U# q3 ~+ U3 | (D) incorrigible: agree
, L+ L# C. l C% b (E) fearsome: avoid
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28. CUMBERSOME:
4 D; Y. D' J* }+ @7 } (A) likely to succeed9 c+ j7 M3 U3 W- D! i& M
(B) reasonable to trust2 N7 y% v2 H6 d' v6 i/ [" ?; x
(C) valuable to have
+ J' X" k" ]4 I+ a1 S (D) easy to handle
: l+ [ w' p& W2 S- Z+ ^ (E) important to know, z6 k" |" ^8 F8 F$ F& {! o
! z W: m7 X: ^! o! A, m; V29. INDUCEMENT:
# \6 \ r, u; X% B9 e! ~2 K (A) reproof: g: l' F* k' z
(B) deterrent! ]6 }( L Z2 q
(C) partiality" Q* A, p+ K0 U' s1 g" R$ ]0 t- @
(D) distinction* a; j2 o/ i9 `7 S2 ]
(E) consideration
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30. STARTLE:- J1 y. @9 g, K& B
(A) appease
$ k* ]1 t7 h5 { o; Y (B) lull
( c( H$ N: {0 Z2 D (C) reconcile
; y9 s% G" q: N' ] (D) dally- G3 _. [$ R _
(E) slumber
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' t2 g, K. A, m2 P31. ANOMALY:) z( ]3 s2 j& U0 z+ t
(A) derivation from estimates
- R. X$ s! p5 F% j8 u" g" M; z (B) conformity to norms! l/ C! ^9 i; D9 Q
(C) return to origins {' Y% ^& B* B$ u( {
(D) adaptation to stresses 4 V. T0 U5 S9 O2 y6 @8 j4 z# ?
(E) repression of traits! J" o" J) @& A! X+ g
9 ?: s* R; z* `, }0 R1 C32. RECIPROCATING:' l& q' p3 V& o; N
(A) releasing slowly
" ]: v9 a8 d( r8 a& C7 G0 ? (B) calculating approximately
% c& G0 B* ?( t. L (C) accepting provisionally
9 z, W) v# S- j: F) I6 h (D) moving unidirectionally
! V' U1 T! s! M3 g" N0 d& U% ?2 S2 G: q (E) mixing thoroughly
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- ]: f/ n& I, a& q33. MOLLYCODDLE:# Y" U& K/ a6 q7 Z$ w7 g5 O- S
(A) talk boastfully
& Y- G4 k# h7 i' L E: D (B) flee swiftly
5 [# P) K1 G* p: D, s5 H2 p6 | (C) treat harshly" |0 l! l) d. ^* o& _6 `
(D) demand suddenly
+ |8 y0 i! t6 }' ^1 Q/ S1 E1 k (E) adjust temporarily* q" i3 \& X G) ?5 L: E; o
$ g+ m7 ?, o. P8 X
34. SURFEIT:
0 p/ l, O4 a' q4 w (A) affirmation
! C2 e/ z! {& m; [2 a! S (B) compromise5 h5 B! p# p H0 X; Z$ s8 [
(C) dexterity
9 \& k) i% c3 F6 ~9 N1 ? (D) deficiency
8 L/ {- Y5 H! ~% }; b% T (E) languor
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! H5 ^2 w: _% m9 d& j5 B1 v! l4 l35. SANGUINE:
) Y9 m( R1 _9 Q/ C( [+ \7 Y# Y (A) morose7 f6 m0 W, e6 q* a
(B) puzzled
; S. n! d: Y) p, H( o1 z1 N2 j (C) gifted
2 F0 h% p9 T2 u1 Q+ U2 M( N/ r (D) witty# [7 T7 E8 R. W5 V$ ]+ W+ K
(E) persistent
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9 s, m: d( s" t1 U* J& b4 v( x36. RETROSPECTIVE:
) d r% k' r9 R" W; E% i1 ?% U- T) ~ (A) irresolute* k, t& K* W. L, U
