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/ `5 C3 r% j5 j; @; W/ mSECTION 2* H( x# I* Z0 x7 i5 O2 d9 V
Time- 30 Minutes e) r* R0 F V6 u( N% w) m
38 Questions 9 @* a" q ~" Y k& z) h
1. As businesses become aware that their advertising must ------ the everyday concerns of consumers, their commercials will be characterized by a greater degree of ------.
$ g1 k$ o" p/ q& t$ W) H. { (A) allay...pessimism
/ b) ^3 w" q3 |5 t/ h- \ (B) address...realism
$ g- ?& D( N4 x0 t (C) evade....verisimilitude
& O% D" W) N& C. N (D) engage…fancy
5 ]5 c. C" U$ N9 d (E) change...sincerity 2. Because the lawyer's methods were found to0 }: O- r R7 u; d$ g
be ------, the disciplinary committee ------- his
9 a3 @" M @8 V7 V: p privileges., x5 H& O- u/ O
(A) unimpeachable...suspended
, `) p* A$ h- f& ]) R# [ (B) ingenious...withdrew
5 Q0 ?5 |+ z- w1 K! P! ^ t# m (C) questionable...expanded# e& j$ j6 R0 R* n# C3 M
(D) unscrupulous...revoked
# E0 c, }! z3 C (E) reprehensible...augmented 3. People of intelligence and achievement can none-
, U: _5 J! a. O0 c H& @2 c$ F theless be so ------ and lacking in ------ that they
4 L; |$ {: q. Q9 ~ gamble their reputations by breaking the law to9 d4 k- ^% m5 g
further their own ends.9 u: K" k7 B0 ~
(A) devious...propensity6 I# y( M. T8 S# P; ^% R
(B) culpable...prosperity4 I, f' v3 ]' N5 u2 U9 w
(C) obsequious...deference
7 ~- t8 z; w% m. t (D) truculent... independence
1 a6 x8 U4 z6 y& H" L3 `* a, V# [% Y) j+ }# U (E) greedy... integrity 4. A number of scientists have published articles1 D5 U, T0 M3 P2 _9 e8 G, p2 _
------- global warming, stating ------- that there
4 W b* k3 @7 r7 ^6 L is no solid scientific evidence to support the6 z# C+ W0 `3 h5 R8 d' ^# r
theory that the Earth is warming because of, v% X* T6 l. y6 e& x
increases in greenhouse gases.8 X7 V, T9 x# C7 ]8 w* R0 k" [
(A) debunking...categorically
* W2 R% R: l4 ` ]. J& k! W (B) rejecting...paradoxically
( |9 K, h7 X. V9 v2 \) m (C) deploring...optimistically
5 ^7 C z" X* [' U (D) dismissing...hesitantly
' q, q$ P4 @- Z; d" i/ K K7 n* V4 N (E) proving...candidly 5. The senator's attempt to convince the public that
+ Y3 P$ r. ~% B8 i: Z she is not interested in running for a second term# |" X8 \: @! C
is as -------- as her opponent's attempt to disguise' s' h& x/ B! ?% k: ]+ a1 _7 Z% A4 i- n
his intention to run against her.6 d- |4 Z7 c0 h- r) P. m% m
(A) biased
1 z) g' F8 m' a O! m (B) unsuccessful% c# k$ B2 c( ~
(C) inadvertent: @. ?5 K2 V5 k/ G% E1 r
(D) indecisive
$ i! U8 B T {; `+ D (E) remote 6. MacCrory’s conversation was --------: she could
; V( C; P# F- I% l: z' P never tell a story, chiefly because she always
" x0 D6 |5 `5 d. Y% q/ m) M forgot it, and she was never guilty of a witticism,
$ A/ x1 [2 [* @9 g$ s! F2 [0 l2 t7 t) W unless by accident.
