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- s" g/ J: c) u+ i- G, _9 MSECTION 2
- _; o$ j: e9 E2 l4 F( l: b9 F& {Time- 30 Minutes
" |- N# [* [# Q8 H, J: f38 Questions
/ A. Y7 R8 X `* M' n1. As businesses become aware that their advertising must ------ the everyday concerns of consumers, their commercials will be characterized by a greater degree of ------.( y$ d5 c, e( I' Y; A
(A) allay...pessimism+ s2 a }% V% N. B, R
(B) address...realism0 g \9 O- j2 v9 n) Q; W" F
(C) evade....verisimilitude4 E( ~4 K# T, ], `1 q
(D) engage…fancy
' w* i* u; ~# ^/ n/ c0 X' Z" h (E) change...sincerity
2. Because the lawyer's methods were found to, S% f1 k( v3 }! G( i
be ------, the disciplinary committee ------- his
p5 }! O. Q/ \ privileges.
# O8 E) I( u4 W# D; a7 g! b2 L (A) unimpeachable...suspended
j( h2 L, w5 C" x& b, L4 Q (B) ingenious...withdrew# b4 z$ p F* w: M( ~6 Y
(C) questionable...expanded
( `) o6 k, D5 X (D) unscrupulous...revoked% _1 T/ x7 \ [
(E) reprehensible...augmented 3. People of intelligence and achievement can none-
* |3 ]7 ^; i1 I theless be so ------ and lacking in ------ that they6 |. g8 y8 ?+ q( Y% D
gamble their reputations by breaking the law to
+ g5 \- n! D6 W; l further their own ends.
, W3 u, K* T7 y3 _ (A) devious...propensity
% K2 p( x- I E3 m# D" g; ? (B) culpable...prosperity
_$ f7 K# X& P: X* ~5 J7 k) Z (C) obsequious...deference
# i1 Q# e6 j% ^4 x* T; | (D) truculent... independence
; v/ l! Y+ i" d9 {7 e# t2 g/ S (E) greedy... integrity 4. A number of scientists have published articles
0 d0 P3 J, ]. R ------- global warming, stating ------- that there
- J/ q) W7 ^2 A is no solid scientific evidence to support the& |1 }$ d* s A
theory that the Earth is warming because of
0 Z: ^4 o8 d; Q, l/ U7 M$ W increases in greenhouse gases.
. S9 p, q l2 |; p) j& o (A) debunking...categorically
4 c8 ~0 s% f7 S) O$ m5 k! c7 ? (B) rejecting...paradoxically1 K6 `) @0 L6 C7 ?+ C: k6 B- q* I
(C) deploring...optimistically K4 c2 j+ Y9 g q
(D) dismissing...hesitantly
/ ]2 H4 F% ^1 n& d (E) proving...candidly 5. The senator's attempt to convince the public that
0 {3 q5 D; `8 g, ]' J+ F she is not interested in running for a second term
$ `, J1 q0 N/ H8 k is as -------- as her opponent's attempt to disguise5 F7 O( [- u* [; g5 U
his intention to run against her.
; x+ f1 g0 p6 G2 N/ E6 b (A) biased' m) t: t# s+ |! [
(B) unsuccessful
0 N/ U! t# j$ {% d1 `5 q (C) inadvertent6 P6 r- I- l- u$ H
(D) indecisive) O- K S4 a9 O7 \
(E) remote 6. MacCrory’s conversation was --------: she could1 S8 b# S. K2 ?6 J
never tell a story, chiefly because she always1 {: b' V8 p- j7 o$ B
forgot it, and she was never guilty of a witticism,
. e, Y1 O6 H& q0 v unless by accident.- [3 q, y% O, c% p
(A) scintillating& X) j- N# }0 A0 ]7 j, P
(B) unambiguous3 h, G: c, }6 e Y
(C) perspicuous% P# d, d5 J" g) w% A
(D) stultifying
' V" G( b& E/ [5 x (E) facetious 7. Despite its many --------, the whole-language
8 t# X4 s* S# W! h5 I4 S y0 l1 P; S philosophy of teaching reading continues to y( v, a3 O" M
gain -------- among educators.
