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3 |1 E4 V3 ^1 @. c+ h+ lSECTION 2+ `3 [7 J' i! T) X0 z
Time- 30 Minutes0 D; r+ b* m, D5 j% O0 x( \
38 Questions 8 V# `" T- x5 g0 ^* ^2 `' r( 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 ------.( s- T0 |" V4 f) G) L: o% Z
(A) allay...pessimism
9 ~9 C( S" P) R (B) address...realism
0 L# s; ]9 Y+ d# p7 f (C) evade....verisimilitude
6 Q& P0 r. `! a" t: Y$ A (D) engage…fancy
% G: h4 {4 P( q8 o0 M6 F (E) change...sincerity 2. Because the lawyer's methods were found to
5 w9 l1 p& s9 P& ^ be ------, the disciplinary committee ------- his {# M+ ?8 R, T
privileges.
0 E) C3 D% ?6 D" F (A) unimpeachable...suspended
# G2 z4 g- K" t/ D& ?) H" S (B) ingenious...withdrew/ F8 \- `7 R7 `8 w% A1 i6 _
(C) questionable...expanded% w9 f8 E5 ]7 Z/ a3 c
(D) unscrupulous...revoked' H; [5 ~! C7 ^9 a T
(E) reprehensible...augmented 3. People of intelligence and achievement can none-
1 U8 q' Q7 z" g3 n theless be so ------ and lacking in ------ that they! |6 R; |* B+ e7 ?4 d1 z- x# @
gamble their reputations by breaking the law to
! A5 t$ ^' ?0 ?% r" K" u further their own ends.
5 k9 i# q5 k* S (A) devious...propensity
t5 l8 X+ }1 P (B) culpable...prosperity7 z. [* T0 o7 F
(C) obsequious...deference
, N0 O& o4 Y: s, @ (D) truculent... independence2 `' m5 _- M: S7 x( p) h- j
(E) greedy... integrity 4. A number of scientists have published articles
o* ]' |6 n. A$ K/ P( m ------- global warming, stating ------- that there# b$ s* e9 E7 C& t; D
is no solid scientific evidence to support the
4 k1 |6 q) k$ { theory that the Earth is warming because of
9 u# u8 ?4 Q6 g4 W2 g0 I) _& G increases in greenhouse gases.
/ K0 x& B4 J& [: M- l7 C! q (A) debunking...categorically' f+ K1 Z' s4 J+ O: n
(B) rejecting...paradoxically8 Z% N q& Q( K# S4 |* w
(C) deploring...optimistically
4 `5 ^7 ? u Q" ? (D) dismissing...hesitantly' L. F: P+ P4 x/ T( V) x2 O
(E) proving...candidly 5. The senator's attempt to convince the public that
, G7 S3 \" v; C' U1 q she is not interested in running for a second term
* \7 S \6 D5 U9 T" e1 P a; W is as -------- as her opponent's attempt to disguise* E& n9 a5 d0 L% a
his intention to run against her.) D* Z, F t% o
(A) biased
8 S0 c) k: R5 ~- q: H (B) unsuccessful
+ J- R* y5 J8 `! J5 a; c* _! _8 i1 ^ (C) inadvertent! z! ?% P2 }% d2 d
(D) indecisive
4 `. F. Y7 v/ p: L) i, e2 T (E) remote 6. MacCrory’s conversation was --------: she could
0 |% ~& \4 q/ h! _7 Z; f never tell a story, chiefly because she always# D) e5 Q* M5 k7 t
forgot it, and she was never guilty of a witticism,1 F+ D+ @8 D1 x/ ]% p q
unless by accident.% K. L, ] A1 K! J) t# P4 y
(A) scintillating
5 q, ?3 u) x) p" K (B) unambiguous
; I0 m) e% q- z& P% G7 z (C) perspicuous) T0 U5 @% @5 P8 b3 Z6 s _
(D) stultifying; E. R4 f* y# B, E$ s: V( B/ w7 U
(E) facetious 7. Despite its many --------, the whole-language
0 E7 R% `$ V; P0 Y philosophy of teaching reading continues to
r6 N0 C+ Y: l- u$ m: X gain -------- among educators.