1 k7 |: j# O1 I. E* b5 v, i) h! C (A) scintillating* s6 K' F9 P3 J+ ^; p0 q1 X
(B) unambiguous
: S; k& _, `9 P- p (C) perspicuous6 v' j( C: T, w' L
(D) stultifying
8 y1 P' g4 W% t2 i3 f7 }' [7 ^ (E) facetious 7. Despite its many --------, the whole-language
" H6 ]3 L, W+ A9 H( v# P/ c8 d5 n philosophy of teaching reading continues to1 @: l$ c/ P- b+ k* o$ x
gain -------- among educators.
( R' [. f; F3 w- m0 Y (A) detractors...notoriety % P# Z( U, s4 o7 F! g9 {; n! [
(B) adherents...prevalence! X$ E$ G! l& M/ Y+ e
(C) critics…currency
2 E$ H" C3 a2 }& T- I1 U (D) enthusiasts...popularity
$ g0 J6 n6 ^( t1 L2 L. Z9 w0 N+ e (E) practitioners… credibility 8. CENSUS: POPULATION::
! q* F; z7 o4 X( u, h b5 f (A) interrogation : guilt
' w% t1 z1 {8 r) p (B) survey : price/ ]8 [5 ?% [9 w; {* Q2 w! m+ w
(C) interview : personality7 G6 z& r2 W& G$ L3 q
(D) questionnaire : explanation
1 ^3 J/ s' G2 Q& i (E) inventory : stock 9. AUTHENTICITY : FRAUDULENT::
) @: n+ Y4 d( B9 M. p (A) morality : utopian
4 D4 i! O9 x; j: Q8 @! [! ^ (B) intensity : vigorous
! K" [& e% t. c5 m9 ? (C) sincerity : hypocritical
% p* i$ U0 I3 y) \. \- ]9 b (D) particularity : unique
8 H! I+ J+ m; m* N (E) plausibility : narrated 10. VARNISH : GLOSSY::6 ^- T, }# b" ^" _
(A) sharpen : blunt
* E/ b( C/ D1 H* b (B) measure : deep2 @' H! N! G0 h9 m3 X( N% ]% f& o
(C) sand : smooth
! s* Y& s( q* Y (D) approximate : precise; |& c3 T4 }5 j+ p; `- h! {4 p" f. z. E9 ]
(E) anchor : unstable 11. AMENITY : COMFORTABLE
: d! I, U2 J! P, a" ~* M' R (A) tact : circumspect
4 Z* R, o/ S" \5 Y, } V, Y (B) nuisance : aggravated9 O# @+ O9 b* t' h
(C) honorarium :grateful
7 [9 ^6 x' F5 J! J (D) favorite : envious
, K% @2 D: w; e$ Q4 G, D" w (E) lounge : patient 12. PAIN : ANALGESIC::
) ?; I- L; v/ Q: K4 V+ w9 S: x' Y! ^ (A) energy : revitalization
: D' ^; j: K# d8 C (B) interest : stimulation2 m4 i& b" k; W4 X' v9 X8 b
(C) symptom : palliative; E! f- T; A! {! v
(D) despair : anxiety3 {( d0 f: e8 s" `, J2 m
(E) reward : incentive 13. VOICE:SHOUT::4 U3 y6 l! ?, T ~# {" u
(A) ear : overhear6 x9 Y' t# k) x5 j2 b& ]9 w+ C
(B) eve : see( H" b5 w" D. h2 q' h
(C) hand : clutch
7 _3 J; L a/ K0 M (D) nerve : feel
V% H" U @# q9 e- p6 ?, P (E) nose : inhale 14. PONTIFICATE: SPEAK::
; |' f2 z+ F c, G, w, ~ (A) strut : walk# J0 l/ i8 x7 {; y6 v
(B) stare : look. r1 M% _# F) Z7 @. x+ f' O& |. S0 m
(C) patronize : frequent
7 m$ n( |" x+ G- K9 ?3 d (D) eulogize : mourn; E4 ]" J& G5 v3 T( ?