# U& b+ {& Y e (A) detractors...notoriety 2 _4 `: e" U, G q! q8 l# S& u
(B) adherents...prevalence6 m! O/ j) n9 d# X; A2 }' O1 u. q
(C) critics…currency
1 `+ p5 r& U J (D) enthusiasts...popularity7 A! b/ }5 \( r* J: f
(E) practitioners… credibility 8. CENSUS: POPULATION::
, b6 x! r' d4 y2 j5 g, ^ (A) interrogation : guilt
* q5 i2 c' u& q+ t3 D1 n8 x( d (B) survey : price& V7 q6 f2 ~; G o! u, x
(C) interview : personality
; h# O* b$ M6 w& E/ V. s (D) questionnaire : explanation
: p, ^$ {( k2 H# ^0 S Y, O (E) inventory : stock 9. AUTHENTICITY : FRAUDULENT::# z8 |. Q( t3 `! `
(A) morality : utopian8 a7 ]8 I* M6 _( q' [/ e+ Y; I% H
(B) intensity : vigorous
+ P t8 x' a: f4 J0 u7 ^3 M* x (C) sincerity : hypocritical
. m3 G3 [3 H: j# F; l0 z4 g, S (D) particularity : unique
7 i; j5 x+ y" o" _( E (E) plausibility : narrated 10. VARNISH : GLOSSY::( l2 O/ [0 [ P6 W: B% s
(A) sharpen : blunt
5 R% \1 q, [& a$ u (B) measure : deep) n5 f+ u) `5 c6 c& S/ |7 k
(C) sand : smooth+ h/ U3 I" S0 h
(D) approximate : precise6 ~7 m$ y, O9 e! p* r* V
(E) anchor : unstable 11. AMENITY : COMFORTABLE
+ @$ f2 K b( m' d; G (A) tact : circumspect) m- y2 g8 ]" l3 d
(B) nuisance : aggravated/ V( |% X1 |$ O. t! u
(C) honorarium :grateful; C, n- h5 i8 U- [9 C2 z
(D) favorite : envious
; c4 x- [' d: D1 a" {* D5 v (E) lounge : patient 12. PAIN : ANALGESIC::" Z, L% T1 B0 k% K2 F1 h/ v# g: j
(A) energy : revitalization( M; e: p+ a' s
(B) interest : stimulation) K) A- p/ b, z; n* r4 l E. Q
(C) symptom : palliative
: t4 A# _5 a2 d+ B2 h (D) despair : anxiety
/ R7 {. K3 N, K F (E) reward : incentive 13. VOICE:SHOUT::
. g3 `" c' X5 B$ B d) h (A) ear : overhear$ I4 s; c0 h7 x' C, C
(B) eve : see( k* V- e: j0 H$ t4 ~ ]1 G% L$ G
(C) hand : clutch1 a) K$ }' E2 f6 L5 O
(D) nerve : feel
/ d7 A- Y0 l! M- K (E) nose : inhale 14. PONTIFICATE: SPEAK::1 h, p- u" J0 [
(A) strut : walk; f4 F+ O% O9 I3 \7 [; z- i/ U! {
(B) stare : look. B! ?/ |7 C M6 Z f
(C) patronize : frequent
( N- @% \3 ^/ d; i6 w$ b3 u (D) eulogize : mourn
0 a9 ~( t7 J4 k* U# b: p+ _ (E) reciprocate : give 15. BIBLIOPHILE : BOOKS::0 ^- V) E" [8 [* Q
(A) environmentalist : pollution
7 C) B3 t2 t/ o (B) zoologist : animals
/ s8 A2 P6 }: v" L# D: k+ f/ ~ (C) gourmet : food
# ? r( A& m4 k! e1 e (D) calligrapher : handwriting% L2 n0 g, |$ ]/ @, k' [; y4 d- \- U
(E) aviator : aircraft 16. INDIGENT : WEALTH::; o W( ] N8 q% b/ u
(A) presumptuous : independence' T: t9 D: z: f* O) ]% e4 Q6 Q
(B) imperturbable : determination
3 n! O+ [1 ~& o% F0 U/ r. y* x (C) inevitable : inescapability2 u# I0 e f0 V0 g; a+ k) G
(D) indigestible : sustenance
$ K/ m8 i( o0 U0 x( H6 R (E) redundant : indispensability 28. SLOUCH:6 E9 ~: F2 f+ X2 R9 B2 i. i; W