8 e& R/ I% t7 W* `) m: \5 x (A) detractors...notoriety
+ ]- Z' M& r* y( t% K, n) q" f( K (B) adherents...prevalence! ^! A/ r( _, k) I- s
(C) critics…currency0 B/ }) z* @) R: N1 ^. X
(D) enthusiasts...popularity
$ I* R k- [" o (E) practitioners… credibility 8. CENSUS: POPULATION::6 @$ D! N n; R- d# r6 d9 _
(A) interrogation : guilt
5 l/ N* f+ }9 g+ Z5 F (B) survey : price5 ?7 b& h7 U7 M' Y. v/ o5 W
(C) interview : personality P" h8 v) u0 y3 }
(D) questionnaire : explanation
5 a; S9 L& h/ P/ ] @ (E) inventory : stock 9. AUTHENTICITY : FRAUDULENT::
# R& T. @* z3 @# r* a$ x; x (A) morality : utopian
' |. J7 D& K' v6 M) m* U (B) intensity : vigorous
( j* E& s8 }+ T& r$ } (C) sincerity : hypocritical) Z# ^& |; F" m5 o, {- y" e% z- V
(D) particularity : unique9 K3 V R7 _- {3 A4 _
(E) plausibility : narrated 10. VARNISH : GLOSSY::+ Z5 z! K- |+ X# D' g: h+ t
(A) sharpen : blunt
! j9 ?* Q9 c6 `9 W" s (B) measure : deep; @ p( \2 ^6 X- A: ^0 Z
(C) sand : smooth
$ v: I" s7 m# X: o. Y) n5 b- V (D) approximate : precise
- ^/ t# y h, g. [# \ (E) anchor : unstable 11. AMENITY : COMFORTABLE% R' i& p5 Y# O6 c2 s* b/ ^
(A) tact : circumspect
$ g% j; O# z7 w, ] (B) nuisance : aggravated3 j+ w1 m5 T6 u
(C) honorarium :grateful
! n8 d; f. K; L: y h' o# n& G (D) favorite : envious1 q7 a* b/ m& s# t5 r0 b# L& v: G
(E) lounge : patient 12. PAIN : ANALGESIC::% h6 L) h; i9 d( {& Y
(A) energy : revitalization1 E+ E' w& E2 [' ~2 {5 H1 W! P
(B) interest : stimulation% p" v7 C. T$ Z+ v6 T! G
(C) symptom : palliative
7 ^4 r X4 M! U (D) despair : anxiety
8 r* f9 E$ ~) i! Y% k, J (E) reward : incentive 13. VOICE:SHOUT::5 e& N M* j/ o. Z. K o% x
(A) ear : overhear! w7 x0 ^% Z: e2 f
(B) eve : see
# H# w" g% o, g6 ^7 M% W (C) hand : clutch
" Y6 h" ^9 Y5 {6 d- I/ n9 b% U z8 f (D) nerve : feel2 o Y. O# }2 ^( d6 r
(E) nose : inhale 14. PONTIFICATE: SPEAK::
# h2 J/ f0 \" @! o U (A) strut : walk5 {! F) u# {* B& O
(B) stare : look5 P, u" f: C; T4 g2 I9 K0 S* {
(C) patronize : frequent
6 n$ y' B/ X4 M9 C: \1 p3 ` (D) eulogize : mourn
6 ^9 ]7 l# m' f# j7 E R, D& d% f (E) reciprocate : give 15. BIBLIOPHILE : BOOKS::+ |3 d9 n9 e Y2 e0 g7 y+ h9 S3 e E; O
(A) environmentalist : pollution
% a! @: l4 @" E (B) zoologist : animals
* V6 f' B3 d) X: d1 n. V" N (C) gourmet : food
( d# p2 }5 B, A (D) calligrapher : handwriting
8 e8 a) [3 J, G: |$ q: O% J. q (E) aviator : aircraft 16. INDIGENT : WEALTH::
$ g& |+ k1 L0 g- W (A) presumptuous : independence: B+ G% H. P k# Y$ D/ g( V- `
(B) imperturbable : determination
- V: j9 F0 J- @0 t \ (C) inevitable : inescapability
X4 J) q" F+ B; C (D) indigestible : sustenance
+ x' p. o. z3 s7 U (E) redundant : indispensability 28. SLOUCH:
$ @3 d% {2 K- ^! m(A) stand erect
( q% n# W5 b' H2 y" s! Y# D(B) move unhesitatingly
. k/ ^- Q/ a r; d" T E(C) stretch languidly
/ {5 S8 g$ b, l# P9 g0 ?(D) scurry4 j1 v6 L& x( ^& @
(E) totter" k) [/ c( o9 a0 D ?2 ]) j
29. CLAIM:& P/ m6 o: m3 p9 S: n; R' V
(A) renounce0 ]/ K6 F0 `1 \& l. e7 z
(B) repeal( X. M* r$ Z* g# X
(C) deter
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(E) postpone
! V2 Q( {0 l* C( }30. EXPEDITE:
- u! o O4 y& k; Z3 T( G. L; r6 s(A) impeach: |3 v: B( u9 c8 _. G6 ]4 n2 d
(B) deflect
1 |1 P& |) W9 a4 b; }(C) resist
* | a: e2 H/ q( V$ U! R9 @(D) retard
' ~; U, m2 `) O2 V(E) remove
" i# G7 K' s3 s1 P31. VALEDICTION:" N% N8 O* l3 t; M; [3 u
(A) greeting4 @; p! K4 n. p C. t0 d
(B) promise. \" a2 T7 N4 y9 _* {% D3 Y
(C) accusation! G) x" r8 ]& g/ w# [" W
(D) denigration" v3 a2 [ L; u0 ^
(E) aphorism
# J# ^9 K- \; {% n. D32. FACTORABLE+ N% M; d4 W) Q4 h& L# b- h$ K
(A) absorbent- V8 B* B9 I6 w! q
(B) magnifiabl! p( h' T" d$ }
(C) simulated
3 J* v. Y A( ~" Z(D) irreducible
" s! p& K' t9 T" {7 s4 D(E) ambiguous
% t9 V7 {2 `4 ^% ?7 j8 p33. CONVOKE:4 Z( U; K( V( z, X! W) N
(A) disturb! B$ c4 S/ m# J- d
(B) impress9 [. S- m9 N. {3 s# r
(C) adjourn6 v3 |8 _# ]) @$ l* X& n
(D) extol
; q4 h. g' i7 y* H(E) applaud
. Z* z; ], S# D: c5 G34. REND:
: ~8 i8 U; D# |' R; b; E% ](A) sink4 _9 I/ Z+ o2 i
(B) unite0 a' C2 W% f z4 Z4 g
(C) find( S3 \* r* S% Q- D, a; S
(D) spend
& V% @( U9 R% v3 s$ p( n7 w. c(E) unleash/ B0 W; n. ?) J( I
35. CONTRAVENE:
4 T, O' \. u* i& A/ f' O) u O, x(A) condescend
" y' t' t' A; n; z0 t- q( {(B) embark
8 C5 n# u6 Y8 v- q8 _(C) support
2 H: w5 ?% q8 [(D) offend
7 H _3 n9 H- R# l(E) amass
9 }; J: z- p( g/ \$ ^" ^& Z36. NADIR:4 \" B) N6 {8 Y) O4 W
(A) summit
) J+ G7 [. O! [' b, w/ O(B) impasse
@1 u! {; C3 ]" j: i' Z8 L: Z(C) sanctuary
" r6 G l( w, Z$ p3 I(D) weak point
- A/ g. k- a5 ]% [+ R(E) direct route1 O- M; P0 l- d2 b" @
37. ABSTRACT:
$ _0 P4 O! S- z# N(A) deny1 M8 i9 `1 |8 m6 A+ T
(B) organize, E5 J3 Q( t8 B) X" d! o
(C) elaborate
7 q8 ?( v7 O8 A+ F3 h! J(D) deliberate# Y% ]0 Y R9 W# \0 E3 r$ P
(E) produce+ a0 k# F% w( a! \4 }
38. MENDACIOUS:) N7 o4 S* ~( z4 x: T1 \
(A) assured
9 b7 P' ?$ p) H(B) honest1 H2 I {0 x: U. Q: N" V
(C) intelligent J$ B; H4 l/ _$ [$ R9 V
(D) fortunate# @& s& `0 q: P. n' M# H. f" f0 r$ y
(E) gracious; J7 D" Q1 p- C# ~% Q: |8 f. {
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SECTION 5 p& w% B7 R) Y0 z& p
Time-30 minutes- y: U5 U& ?/ s4 ~* g
38 Questions
3 ?) ]2 ?" L, x; r3 y( [1. That she was _____ rock climbing did not diminish her _____to join her friends on a rock-climbing expedition.