(B) hopeful; n4 M Z9 R: ?2 b; \4 `8 x
(C) unencumbered8 u' W3 y U4 G. a' V# t4 O& a3 b% X
(D) evanescent: \! F" r) |) C% y
(E) anticipatory) L& U" W; G; l; ^ R! B! I8 N
. |; n# V; `5 v; l5 M1 l+ L37. ENCOMIUM:# l! o" V7 X7 a; X/ a: f$ `3 b
(A) biased evaluation
- R7 j |7 H3 w% T) H! D (B) polite response
' D8 p' t3 f+ v/ v (C) vague description
6 n. h. N1 @! r1 a; C( P+ D (D) harsh criticism
; d) M9 ~0 @# ^, b1 i% k% \ (E) sorrowful expression
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% t0 d# f! M+ l38. FACTIONAL:
! e7 o; f$ f% L (A) excessive
. @ |6 `) H0 f7 J" j/ }+ h+ a4 w (B) undistinguished) G" V: u" B* m, S9 Y% n
(C) disdainful& x6 N1 @# _' `) A' J
(D) disinterested% {8 `2 p2 [8 O- x; v
(E) disparate6 H& w" g/ L- S1 j3 p: }
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SECTION 6
; o2 D' ^2 x& Z6 \* W2 ~9 lTime—30 minutes. ^) J1 y7 N! k- B$ Z" V( L
38 Questions
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- L1 D" [5 D% ?$ C' }5 k; Y* t4 `: S' D1. If the theory is self-evidently true, as its 2 ^, W% X; N" z& V# ]! K" t6 A+ U
proponents assert, then why does---it still exist
# O4 ?1 W' Y4 I, k7 E among well-informed people?0 L3 [: Q9 w! J* Y8 K
(A) support for. R* Z6 E8 P6 O7 V7 F$ _' i$ E
(B) excitement about! j% O; m9 t$ N; G5 ^
(C) regret for
/ f& T4 s, Q" b9 g9 T (D) resignation about* R' k+ S# P( ?8 B! M
(E) opposition to
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2. Although the ---of cases of measles has ---,
4 x# @3 ]% C' {8 ~9 P: c researchers fear that eradication of the disease, 4 e! P$ ?! f9 {: P* v2 m
once believed to be imminent, may not come 9 c5 k" _, x6 r+ r% k3 Z4 `
soon.9 h+ s4 |" m+ Y
(A) occurrence.. continued& i! M9 @0 B: G! L) l
(B) incidence.. declined
! l9 O, u/ F }6 s' o8 u/ l (C) prediction.. resumed5 e; V% A+ M0 ^6 w* @ a
(D) number.. increased
1 O1 M1 M5 C2 V8 U# D (E) study.. begun, S+ @/ q# V. S- S9 ?6 i9 m
M1 J. W$ A8 h+ i1 |" r+ }( q- B
3. Nothing---his irresponsibility better than his---
/ g. {. ?7 W: r2 A: h! k delay in sending us the items he promised weeks 2 y6 U0 G- M# ~8 ^
ago." s: i4 g# E) _( j/ X
(A) justifies.. conspicuous- t* n- z2 C) S2 E! h
(B) characterizes.. timely5 ]7 s7 O- K: C+ Q% W: _
(C) epitomizes.. unnecessary9 G, b, _( D2 p, o y" H7 t' v
(D) reveals.. conscientious0 }% \3 j; W' {" Z- A/ h5 k$ w
(E) conceals.. inexplicable0 p% H0 U6 p& u% ]0 [, ^2 L
4 T" E9 N4 S8 |3 Z4. The author did not see the---inherent in her 7 s4 G4 k: K& F' ]
scathing criticism of a writing style so similar to # w9 b8 @% M1 e; V+ h+ \
her own.