(A) stand erect4 e0 Y; O+ H& n, W
(B) move unhesitatingly8 U# k. }& \4 x' t: x, ^
(C) stretch languidly4 V1 ~$ Z8 l) V& N6 J+ r8 I3 H
(D) scurry
/ p- i' _# H1 _" e& m(E) totter
, x/ m! I- f; ^ C( X. Z29. CLAIM:3 u8 c: g4 O0 ~' S9 J h1 k
(A) renounce: [0 b. I4 O; I' `! q6 N& Y4 i* ?$ |
(B) repeal, k7 d* @. v* e0 `+ A
(C) deter
5 J* u _- c" B$ Z; r7 l(D) hinder
, W+ l- ~7 P& L(E) postpone f! A# ~" N3 ~( y
30. EXPEDITE:
, P3 E2 x) f3 k+ a4 x(A) impeach G! t9 \5 ]% o4 o
(B) deflect
1 @( |1 L+ i: A2 L% `* C' ]/ N(C) resist
, B5 P4 o: v3 d' S9 ]2 f(D) retard6 H6 _( ]* M' Q7 y: H
(E) remove3 q2 j2 u, r) r9 x, d1 N, v3 `
31. VALEDICTION:6 u% P3 o6 C8 J* B# P, M. {- l
(A) greeting; V, r8 Y2 t" D4 _4 m
(B) promise
) {7 `, @7 X" u. w- z" W(C) accusation
. m/ x/ B# y& j: k$ E# G(D) denigration3 h a3 y1 r8 B' t: P
(E) aphorism
7 n; ~ V0 b% D4 N8 i32. FACTORABLE
& |5 E' }3 m$ n2 k, K6 V. `4 y(A) absorbent
: g; ?8 _0 |1 `& R1 E" X(B) magnifiabl
% g5 \% Y. y ~+ Z& D(C) simulated
2 E5 u" T+ a1 ~, O) v2 V5 J(D) irreducible# d8 Q2 @1 C ?+ x4 s9 n p
(E) ambiguous
3 |% z- z, X) l% C: v33. CONVOKE:$ v9 n# U7 L, n
(A) disturb4 a. U- j- N( j& j; P' k
(B) impress2 |2 \- t! r1 D2 Z! L. b
(C) adjourn/ i$ k6 A% X" i
(D) extol( `: s; I- p+ `9 M) x& l
(E) applaud
4 Z$ A& C Y1 Z7 k1 ~6 a7 T* q8 k34. REND:4 b O% u+ K1 k. i/ u
(A) sink
- g/ `/ _; f/ K' ] ^0 j(B) unite
' @9 k6 C, e3 H) g(C) find
l" U0 |8 i, E7 O4 \0 h1 x(D) spend
9 K& g0 O1 x( \6 ]. {' O3 ^(E) unleash
7 |( s3 Y8 z0 A2 J35. CONTRAVENE:" U& a; Y) s7 m5 B5 A
(A) condescend
$ d7 i* d7 @. r7 q: s: `5 v(B) embark; v4 n& ?0 Q( E0 p% z! d
(C) support- A% P/ v( }: D# a6 a) Z
(D) offend1 [ e9 c: h+ G) B
(E) amass
; b5 S0 [5 O% p# B! A: E# _36. NADIR:$ j, g3 m! U6 g7 b
(A) summit
) u: N" j" I$ u! i9 `# D4 K(B) impasse
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(D) weak point
( v9 J7 Q+ x4 [& f( f(E) direct route
8 A: r! e) d; t# s% z+ M1 ^5 d37. ABSTRACT:
3 U0 o- v0 `! m; g# ]! I$ a(A) deny% ~' W% @) m, j( Q4 ~( K
(B) organize. @/ v& @7 Z$ a, u$ B( q
(C) elaborate
2 P$ g- i4 U6 g4 A(D) deliberate
" T2 ]0 O. x* [& C k5 ^(E) produce
' O: T- ?! M- f, y. Q* _38. MENDACIOUS:
) H! y) L% a0 Q. l+ _" c(A) assured
6 r$ ]3 A% M* t- }. _(B) honest7 y& A1 V( n% r; X: n j0 G+ i
(C) intelligent
$ |5 E, u" W. G/ Z2 h(D) fortunate
9 \5 e0 h7 i8 e8 A(E) gracious8 c4 O6 W! @$ F; r
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SECTION 5
4 e7 r0 I0 e2 p; S, L2 |& E7 WTime-30 minutes ^( |* v/ @% U' c) m* R
38 Questions
9 i) Q3 ?# p1 J1 P/ L1. That she was _____ rock climbing did not diminish her _____to join her friends on a rock-climbing expedition.