* q9 d. @) {4 a4 [" `(A) attracted to ...eagerness
. C( e9 b3 x) B5 N3 J(B) timid about ... reluctance
7 h+ i* Z) B6 P(C) fearful of ... determination- ?# t' P, G* K1 d; I; z
(D) curious about ... aspiration
2 {' ~/ N- f, A! D1 A(E) knowledgeable about ... hope1 ~0 _: n$ O' S8 z/ w4 S
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.
0 u$ W, l; N% w6 V2 ~; I(A) verify8 \) h. K3 ]) E% g
(B) redress
4 T7 U& s/ Y; m$ m! D# ^+ v0 W(C) predict7 i/ }' z! n X# T9 U( w# z
(D) realize1 f$ _% s+ N: D4 X. t" r: d! L
(E) augment
, K4 T. A' e+ U+ Y8 k2 k; Z7 }# n3. 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.
( i3 j V& S2 s2 G) S! Y- S(A) efforts ... cautious
% H3 j {3 r4 R, G7 S( H2 y(B) duty ... powerful
8 Z' p& k' A3 `/ g, r(C) inability ... eloquent$ k* G' d5 ^0 g- c
(D) failure ... diversified
, B) K, ~0 ]5 w( L(E) promises ... informed+ {& Z& a. \4 t- b( ^
4. The term “modern”has always been used broadly by historians, and recent reports indicate that its meaning has become more ____ than ever.. p1 h2 C; [+ c. ^
(A) precise
6 W; c9 t) r1 a/ Y" s" f(B) pejorative
+ X& Q1 k% [5 T5 u2 A8 H(C) revisionist% Z0 ^; I% Q5 y& c: o- N! L) ] C
(D) acceptable- [5 V' c. @% z1 D+ j3 \! P6 ]
(E) amorphous
# e- k1 M! {; N, Y& M% ~3 j+ l6 y5. He would ____ no argument, and to this end he enjoined us to ____.
9 D8 K* a8 ~$ T! P8 N9 V(A) brook ... silence: J* j' q) n. I( U
(B) acknowledge ... neglect
7 ] ~7 I0 [- C(C) broach ... abstinence
$ o- P2 u8 m; v) h- @! p(D) fathom ... secrecy' f6 w. @0 f) A* |) ]6 \5 l9 W
(E) tolerate ... defiance
+ A+ }. ^( A! X) T/ d% q. u6. Originally, most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ____ in character, being based on the assumption that the wider the appeal, the more ____ the product.
# }* Z2 l% {. S ^(A) unpredictable ... undesirable
9 }" f' Z2 Z1 b! a- G$ R3 p/ x(B) ironic ... popular+ M, t I+ g+ |
(C) extreme ... outlandish) M9 r0 u* H7 Z0 Z9 W }* Y
(D) frivolous ... superfluous# } n- q1 N8 x+ K
(E) negative ... shoddy& g% `" j. w3 W( `" h# z( z
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 ____.