(E) reciprocate : give 15. BIBLIOPHILE : BOOKS::
. Q( P6 }/ r) e' [/ z: `0 Y, m! u (A) environmentalist : pollution
5 Q( i$ f3 V- e (B) zoologist : animals8 e+ f: U- L/ l: ^1 h. I+ y
(C) gourmet : food
7 Z8 d. d- m5 X9 R/ U9 U. R (D) calligrapher : handwriting
1 t) J) D( F4 a2 a' b4 z( U (E) aviator : aircraft 16. INDIGENT : WEALTH::" X7 x7 \8 K7 R* s
(A) presumptuous : independence; U6 G" o2 Q0 p
(B) imperturbable : determination" ?% G9 ^6 L2 H) _
(C) inevitable : inescapability: ^; R# S( K- n9 e2 i& [. B
(D) indigestible : sustenance R. g0 h7 ?! o
(E) redundant : indispensability 28. SLOUCH:# _3 v" m3 a: r: q) J3 ^8 c3 ]
(A) stand erect$ h8 b: a1 t* d9 s, _
(B) move unhesitatingly
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(D) scurry4 ?5 o1 Y; B' c9 k( y# y
(E) totter
2 c+ ]" a5 Y; q) f# l; v0 R29. CLAIM:7 J v2 \& G X* C% j4 L/ G
(A) renounce
3 H$ B- A7 Z/ O7 j(B) repeal
' S% M# s; J6 v1 z(C) deter
' ^, l9 }& B& I# ~2 o(D) hinder' D, ]/ T4 o O) n# }1 E
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30. EXPEDITE:
1 i& p! u/ H0 W6 {+ o(A) impeach2 t! ~3 ]' z2 L- W* l% }3 t% z* A
(B) deflect$ }% w1 ^% G2 Q
(C) resist, `/ i$ \8 g- j1 b$ E! V
(D) retard+ J% l& `! ]9 j, \( n3 Z: s
(E) remove1 \6 r0 s$ {( K' R' m* _, d
31. VALEDICTION:2 j2 E# S! d# m# T/ |# X0 f
(A) greeting5 g1 l+ \$ Y! J6 F
(B) promise
* Q- Z( E# L& m3 s5 b8 q4 A: ]9 G2 z(C) accusation
: d- X4 y* v2 a6 E7 l. M(D) denigration, f; E1 ~! R) n$ R7 b( O+ P
(E) aphorism- O U: P( h1 n
32. FACTORABLE/ k" k0 r/ [; I4 y
(A) absorbent
7 o: a2 n$ ~/ R: H G4 L(B) magnifiabl
) {- F& n9 s4 b7 Z7 S9 K2 Y7 d(C) simulated
! _! H$ p- y$ m) k(D) irreducible4 j/ m k8 o0 _* s3 e
(E) ambiguous
* K2 B4 k& {5 t: _6 d33. CONVOKE:" n+ n9 Z0 f J6 s, v5 ~
(A) disturb) T/ n' y- A) y( T' k- F3 }* I
(B) impress
_, Q, W( @2 n# Z/ [( M3 Y(C) adjourn
1 V# F q$ b3 @( f: k(D) extol7 P1 \& Z; b1 w" @ ^
(E) applaud
% h3 x! T! Y( O1 E$ i2 x34. REND:3 m! p1 t% s8 x' ^
(A) sink" ]: R4 k$ c! D
(B) unite
3 Q% O3 S+ u4 l" D/ w(C) find2 q+ j F e+ N0 W" L7 U
(D) spend; v" U0 N- A' I: N
(E) unleash3 i/ [; L! ~% ?4 ], G9 r7 ~
35. CONTRAVENE:
3 B+ ` X/ j" R1 G2 j9 D* Z(A) condescend5 V0 A! o% }( M3 O) m
(B) embark
# q8 b. L- @! s1 U(C) support& Z* E1 m' ?+ n/ j s8 p) P H
(D) offend/ ~( M- W& S& f5 H: u" Y
(E) amass
+ E4 {' ~2 ~0 k) n4 Z2 n% `& T36. NADIR:
3 V! S3 D7 |; \/ p* U7 ?(A) summit
9 y- z# S9 M$ `+ W: t5 C! f' F(B) impasse9 y5 S: z6 p7 c
(C) sanctuary
$ H" `' E6 a8 o! j/ f: M/ v/ }(D) weak point- t W( c: G V4 k
(E) direct route
; \- W, E# ]9 q+ D8 @7 A37. ABSTRACT:
7 {' E1 ~" {% v& q(A) deny; ^% X4 L( i) @* K2 ?0 P% {
(B) organize
; g1 w ]4 l9 @8 X y(C) elaborate4 Y1 s, Z/ E7 w& a
(D) deliberate7 ^& @: U" q; t( t6 d
(E) produce
4 J: p" O* z8 @& P$ U c38. MENDACIOUS:* ?8 Q5 [4 R& R
(A) assured+ `2 P K( Q" e) z% P
(B) honest! p' C6 t) c: {7 u! }- E) I
(C) intelligent6 X; N9 _$ z3 H( A/ m* ~% \
(D) fortunate
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Time-30 minutes6 f. G% {- o0 ^7 }
38 Questions
( V9 R& P% M" a" R* U' J1. That she was _____ rock climbing did not diminish her _____to join her friends on a rock-climbing expedition.