7 D" P) V) Y7 y(A) attracted to ...eagerness2 |3 [" X6 S; d, }- V
(B) timid about ... reluctance
5 d0 f: q9 x' [* _2 |( U(C) fearful of ... determination* y( ^* D! a7 w& u2 Q
(D) curious about ... aspiration
6 P1 L2 M! Z8 N# T$ t(E) knowledgeable about ... hope
4 L8 A0 K/ @3 l6 F6 X* i2. 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.7 }0 G) j2 |: t
(A) verify. k; T# Y! T; q; E
(B) redress
8 B* e' P( C [: A: c, f(C) predict9 h2 @4 _, w7 G- \* K1 J
(D) realize; O5 w! f/ o; ], \; K- o4 ~
(E) augment5 d8 |- e7 K2 q: e) a# u3 e' e) a% i
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.
1 |( d- d% ]: {( A' A% F3 K1 S(A) efforts ... cautious4 x& `8 \; e: u
(B) duty ... powerful
' d' Y- Z. ?, h7 [(C) inability ... eloquent
; ~2 I% |$ u+ U" N( q+ X+ Z" O; W(D) failure ... diversified% o! C/ G, x, E/ B/ a' K0 Y1 V
(E) promises ... informed
# x5 Q+ M* ]+ B" N1 Y1 S/ \' M4. The term “modern”has always been used broadly by historians, and recent reports indicate that its meaning has become more ____ than ever.
: Y* q5 o# D( o4 ~9 v! k(A) precise& ~9 y% `* L$ |8 V
(B) pejorative/ O4 F) {$ `) K; M+ s$ K8 t
(C) revisionist
& E3 Z+ e6 k# J! @ @- F m+ k(D) acceptable+ [: u* p8 c0 G# M2 f" p
(E) amorphous: b6 Y" R* e/ o) g8 d4 N( j
5. He would ____ no argument, and to this end he enjoined us to ____.. y0 m4 A# p0 a+ f3 S
(A) brook ... silence" Y2 B$ u7 |+ z0 o
(B) acknowledge ... neglect5 K4 t" |6 P, k# r! ` A; I
(C) broach ... abstinence
( T- ] T( k# o T9 B(D) fathom ... secrecy
; o) \- `2 a) g; N(E) tolerate ... defiance
v% O" U6 y# b: X. k8 k6. Originally, most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ____ in character, being based on the assumption that the wider the appeal, the more ____ the product.. }- h$ d4 l) m; K0 N
(A) unpredictable ... undesirable: u+ Z: ?: i- S8 L- q
(B) ironic ... popular
# m" j+ m/ U4 D4 j! ?(C) extreme ... outlandish
% ]3 ~0 ?$ p$ f- B(D) frivolous ... superfluous- n4 b1 V! M7 |4 R- v' j- I
(E) negative ... shoddy4 S L9 X' T- w9 ?+ x! j+ H5 t3 G
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 ____.5 N2 s! N$ e* {( n2 g) m
(A) inadequate ... replenished
3 |& a+ ~5 s, o" N(B) encouraging ... depleted
3 u' K: f# b# o' J' U- {(C) compromised ... salvaged
& h, n/ k [5 d1 A2 q8 R# `' \! y6 _(D) abundant ... extended5 O% }# ?) b2 t+ J" q |, c9 ?8 I7 H
(E) disappointing ... harmed% K+ H( Z) \# V" z+ ?