! q h3 x. s5 o(A) inadequate ... replenished
/ |) X3 I, i, x* }(B) encouraging ... depleted
. T0 K) g9 B/ p2 ^1 Y% `(C) compromised ... salvaged
# d: F) l/ H8 Q* `8 P L7 L9 D( _(D) abundant ... extended
" F+ F, ^( W9 m) T(E) disappointing ... harmed% w$ r- o# x& u7 T; G4 c; m
8. REPELLENT: ATTRACT::1 @% F/ S, t. \8 x9 g: r
(A) elastic: stretch
5 k) |' ]. R1 _) U8 N9 F3 v(B) sensitive: cooperate9 S6 i# k4 e. t# P6 f% E2 n
(C) progressive: change9 f, A* Q: d4 ]3 t
(D) flammable: ignite
# F2 T# v7 K9 e- I(E) ephemeral: endure
# |$ t3 N; R$ Y6 Q, C1 }" t9. ANARCHIST: GOVERNMENT::
- C0 d3 @9 B5 ^: g; H. Q(A) legislator: taxation
: Y7 G7 o: l( J) Z(B) reformer: bureaucracy' t7 G' N3 w2 \3 b
(C) jurist: law0 M$ z& Y' f% a. B+ s( O7 l
(D) SUFFRAGIST : VOTING9 I! M- l& _ T& j x( ?
(E) abolitionist: slavery
2 M1 Y. _% Z3 }* x10. ADMONISH: DENOUNCE::
$ _* g5 k$ C/ b(A) challenge: overcome
2 z/ S4 W5 z; d7 r1 ~(B) reward: praise0 d1 b1 u4 I$ d) a
(C) control: contain$ T$ Q9 n& M/ ^" m' a
(D) persuade: convince
- ^% k. B' e7 W(E) punish: pillory
0 i+ J" F2 d# s/ Q5 a. q6 _11. JOKE: PUNCH LINE::( f8 q6 |2 b! h# M
(A) sermon: congregation
. F' L# d, P% c- A! D(B) conceit: allegory
( X! o( o% ]' O3 i, T. o! `(C) rhetoric: persuasion
# c2 W V( \1 E(D) conspiracy: arrest) ~% L+ _! |$ k3 x' ]
(E) plot: denouement
2 {( B; S; q" o) v O3 o* ^& M5 @12. VEER: DIRECTION::- Y2 F/ E8 P5 ^6 ~; W( t! v: _! p
(A) align: connection
- U! {( v$ I% J- L% W(B) filter: contamination) y. H: w- E. I8 N3 u* H8 a; @/ N" X
(C) convert: belief
: c. Y; X$ [ O9 z(D) deflect: motivation% h, E7 ^+ ^5 \8 S- I
(E) substantiate: authenticity" B4 V# R5 m# q( t4 f- T( ~
13. REPROBATE: MISBEHAVE::
2 {: O; Q; M+ y7 m: c0 k# |) z(A) sycophant: fawn, W/ e8 S. e5 g" _! U# P/ a! ]
(B) critic: rebuke
9 Q, o8 i. z$ s2 f, F$ ~1 A(C) ruffian: tease
" O) |- l3 e$ }; }- y(D) cynic: brood
9 E6 ?- |$ w7 l, O$ t3 k(E) narcissist: covet1 @! v7 A7 c; S/ z
14. IMPERVIOUS: PENETRATE::
, y" ?2 x& J" F0 G7 k% f9 V6 j(A) ineluctable: avoid
4 B8 n3 F3 L# {6 [1 g( ^" m7 G(B) ineradicable: damage
6 Y5 u1 O1 P7 o2 Q: M4 x! E(C) boorish: flatter
9 G/ A) j4 _5 ^; V/ E5 }9 H(D) irrepressible: censure
* l$ m; E6 s& J& c(E) disruptive: restrain' y" @4 C2 l; P& F/ q
15. CONSENSUS: FACTIONALISM::
2 [4 Y, @: R) i/ Z(A) ritual: orthodoxy2 p% B+ {6 T3 B, g M: k& S
(B) reality: plausibility! z: n+ u! [9 ~+ ]3 E. O
(C) reason: thought