* k W4 e0 q; S0 A/ I' B (A) disinterest + ^$ ^1 q: K6 H) O y
(B) incongruity5 a, E; A; t! m3 x" U: l. B
(C) pessimism& L1 C6 z8 V- e) P; p: T4 c
(D) compliment
6 \- [' h6 Q2 { (E) symbolism Z$ a* ^& v5 L0 |9 g
" A$ l* S/ D4 H) N5 g) B' N8 t5. Whereas the Elizabethans struggled with the
7 c% h; G5 a7 X6 c' [( o+ y transition from medieval---experience to modern s: r2 Z% l2 F1 A& I, g6 I
individualism, we confront an electronic 8 i: N+ F5 O/ q0 ]1 s1 T9 J
technology that seems likely to reverse the trend, , |" H% {4 m% m; b
rendering individualism obsolete and
# @. b2 s( ^; u3 e% C/ {) I interdependence mandatory.
' q" o F% S& g: j (A) literary7 [5 J3 ?, Z% o8 ?4 \
(B) intuitive0 l( ^ S% ~. q) |0 B1 A2 |
(C) corporate) Q5 x6 i, d( q4 O$ ^1 g9 y5 C
(D) heroic" T; Q; s- U# J5 D
(E) spiritual
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6. Our biological uniqueness requires that the effects 0 E6 Y& `* J% T4 h. l
of a substance must be verified by---experiments,
+ Z/ b5 C2 g, f2 X, e even after thousands of tests of the effects of that
- d& \. e6 h; p$ d3 ~8 o- G substance on animals.; {! m/ @6 h9 N) S4 B; L) H* {
(A) controlled
3 ~5 K3 T+ d* s" N8 e (B) random
) Q4 `7 d: d \$ c8 i; J& b0 M (C) replicated
# z! ]: b1 W/ Q+ \/ e3 { (D) human" R) H5 b, Y& g/ g
(E) evolutionary
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7 y4 R8 f8 ~# O J: q+ |. s7. Today water is more---in landscape architecture
5 L" v8 M& t2 D/ L% H( y3 O9 c than ever before, because technological advances 8 y- Z% a8 D2 J- {8 W: L
have made it easy, in some instances even ---to & z. ^# j' L6 X- x1 A) {' _
install water features in public places. $ M6 X' _6 r$ I# U6 s6 k5 ]1 w
(A) conspicuous.. prohibitive
& \! N- f3 U: r" W, r& ]0 f (B) sporadic.. effortless
! l( t$ N& O$ ?+ }- m- e, r; H5 a/ y (C) indispensable.. intricate
( |* @( n# s$ R- G (D) ubiquitous.. obligatory
; o; a2 l9 c; V" j' b$ w |0 r (E) controversial.. unnecessary
& {( w& i& q% [5 X$ `3 s& I/ P `- r, ~& S8 {' s
Directions: In each of the following questions, a . Y2 v& y8 w* l) T& O* k& O: l
related pair of words or phrases is followed by five 5 D- U5 F- g2 v% \/ e
lettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered 6 R4 e+ g3 ^) p0 ]0 k! R9 \" W% z- F
pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that
/ [! O7 O/ V3 O5 Q; q* I) q) bexpressed in the original pair.
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8. TERROR: FEAR::
, ~0 p& C0 R6 F (A) craving: desire+ D. V0 \# @* Y
(B) inclination: liking6 S6 }5 X0 G q$ f+ Q& U
(C) sympathy: empathy/ Z2 d9 H& n& k9 `7 u) }' ~
(D) urgency: lack: t2 m, e @/ A# G& v, @
(E) alibi: excuse: M$ w+ L, o; `+ u1 Z5 e8 ~ z
, H4 M( e5 h9 A, \* m# X: t& ~9. FEED: HUNGER:: f% Z: G, Y- S
(A) reassure: uneasiness) m P0 p; l k- G! _
(B) penetrate: inclusion; c5 F; ~+ P7 a; @5 `+ W
(C) abandon: desolation
