寄托天下GRE模考活动系列（0910G第八辑_9804国内） 问题讨论、交流贴

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          写在前面的话
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不要往后看，前面的风景永远是美丽的。
不管结果如何，坚持走到底吧！
坚持到底就是胜利！Fighting everyone!

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Section 1
1. While many Russian composers of the
  nineteenth century contributed to an emerging
  national style, other composers did not----
  idiomatic Russian musical elements, ---- instead   
  the traditional musical vocabulary of Western
  European Romanticism.
  (A) utilize ..rejecting
  (B) incorporate.. preferring
  (C) exclude.. avoiding
  (D) repudiate.. expanding
  (E) esteem.. disdaining
2. Because the painter Albert Pinkham Ryder was
  obsessed with his ----perfection, he was rarely
  ----a painting, creating endless variations of a
  scene on one canvas, one on top of another.
  (A) quest for.. satisfied with
  (B) insistence on .. displeased with
  (C) contempt for.. disconcerted by
  (D) alienation from.. immersed in
  (E) need for.. concerned with
3. Objectively set standards can serve as a ----for
  physicians, providing them ----unjustified
  malpractice claims.
  (A) trial.. evidence of
  (B) model.. experience with
  (C) criterion.. reasons for
  (D) test.. questions about
  (E) safeguard.. protection from
4. In spite of ----reviews in the press, the
  production of her play was ----almost certain
  oblivion by enthusiastic audiences whose   
  acumen was greater than that of the critics.
  (A) lukewarm.. condemned to
  (B) scathing.. exposed to
  (C) lackluster.. rescued from
  (D) sensitive.. reduced to
  (E) admiring.. insured against
5. The passions of love and pride are often found
  in the same individual, but having little in
  common, they mutually ----, not to say destroy,
  each other.
  (A) reinforce
  (B) annihilate
  (C) enhance
  (D) weaken
  (E) embrace
6. The necessity of establishing discrete categories
  for observations frequently leads to attempts to
  make absolute ----when there are in reality
  only----.
  (A) analyses.. hypotheses
  (B) correlations.. digressions
  (C) distinctions.. gradations
  (D) complications.. ambiguities
  (E) conjectures.. approximations
7. A unique clay disk found at the Minoan site of
  Phaistos is often ----as the earliest example of
  printing by scholars who have defended its claim
  to this status despite equivalent claims put
  forward for other printing artifacts.
  (A) questioned
  (B) overlooked
  (C) adduced
  (D) conceded
  (E) dismissed
8. EXEMPT: LIABILITY::
  (A) flout: authority
  (B) bestow: reward
  (C) permit: request
  (D) restrain: disorder
  (E) pardon: penalty
9. FULL-BODIED: FLAVOR::
   (A) penetrating: vision
   (B) humorous: character
   (C) salacious: language
   (D) nostalgic: feeling
   (E) resonant: sound

10. LEGACY: PREDECESSOR::
   (A) gift: donor
   (B) gratuity: service
   (C) contribution: charity
   (D) receipt: customer
   (E) loan: collector
11. HERO: ADMIRABLE::
   (A) critic: capricious
   (B) braggart: surly
   (C) eccentric: unconventional
   (D) anarchist: powerful
   (E) enemy: immoral
12. GALVANIZE: STIMULATE::
   (A) agitate: occlude
   (B) incubate: humidify
   (C) sterilize: separate
   (D) irrigate: flush
   (E) purify: amalgamate
13. MANIFEST: PERCEIVE::
   (A) porous: tear
   (B) renovated: improve
   (C) doubtful: assess
   (D) brittle: break
   (E) elite: qualify
14. LOOSE: CONFINEMENT::
   (A) forgive: injury
   (B) promulgate: rule
   (C) disabuse: misconception
   (D) redress: allegation
   (E) disengage: independence
15. BLANDISHMENT: COAX::
   (A) prevarication: deceive
   (B) reverie: dream
   (C) persuasion: coerce
   (D) enticement: impoverish
   (E) explanation: mislead

16. CONVULSION: CONTRACTION::
   (A) aggression: attack
   (B) sulkiness: punishment
   (C) persistence: acquiescence
   (D) frenzy: emotion
   (E) indifference: greeting