8. REPELLENT: ATTRACT::' E) g& G* S( K- h
(A) elastic: stretch
( N A- L' X' x% p(B) sensitive: cooperate8 d- D& e5 x! x# v
(C) progressive: change& n9 g# E: T k9 J, ^- z
(D) flammable: ignite9 [$ H6 `# m9 H' {. m; U
(E) ephemeral: endure
$ M6 j% O$ u5 L: c9. ANARCHIST: GOVERNMENT::
* i7 s7 e8 b! M(A) legislator: taxation# {! C o: J( j% a( }, B. H" V6 I
(B) reformer: bureaucracy+ n, {0 ~! v% V
(C) jurist: law0 p: D) y L3 U
(D) SUFFRAGIST : VOTING
( _# _; o# @- Q% v% B4 ?. f2 b(E) abolitionist: slavery$ b) W1 L- N6 H- V h
10. ADMONISH: DENOUNCE::
E; {# R7 i. y- w- t( M(A) challenge: overcome6 n; w- P5 j! R. J/ d
(B) reward: praise
3 I& p) B% W) a' ^" S" z9 g6 V(C) control: contain& h$ v4 |& ?- x A
(D) persuade: convince
' M2 H' J, V* W/ P, k% K q2 ?+ n(E) punish: pillory
" F. Q! H/ l9 U" @( o N) g11. JOKE: PUNCH LINE::2 U1 f+ f5 O& i! [
(A) sermon: congregation7 U) X4 ]: U8 G8 w' c. X. i
(B) conceit: allegory5 T n; E$ H W
(C) rhetoric: persuasion
& P8 l6 m8 K# |) V( e(D) conspiracy: arrest
% N7 R5 @* |( s: X' L! p(E) plot: denouement
& l5 i$ R8 E' v4 Z5 ?12. VEER: DIRECTION::
9 G/ e) X! b% q, `2 _(A) align: connection
6 t' |: H1 w) d! b# @: |(B) filter: contamination* h0 e& N1 u! v. L4 w' h b! x# J% q
(C) convert: belief$ d& |' S! i( j. O- S' C. Q3 E7 W
(D) deflect: motivation5 k5 a& L5 f9 g7 |
(E) substantiate: authenticity
& i& X2 J. O1 s+ t( i& G5 T- c/ d13. REPROBATE: MISBEHAVE::
3 K& C/ s. ]! R: [7 i(A) sycophant: fawn, V& j1 ]5 h9 A+ \ W
(B) critic: rebuke
$ F. }' U& `, A( x3 G(C) ruffian: tease
3 l( V B% k. I" @- Z. I( P(D) cynic: brood
+ X v& U7 Q7 s( e+ n(E) narcissist: covet
1 D, T% ?- X+ V: Y1 F0 `14. IMPERVIOUS: PENETRATE::) m) ?% J: c) R! G6 `4 I
(A) ineluctable: avoid
! q2 J. a* T9 d2 [# _(B) ineradicable: damage
8 i; P1 j) _. ]/ O9 x1 f- F(C) boorish: flatter8 K- Q/ D0 q q1 Z* o$ ~
(D) irrepressible: censure
" S! `8 {5 B0 M4 d- g9 c(E) disruptive: restrain. G6 }4 W* }% ^; E. H8 @
15. CONSENSUS: FACTIONALISM::) x5 H; g4 R* I1 z, H
(A) ritual: orthodoxy% N$ U: b0 k* W% {0 I' k1 H
(B) reality: plausibility
) ]/ ?1 R# Z+ ^% l3 ^: j" o0 V(C) reason: thought
% k6 ]2 O5 h+ K" o" a/ D9 e P(D) clarity: confusion
?: w* l' m& a. ^8 z1 @) w5 K(E) leadership: subordination' p6 [+ h$ j3 ~" U3 R1 K