+ i2 ]8 U8 w3 L Z2 J. S* I& |(A) attracted to ...eagerness
9 o2 L, C) Y& m6 Q& U0 `1 L(B) timid about ... reluctance) y# S/ P" z/ s# B
(C) fearful of ... determination2 Y: \4 P U4 z
(D) curious about ... aspiration" |$ P; X$ J% s0 S
(E) knowledgeable about ... hope' E. L) a) r6 _/ [% ?! n6 p" g) x
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.
3 v: M( K2 Y, v8 |8 B) N1 v(A) verify
- `$ J9 y+ ]; R# q" u(B) redress* @9 i* @8 k# {+ Y! L' W0 }, T. b
(C) predict
& ^' f" m, v" p! t9 {(D) realize
9 ^/ X/ V0 h. l! \8 b. _& o; ](E) augment; ` Y9 ~4 d. _
3. 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.& H7 d' s- k5 g7 T O* @
(A) efforts ... cautious1 s0 g9 k6 _& ]0 n2 I/ t
(B) duty ... powerful
' P# l8 d' i. ]- d$ E8 I, i(C) inability ... eloquent0 K) Y) h% H* j) t; N7 ^
(D) failure ... diversified- L) |+ x7 p% Z3 n5 }1 |
(E) promises ... informed
3 {. E- p4 I7 s4. The term “modern”has always been used broadly by historians, and recent reports indicate that its meaning has become more ____ than ever.
7 c% r9 j! v0 f. O% S2 _8 o' s(A) precise
6 s: X& O8 N: P' n3 `9 y(B) pejorative
, Q/ a& P" q6 t' g8 X(C) revisionist
5 i# A" S( X% W7 |: e: S(D) acceptable+ Q( P" m0 p1 r7 @$ _. |1 I
(E) amorphous" B/ _% D: E! A' l- j
5. He would ____ no argument, and to this end he enjoined us to ____.
3 _2 l$ e" ~% y+ U; z(A) brook ... silence) ^; p2 {# _# G$ r3 c/ z3 H8 V
(B) acknowledge ... neglect
' e1 s; q: D2 K/ C(C) broach ... abstinence
2 A6 y' o! A1 L! F$ R(D) fathom ... secrecy
) g* k7 ?: S5 V(E) tolerate ... defiance- L: Y3 z2 }6 ?5 O
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.) w: B. z& x+ J: r& q
(A) unpredictable ... undesirable" G; k3 Y; H* T' G; B9 P# P
(B) ironic ... popular. _1 F7 A' Q% M% p
(C) extreme ... outlandish4 [9 R$ m: l0 h& S
(D) frivolous ... superfluous
# r3 @8 @9 z/ o4 Z+ Z# D(E) negative ... shoddy
' c1 X) r/ w. q+ ~4 x7. 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 ____.