28. GROUNDED:
   (A) attendant
   (B) flawless
   (C) effective
   (D) aloft
   (E) noteworthy
29. DISCHARGE:
   (A) retreat
   (B) hire
   (C) insist
   (D) circulate
   (E) pause
30. INTERMITTENT:
   (A) compatible
   (B) constant
   (C) neutral
   (D) unadulterated
   (E) indispensable
31. APT:
   (A) exceptionally ornate
   (B) patently absurd
   (C) singularly destructive
   (D) extremely inappropriate
   (E) fundamentally insensitive
32. JUSTIFY:
   (A) misjudge
   (B) ponder
   (C) terminate
   (D) argue against
   (E) select from
33. TEDIOUS:
   (A) intricate
   (B) straightforward
   (C) conspicuous
   (D) entertaining
   (E) prominent
34. INTEGRAL:
   (A) profuse
   (B) superfluous
   (C) meritorious
   (D) neutral
   (E) displaced
35. COWED:
   (A) unencumbered
   (B) untired
   (C) unversed
   (D) unworried
   (E) undaunted
36. CONCORD:
   (A) continuance
   (B) severance
   (C) dissension
   (D) complex relationship
   (E) unrealistic hypothesis
37. FRIABLE：
   (A) substantial
   (B) inflexible
   (C) easily contained
   (D) slow to accelerate
   (E) not easily crumbled
38. DERACINATE:
   (A) illuminate
   (B) quench
   (C) amplify
   (D) polish
   (E) plant

Section 4
1. Punishment for violating moral rules is much
  more common than reward for following them;
  thus, ----- the rules goes almost ---- in society.
  (A) association with .. undefended
  (B) adherence to .. unnoticed
  (C) affiliation of .. uncorrected
  (D) opposition to .. unchecked
  (E) ignorance of .. unresolved
2. Compassion is a great respecter of justice: we
  pity those who suffer ----.
  (A) shamelessly
  (B) unwittingly
  (C) vicariously
  (D) intensively
  (E) undeservedly
3. No work illustrated his disdain for a systematic
  approach to research better than his
  dissertation, which was rejected primarily
  because his bibliography constituted, at best,
  ----- survey of the major texts in his field.
  (A) an unimaginative
  (B) an orthodox
  (C) a meticulous
  (D) a comprehensive
  (E) a haphazard