/ e' Z: Y" j# D1 w+ Y- s (D) transfer: location
0 [7 v, o$ ?; S: A' `- H2 W" q (E) fertilize: growth( P& G+ c; n# B" {( G
/ V' t" r& x' S% D3 A" g1 g10. PESTLE: GRIND::) [. m+ N1 J2 R5 s
(A) scissors: sharpen8 z/ G) }* p. s" u3 t t
(B) spice: flavor& ?" {* {, ?2 u
(C) spoon: stir! L% M0 d7 _. X$ ^7 X U
(D) hammer: swing2 ? u4 g% v: O
(E) fan: rotate( I+ M ?' l e
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11. DISSEMBLE: HONESTY::( _# i4 a9 K& f* T b% x
(A) smile: amiability
8 E$ n1 h9 u" j3 q6 M$ G/ K (B) snub: politeness# c# }4 W U: B2 u& N3 c
(C) disagree: error. R, G- u2 K6 i6 p5 r
(D) flee: furtiveness4 m: _: U) c5 h) P3 _2 \9 {
(E) elate: exuberance
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12. SYNOPSIS: CONCISENESS::
7 I# u- c/ x+ V% e5 f4 a3 H7 \! d (A) distillate: purity/ u$ A6 a9 j/ T5 P3 e: G# A
(B) mutation: viability! |& s7 ^. J2 A5 z, K0 q, Z
(C) replication: precedence
& s' O- Q5 t$ P2 V. q8 u (D) illusion: quickness" T3 j& \0 i! P1 l* _
(E) icon: charity
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/ p% p* [, l% m, N2 a K13. MEDIATION : COMPROMISE::# E( |! j2 v# j! \% m4 J6 V% Q
(A) exclamation: remark
6 J2 q! A& }$ {2 s% K3 z (B) approbation: acclaim+ @# X9 G/ J6 S6 e6 f! Y0 J1 \4 b
(C) election: legislation& b) U0 A6 b& d+ Y% N( P
(D) prosecution: conviction! q/ J) u% F6 f( z- J$ q& O
(E) conclusion: evaluation+ V. F ?1 o5 L: i2 N- ?
: X0 ~! a! O9 G1 X14. DEMOGRAPHY: POPULATION::
! _" Z: C6 x2 r) z7 O9 O (A) agronomy: farm! k! f. e* j; Z. h9 c% }) E4 G
(B) astronomy: planets
- q1 P6 g# C; j2 |7 s6 Q$ \8 A (C) chemistry: heat* u+ n. K) V; T* \6 I
(D) meteorology: weather
1 R; X7 L. D4 T& p5 R( b$ c (E) genetics: adaptation
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% G/ b0 ^1 }/ w4 F- C! C7 ?15. EQUIVOCATION: TRUTH
3 \7 u7 Z! Z, \! X- I& r2 r1 r4 G! c (A) rhetoric: persuasion, u! p G b; ?3 d, w& F8 X
(B) obfuscation: clarity
+ y f' ?7 ~5 A0 C1 W# m; `' q (C) metaphor: description
, u. g& R7 A0 P/ r" ?4 t9 ?+ Q8 q (D) repetition: boredom
3 `2 a, A- `- f# w& u9 ]+ w H (E) conciliation: appeasement7 z/ t# Y3 f6 M1 L R) b
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16. CRAVEN: ADMIRABLE::
. T6 h3 B1 O/ w! p0 q (A) unruly: energetic6 L3 ^% H: U$ R9 L( @% w2 i3 }' g
(B) listless: attractive A) ]) M4 g% C6 {( ^5 t4 ]
(C) deft: awkward
& D6 L6 X$ Z( l (D) trifling: amusing; w$ u \% M. R4 d3 R; H
(E) volatile: passionate6 _- z" W6 w d* R
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6 v9 Z" r: {6 X28. FLIPPANCY:/ \( @4 ]( D# `* W7 Y% m, _7 o
(A) temperance' v8 e6 H! c5 ~5 [1 R
(B) reliability
* `2 S' l8 D3 h: R- F (C) seriousness+ {9 B$ u$ o& ?# a) ]$ ~6 ^: I7 U+ u
(D) inflexibility+ J, L, [% o: I" U& H/ v! Z$ l9 v$ [
(E) reticence" `' [; S2 o0 J- N
% F5 A5 Q8 T- g. n29. FACETIOUS:
9 S( o6 C9 S" F. A" Q (A) uncomplicated& ~$ P8 O; X X: B6 z& E; D+ }