9 w! q) K4 A$ f3 ~(A) inadequate ... replenished
) J: o, ^& N6 Y6 A, v/ p(B) encouraging ... depleted$ N; @7 U8 L8 `% I3 z
(C) compromised ... salvaged2 I( G1 A, \; E& C3 a% D
(D) abundant ... extended
0 @: j6 O) B$ C! U% C(E) disappointing ... harmed/ u: _7 B, ^# M0 A
8. REPELLENT: ATTRACT::: P! Y* X) ~( K7 `+ y
(A) elastic: stretch
# [$ X' `9 }+ X" `* G9 m+ v. r(B) sensitive: cooperate
1 u" N* y# @. r(C) progressive: change0 f: o, u& K* t" q
(D) flammable: ignite V+ \' {5 T# _+ a2 Y8 n$ q2 Z' ~
(E) ephemeral: endure
! k6 w# y4 l' X8 }6 Q9. ANARCHIST: GOVERNMENT::6 j* {) N `2 S$ E0 G$ t% t; e2 p
(A) legislator: taxation
3 B8 e$ Z, j4 C7 U8 g* R$ n(B) reformer: bureaucracy9 J# y" n3 C4 f1 D' g( n
(C) jurist: law; b P4 I# m; s+ \2 K0 m; a
(D) SUFFRAGIST : VOTING
0 m: g7 h; e1 j/ }' L/ s6 j(E) abolitionist: slavery0 W: b; Y# G3 V' `4 B l
10. ADMONISH: DENOUNCE::0 P" \4 X. s. z0 h' J5 `: z
(A) challenge: overcome
" S$ o% e: K* k2 o(B) reward: praise( r+ j! R4 L+ M& q7 S
(C) control: contain
1 a5 w! ?; I8 p% e$ s(D) persuade: convince
. X- O4 M x5 ]8 f8 X A(E) punish: pillory a, `( \/ V3 O
11. JOKE: PUNCH LINE::) ~9 E+ Y, K; o9 z
(A) sermon: congregation( ]0 t6 E) B; G6 ^* `# ~: d+ _: m, e$ ] e
(B) conceit: allegory
7 U, M! A% Q/ a0 ](C) rhetoric: persuasion
+ M6 o0 `* U% G4 m- v" D- N" Y(D) conspiracy: arrest7 G- X' B& V L
(E) plot: denouement1 {9 n5 Q! I! N
12. VEER: DIRECTION::* P* s! k2 G- r, \9 \2 }8 {+ I
(A) align: connection
9 z* W6 S' q+ |3 m8 z(B) filter: contamination
* ]0 ]$ M& o3 R. }, q4 L(C) convert: belief
: H1 Y9 W9 Z. y; Y$ |' V(D) deflect: motivation/ {% `' ]1 u. ~. u
(E) substantiate: authenticity
0 R. r& ^5 `. c O& }3 \, o13. REPROBATE: MISBEHAVE::4 l0 p2 R I8 r
(A) sycophant: fawn
/ @% A0 `6 P" f+ ]8 |' h- f(B) critic: rebuke9 k# f9 d/ P4 G4 `1 t7 Z0 Y0 ?% G# Y
(C) ruffian: tease! E" |& \: r1 i% L' f! n3 r6 b& c% R7 X
(D) cynic: brood
% u" P' v7 ^8 \) V8 ` J(E) narcissist: covet# [* i1 i/ z+ p& R
14. IMPERVIOUS: PENETRATE::
- k, _2 ^' ^4 Y( O1 B' L- m' p: C(A) ineluctable: avoid
4 D2 |4 U0 z: g! x4 D+ @(B) ineradicable: damage
0 `+ p4 z8 X& W% v+ Z* |, a& q(C) boorish: flatter; o# t3 I5 a! j$ u$ C; I" i
(D) irrepressible: censure B* u2 F. J( m# @
(E) disruptive: restrain. E/ t- `9 C6 ?4 Y' y: Y% V' C8 m
15. CONSENSUS: FACTIONALISM::. B o# b! A7 F5 @/ s( v
(A) ritual: orthodoxy
: m+ v& j/ }& j(B) reality: plausibility+ L) `2 H- k- R3 s1 ^