4. In contrast to the----- with which the
  acquisition of language by young children was
  once regarded, the process by which such
  learning occurs has now become the object
  of ----- .
  (A) intensity .. fascination
  (B) incuriosity .. scrutiny
  (C) anxiety .. criticism
  (D) reverence .. admiration
  (E) impatience .. training
5. The senator’s remark that she is ambivalent
  about running for a second term is -----given
  the extremely ----- fund-raising activities of
  her campaign committee.
  (A) disingenuous .. reluctant
  (B) futile .. clandestine
  (C) sincere .. visible
  (D) persuasive .. apathetic
  (E) straightforward .. energetic
6. Until quite recently research on diabetes had, as
  a kind of holding action, attempted to refine
  the -----of the disease, primarily because no
  preventive strategy seemed at all likely to
  be ----- .
  (A) definition .. necessary
  (B) anticipation .. acceptable
  (C) understanding .. costly
  (D) treatment .. practicable
  (E) symptoms .. feasible
7. Most plant species exhibit ----- in their
  geographical distribution: often, a given species
  is found over a large geographical area, but
  individual populations within that range are
  widely ----- .
  (A) discontinuity .. separated
  (B) density .. dispersed
  (C) symmetry .. observed
  (D) uniformity .. scattered
  (E) concentration .. adaptable
8. FATIGUE: REST::
  (A) gravity: weight
  (B) friction: heat
  (C) dehydration: water
  (D) dizziness: vertigo
  (E) radiation: light
9. RECYCLE: DISPOSAL::
  (A) recommend: insistence
  (B) reciprocate: treatment
  (C) rehabilitate: demolition
  (D) attach: conquest
  (E) offer: sale
10. DICTIONARY: ALPHABETICAL::
   (A) map: contoured
   (B) diary: anecdotal
   (C) outline: detailed
   (D) narrative: prosaic
   (E) annals: chronological
11. ATTENUATE: THICKNESS::
   (A) separate: substance
   (B) ventilate: circulation
   (C) vaccinate: immunity
   (D) relocate: site
   (E) debilitate: strength
12. SATIRE: RIDICULE::
   (A) oration: enmity
   (B) lullaby: dream
   (C) parody: praise
   (D) elegy: sorrow
   (E) sonnet: remembrance
13. STOIC: PERTURB::
   (A) perplexed: enlighten
   (B) nondescript: neglect
   (C) tranquil: pacify
   (D) avaricious: satisfy
   (E) daunting: bewilder
14. EXCULPATORY: ABSOLVE::
   (A) motivational: stir
   (B) conventional: resist
   (C) rhetorical: speak
   (D) pedantic: learn
   (E) ponderous: choose
15. MODERATE: INTENSITY::
   (A) extenuate: seriousness
   (B) separate: distance
   (C) indulge: chaos
   (D) commemorate: memorial
   (E) disparage: animosity
16. JOLT: MOVE::
   (A) possess: acquire
   (B) arrive: remain
   (C) check: stop
   (D) spiral: turn
   (E) rattle: hear
28. CELEBRITY:
   (A) eccentricity
   (B) informality
   (C) obscurity
   (D) aloofness
   (E) nonchalance
29. CHRONIC:
   (A) imminent
   (B) asynchronous
   (C) sequential
   (D) sporadic
   (E) spontaneous
30. ACCUMULATION:
   (A) severance
   (B) dissipation
   (C) reciprocity
   (D) absolution
   (E) remuneration
31. CALCIFICATION:
   (A) forgetfulness
   (B) abundance
   (C) streamlining
   (D) clairvoyance
   (E) flexibility
32. MIGRATORY:
   (A) speculative
   (B) transitory
   (C) sedentary
   (D) kinetic
   (E) convergent
33. CIVILITY:
   (A) impassivity
   (B) rudeness
   (C) indiscretion
   (D) dubiety
   (E) indolence
34. VARIANCE:
   (A) contingency
   (B) congruity
   (C) encumbrance
   (D) usefulness
   (E) distinctness
35. GENIAL:
   (A) dyspeptic
   (B) ceremonious
   (C) wistful
   (D) ravishing
   (E) variable
36. DIURNAL:
   (A) predictable
   (B) ephemeral
   (C) primitive
   (D) nocturnal
   (E) vestigial
37. APOLOGIST:
   (A) accompanist
   (B) protagonist
   (C) supplicant
   (D) critic
   (E) conspirator
38. VIRULENT:
   (A) auspicious
   (B) polite
   (C) salubrious
   (D) vanquished
   (E) intermittent

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             模考答案
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Section 1:  BAECD CCEEA CDDCA DBCCCAEBEC ADDBB DDDBE CEE
Section 3:  CCDBB ACBAD CCABC CBEAB BDBEC EEACE
Section 4: BEEBD DACCE EDDAA CCBED CBBCE ADCDB ECBBA DDC
Section 6:  BAADC ADCDC DBCDB ABEDE CBABD EAEBE

jinziqiUID: 2387034

模考太让我伤心了……我分太低了……还应该再模考么……

家家☆yoonjaeUID: 2646910

刚想着今天是不是该发了 = = 就发现鸟，咳咳咳

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fana的贴捏。。。顶~

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第八套了
我明天再做，省着点，嗯

银落UID: 2632560

section3的第二题。。应该是b对不对？

section5的Q26...
LMN都平行了。。z和x难道不相等吗？。。。。为什么题目里还是说z=x+60？？。。。题目矛盾？

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6# 银落

题目的确有问题，还有SECTION4的21也有问题。。。。

哎，有没人给个详细分析啊。。。

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7# ldskywalker
21题我猜它那个横坐标没有对准，中间多了一个，你好好对应一下，就明白了~

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6# 银落
我做的XDF黄皮，第二题右边是1/21，所以是C~

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顶一下STEFANA~

jinziqiUID: 2387034

请问Section3的20题图是什么样子??

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问：

section1

16. CONVULSION: CONTRACTION::
(A) aggression: attack
(B) sulkiness: punishment
(C) persistence: acquiescence
(D) frenzy: emotion
(E) indifference: greeting



section6的24题
为什么选一个？
题意是说相邻两个点相差0.5foot，对吗？
我找到四个点，囧

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汗
section6的24，没看到drop这个字。。。

全是这种脑残错误！
这次q又错了3个。。。