(B) prideful5 `2 c* |; ?" b6 @
(C) earnest
0 o- q3 c- U7 l2 D3 M (D) laconic
! r+ }2 h5 \9 q( z3 S# ^ (E) forbearing
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7 ]3 ]) ~ e% @, B) C' f3 F7 B Q30. BUNGLE:, i ~9 a8 E7 ~2 D- P
(A) bring off
7 V; p( g/ T5 c/ C& L7 X% v, o (B) bail out:
" v1 {; w ^$ d1 w (C) give in
. `3 P0 X& |: A/ l5 Z2 ?6 D (D) pull through
* I) ?, V1 A2 j7 J) Z. }: X0 _7 S (E) put together* }. `2 h* H! U- k6 ^
6 J4 I/ a" `( O0 ]31. STODGY:
! p9 z% m& q" K0 R& y (A) nervous! G: L P( Y# S4 B$ {
(B) incisive
( v. E- p8 B. _2 ^# S (C) exciting
& x8 m( P1 d: m) N1 D6 w# e (D) talkative
$ W6 m+ ?& p$ D( i* g3 G' \ (E) happy
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32. INIMITABLE:
5 }5 R, C) q7 |: Q7 u) ]$ A (A) enviable0 R% L0 y. L; W* d9 a1 Z
(B) reparable
5 P3 n1 O; f5 L (C) amicable
( f- i5 T# D- {! C2 {$ E (D) unwieldy
5 M( `1 t8 C# _5 S% O) r9 k (E) commonplace
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33. SERE:
) @& D' J* F1 C (A) lush: e, {( e3 u( p2 o. Q5 t2 \3 w5 q" I
(B) obstinate- q) ~1 V) ?$ D, o5 V& P
(C) immersed! ] V2 h6 K6 r: _
(D) fortunate
4 W* `) w/ ?; ^( z% o (E) antiquated7 }. p$ S9 X8 v& }% \9 |
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34. VACUOUS:- H' A6 p3 o8 I9 [1 d* u5 }7 W$ e
(A) courteous
) @4 B0 F% ~* K8 Q. X; C2 \ (B) exhilarated
6 _0 |/ W' u3 M; Z& E' V (C) modest
0 o8 b2 m- o: @. D (D) intelligent
w( C0 U8 o$ |5 B! a4 ^( K (E) emergent
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35. PEDESTRIAN:
; I: J& R( W2 R1 m: E% d (A) concise' S! Y( I6 Y" T& M
(B) attractive
) Q4 D6 G) Q; f! l (C) mobile E/ o( y+ v: j Y; t% d- z9 Y0 N/ h
(D) delicate: A8 T$ c/ ~) r. @
(E) imaginative2 x( s# l$ q: d, Y) {! g6 \% i
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p3 Q' g, C' p0 J& L6 R+ z% Q) _/ j36. APPOSITE:/ p$ m- H$ H& s; }( Y, x
(A) disposable
) Q3 f3 l# ^ B$ _1 s; U+ M (B) adjacent
/ |) D" c' Y3 T, ^. r' }. b (C) vicarious
9 O4 O% H9 w9 @0 }) a1 V (D) parallel( m6 c% Q+ q( S: M
(E) extraneous0 s# q: i8 N* t: j
) A' k. f# H: A i: ?- M37. BOMBAST:
x9 ^' t% o1 K3 Z9 u) }; ^ (A) kindness
5 L: w. n0 U. H3 c% I1 }* p (B) nonthreatening motion: D, J7 M- a. s v% x6 W3 p
(C) great effort0 |/ g; |2 _/ ]4 {/ D- X
(D) down-to-earth language
$ |4 a, m Z8 t0 C* Z7 {5 ?' ] (E) good-natured approval
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5 a" u8 G; y# P. P. ?38. LIMPID:
( K! b% D! z& Y (A) unfading
6 S+ N4 Z% k; d8 z$ N, F# g (B) coarse
* u" P% a7 R8 D1 n! E& v5 N" L (C) elastic% X8 I/ p/ Z3 ?9 X" M/ C* [) B
(D) murky* n& }3 s4 u* c, S! Y- L2 s; L! V
(E) buoyant# \$ h O! b9 j$ d+ e( w
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Section 3: EBBCA BBCEE DBBEE BDDED DAABB CCDBB BDCDA EDD ' Y+ m% f& }) d, e7 W
Section 4: ADADC DABCD AAABD ADEAE CDCDE CDBBE 6 S/ C2 J3 D3 D
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