(C) reason: thought/ F' b/ |, Z5 z& v" O D
(D) clarity: confusion
/ \6 q5 Q* z$ n4 P3 d; y(E) leadership: subordination
( J+ O1 e- Y. K! B6 J! Q) T16. MARTINET: DISCIPLINE::
' ^' V% a1 w1 q+ n(A) illusionist: misdirection% g* N: j4 m9 d% B
(B) dilettante: commitment$ b* y8 b# x2 ^* N# k% n" m
(C) renegade: allegiance2 P8 P7 z% x* }9 X: ^
(D) pedant: learning
* O5 |5 P9 R$ o(E) hack: writing
28. FICTTTIOUS:
/ \7 ?0 K g) B' N. K(A) classical0 v Y, B! K9 A& o5 S' e
(B) natural7 @9 o5 B. x" e
(C) factual: A4 R. b8 y; @ t
(D) rational: j0 E* C; ~- C/ Z/ Y, o
(E) commonplace
6 r7 f4 L5 M2 p$ W29.BRIDLED:" v2 J% D3 K9 @6 S4 u V
(A) without recourse" _! }' P9 l5 V5 J3 D+ R ~
(B) without restraint
; g# g6 k Y n: K1 {(C) without meaning* \( V1 K8 T( [2 Y
(D) without curiosity& @7 w5 R a; A# f
(E) without subtlety
7 z1 }/ u6 R& Z5 _30. CAPTIVATE:3 H3 s l9 e( V$ ?% V
(A) repulse
R9 {5 O0 l. k8 v0 X% y, Y(B) malign
! e- A: f- n, m8 E/ T4 `: h u(C) proscribe
a1 O v) o6 q7 ]0 J5 l(D) send out2 u: |& X( u6 W5 ~3 u7 Y0 D
(E) deliver from3 e8 z( {# f$ Q1 |( I( a7 F! D J
31. DISSIPATE:9 ^7 U \0 `$ G5 e
(A) accumulate5 O6 u4 v: _0 z' i4 [
(B) emerge. w/ p+ G! o- K* I' X- g
(C) overwhelm
4 s3 C: o& v: R, o(D) adhere
( n/ L2 A' n8 J9 C& D(E) invigorate
9 q' | y5 Z6 ?8 t, r+ s; |, e# c32.OSTRACIZE:. a& k, P: u% V& R; g$ |4 F
(A) clarify
8 ]0 d2 @$ L: [/ [ H g. N(B) subdue9 R t, k+ |0 H3 I F
(C) welcome
' c4 l4 `! S0 ?1 o! B$ v(D) renew- \# C4 K# [& M& H" E% @6 _
(E) crave F) x! B9 B# K, i: K Q
33. LOATH:) f7 Q/ G1 r2 o# U0 r
(A) clever
' i4 [' Q5 l* Q* {+ s# s$ |(B) reasonable
* p- {9 Q" `6 P. R9 o. l(C) fortunate+ f b' F& b, y& o1 {" T
(D) eager
$ E C L& T& A$ w( w& e" D e(E) confident$ R0 ?1 ]: k( i; Q. s
34. VITIATE:
' _3 k) Y" _) \6 w(A) ingratiate
" p# P# Q' C( y(B) convince
4 N2 v2 E) J Z. X1 `(C) regulate
- u$ |: N( k6 J/ I/ ?3 y7 n(D) fortify0 @, m( K3 Y" h' |7 A* V
(E) constrict
4 o+ ]& c7 E) H35.LAVISH:+ i7 G' }+ z) \( B% L+ |
(A) insist
$ A0 A& a0 o/ d6 b/ v(B) criticize
, U% d* N# I. x/ Q+ O* ]+ G(C) undermine" g J# c0 X! U! W
(D) stint- S- D$ j: s( Z9 E
(E) waste
. o5 R9 }, M3 p& i1 \36.VITUPERATIVE:
" S" B3 } T$ `- M0 X6 Y(A) complimentary9 U: n5 N+ m0 p4 s5 Y1 J" \
(B) demagogic; q! y6 O6 s( t
(C) hopeful
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(E) veracious
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