% z# v; A* v0 B(D) clarity: confusion
: Q& y7 J3 y, H$ f! A(E) leadership: subordination5 o h q/ n. x9 `: K
16. MARTINET: DISCIPLINE::) c9 p5 t% `. @" `$ w
(A) illusionist: misdirection/ J1 u7 d% n: \7 E, P: _
(B) dilettante: commitment
& }3 R5 @+ y- h# c y* y/ g(C) renegade: allegiance, N; U) v0 q i7 p7 c/ o* l0 B
(D) pedant: learning
6 G4 X* \4 K# m(E) hack: writing
28. FICTTTIOUS:
9 \$ f) a3 y* ~ K(A) classical6 V E4 O1 x$ q# d9 ]3 l
(B) natural" z: P+ x/ f0 o" @4 t
(C) factual5 ]" A0 Z5 f7 @7 f b+ I( l
(D) rational# p) }5 g f# S; R, Q& J* n7 y
(E) commonplace
8 e# @5 Q/ ~; o9 f+ C9 ~; R7 s' x" d29.BRIDLED:
; |3 f6 A( E0 o4 r) N) i. R3 |0 T(A) without recourse, b; Q0 F! H) c a2 [! O. x
(B) without restraint( ]4 @. T q. S# _3 L9 Z" |7 [/ g
(C) without meaning
$ H( C# K. t* |(D) without curiosity
& }& Y. V, ^6 V6 `& P(E) without subtlety
4 X4 o# e0 h! C) \& @- [" D8 d30. CAPTIVATE:8 c- l4 B+ p, ^
(A) repulse
9 S: D% i! ]1 ~4 R: H! | C' d+ n5 H3 O(B) malign6 T* W- h9 f- w& _$ L8 r
(C) proscribe" m$ h3 ~' J% ]
(D) send out
# z. H" ]1 ~! J& o& z$ n; Z(E) deliver from
$ h# p" _( s! q5 L$ n7 z31. DISSIPATE: B; i) g0 J4 m8 j( s( w
(A) accumulate
: f. q5 z V8 r. A! d `3 f( u1 o(B) emerge" M L, e1 e) u7 a0 G) {" W
(C) overwhelm0 p6 t2 J. y5 Z9 A$ j
(D) adhere; L, M* d2 d3 N, C
(E) invigorate
, n9 e, Q! O# \4 {: V/ a, D9 S32.OSTRACIZE:
$ r/ t; ^5 P' i" R: S(A) clarify
; R4 s6 Z. _/ A8 g( P(B) subdue, a+ k- o+ V1 h
(C) welcome
a N; l( C2 Z(D) renew) ] B/ f+ }( R' ~
(E) crave
/ J2 g9 U# d1 {) \: r. n33. LOATH:5 ?1 @7 [; {/ {, T2 A
(A) clever+ X4 o6 `. ~" d( V! H( G- s: i) D
(B) reasonable" T4 q! `6 \# d8 V$ [
(C) fortunate
) W4 z& k! e! @8 I(D) eager
2 p3 t! S* r. t& o! ^( |: Z(E) confident
: M7 a1 a. Z0 }, _$ ~8 L2 r34. VITIATE:
; N1 ?, U8 q( [8 o(A) ingratiate" t* `8 e, E$ O3 ?; Q: n
(B) convince7 {9 ~+ q5 k" q. t' f% B
(C) regulate
) C- {6 Q7 \; A7 a. b# P1 A(D) fortify7 i7 q3 X0 {- }/ h+ z o+ B
(E) constrict- V* e ?) X$ H$ I
35.LAVISH:0 |: N! p( w8 |+ S2 s9 E
(A) insist
7 }/ J N/ L" p# y. `3 P(B) criticize
& m% z- O) t( \6 x(C) undermine+ {! U" {9 K* F% R
(D) stint
! _; }. d" A: `$ ~- S1 T(E) waste
1 x3 g! d c0 ^& J& ~36.VITUPERATIVE:8 H/ \# q1 ]$ I9 O) k( m
(A) complimentary
' q$ b4 \% V) B: p% x(B) demagogic5 C8 u6 @+ {' _
(C) hopeful3 b6 u2 q' `- y# |! A5 k
(D) admirable
( V4 N- Y) a* e3 W# S. x(E) veracious
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