16. MARTINET: DISCIPLINE::5 n! |* H: ]4 a6 [+ z w% \# y9 C
(A) illusionist: misdirection
3 G0 T" S- d) w( [% {: i(B) dilettante: commitment" k: R) u) V" k- i9 l& A7 X8 k
(C) renegade: allegiance
# z6 W w. m, \(D) pedant: learning
' c$ T7 O5 |- f; E(E) hack: writing
28. FICTTTIOUS:; r: w; R1 f, K& O) }( F6 L
(A) classical
! W0 E- H: U: H G# C1 }$ _0 @(B) natural
* I5 b& {/ v" V(C) factual
5 d1 t; Y5 W* L& m0 o+ X(D) rational
2 ~% f/ o7 V9 Z7 [4 |) T8 [(E) commonplace+ w' B- K7 X ^! L- m
29.BRIDLED:$ c4 v( x% {5 P$ \4 j o
(A) without recourse; E% E! i- Z. g: Y% L) C
(B) without restraint
+ ]3 S( B* A* s+ n; q# Z- G(C) without meaning7 t: P P7 {. \# _ @
(D) without curiosity
! [9 \: L0 W8 c1 }% L* n(E) without subtlety
7 d6 L/ i4 P" y* F% \, J: \+ M: K30. CAPTIVATE:
2 F a! R3 }( o# \% _# H(A) repulse
, \! S+ b. v1 E/ Q(B) malign
$ z5 r0 A& K' G8 g( E8 U(C) proscribe: ]7 D3 N" y% l
(D) send out
) C" _6 r, Q4 @2 Z) Y V" e: K N(E) deliver from
2 Q% o' A7 B* {0 S2 [- n31. DISSIPATE:1 T9 V& |1 J& O$ H
(A) accumulate
3 V+ t- d5 q$ _! ^. L5 {# i2 Y3 k(B) emerge
5 |- n" N+ d: A" T5 T/ x7 T(C) overwhelm% E: v; r4 D3 l* E$ _9 c$ f/ j0 d! m/ R
(D) adhere
$ D, V5 @- d: l3 [(E) invigorate' u5 Y- v4 `! ?8 b7 Y% K
32.OSTRACIZE:
% \$ v; D2 N* F(A) clarify3 ]# k u r" U+ p
(B) subdue
. P# [) a/ C' ^9 @* {5 u(C) welcome
+ g6 s6 c& I( p' O) @( A. P$ C(D) renew' a R2 O" u! y
(E) crave$ ?# U$ x; {/ \ ]7 c4 ]7 ^ u e
33. LOATH:
, q, F. z. t# t% V8 y3 V; L1 o(A) clever
$ U+ j! c" H5 [2 B( H# h(B) reasonable
5 ]) T7 r- C0 g, x4 [(C) fortunate, Z" j8 C$ t0 I* s$ S' s2 G
(D) eager
. R+ G* e$ j0 ]% d d& C(E) confident6 |- O1 A" P; |* K: T
34. VITIATE:
3 m- R) Z5 K1 k; Z7 B. I$ v(A) ingratiate
4 X1 B* I/ c, H/ L(B) convince
7 i1 Z4 `3 v; |: `) \ o$ S(C) regulate/ n8 _; Q, n$ ?! u% m
(D) fortify' O$ Q3 d1 l4 N# u
(E) constrict
4 j; Y3 G7 Z3 ?- P( H35.LAVISH:
, C& O5 F; i# r; V+ ]* R- j(A) insist" M1 S; A/ b) C2 A2 _& ^1 D z: a
(B) criticize
7 V6 e" {* l2 t% c7 i(C) undermine
7 L0 Z A. T9 U i8 K! V: N0 [0 d(D) stint- v1 S! W. ]$ h
(E) waste
" Q7 B6 D# S. l a36.VITUPERATIVE:
8 v4 A6 }! c8 ~6 z(A) complimentary$ _; ^$ v3 x! n/ U, e
(B) demagogic1 O5 `0 t: `# s4 [* c9 P
(C) hopeful
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