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Section 1

1. There is hardly a generalization that can be made about people’s social behavior and the values informing it that cannot be ------from one or another point of view, or even ------as simplistic or vapid.
(A) accepted…praised
(B) intuited…exposed
(C) harangued…retracted
(D) defended…glorified
(E) challenged…dismissed

2. Although any destruction of vitamins caused by food irradiation could be ------ the use of diet supplements, there may be no protection from carcinogens that some fear might be introduced into foods by the process.
(A) counterbalanced by
(B) attributed to
(C) inferred from
(D) augmented with
(E) stimulated by

3. Though he refused any responsibility for the failure of the negotiations, Stevenson had no right to ------himself: it was his ------that had caused the debacle.
(A) blame… skill
(B) congratulate…modesty
(C) berate…largesse
(D) accuse…obstinacy
(E) absolve…acrimony

4. The prevailing union of passionate interest in detailed facts with equal devotion to abstract ------is a hallmark of our present society; in the past this union appeared, at best, ------and as if by chance.
(A) data…extensively
(B) philosophy…cyclically
(C) generalization…sporadically
(D) evaluation…opportunely
(E) intuition….selectively

5. A century ago the physician’s word was ------ to doubt it was considered almost sacrilegious
(A) inevitable
(B) intractable
(C) incontrovertible
(D) objective
(E) respectable

6. So much of modern fiction in the United States is autobiographical, and so much of the auto¬biography fictionalized, that the ------sometimes seem largely------.
(A) authors…ignored
(B) needs…unrecognized
(C) genres…interchangeable
(D) intentions…misunderstood
(E) misapprehensions…uncorrected

7. Robin’s words were not without emotion: they retained their level tone only by a careful ------ imminent extremes.
(A) equipoise between
(B) embrace of
(C) oscillation between
(D) limitation to
(E) Subjection to

8. OIL : LUBRICATE::
(A) preservative : desiccate
(B) wine : ferment
(C) honey : pollinate
(D) antiseptic : disinfect
(E) soil : fertilize

9. CONSTRUCT : REMODEL::
(A) exhibit : perform
(B) compose : edit
(C) demolish : repair
(D) quantify : estimate
(E) predict : assess

10. SPOKE : HUB::
(A) radius : center
(B) parabola : equation
(C) line : point
(D) vector : direction
(E) slope : change

11. ILLUSTRATE : PICTURES::
(A) particularize : details
(B) abridge : texts
(C) parse : sentences
(D) regularize : inconsistencies
(E) economize: words

12. PANTRY : FOOD::
(A) museum : replicas
(B) ship : cargo
(C) office : business
(D) armory : weapons
(E) warehouse : storage

13. MIRTH : LAUGHTER::
(A) uncertainty : nod
(B) approval : applause
(C) danger : alarm
(D) labor : sweat
(E) love : respect

14. ABRADED : FRICTION::
(A) refined : combustion
(B) attenuated : coagulation
(C) diluted : immersion
(D) strengthened : compression
(E) desiccated : dehydration

15. PARSIMONY : MISER::
(A) temerity : despot
(B) belligerence: traitor
(C) remorse : delinquent
(D) equanimity : guardian
(E) rebelliousness: insurgent

16. NTTPICK : CRITICIZE::
(A) mock : imitate
(B) complain : argue
(C) interogate : probe
(D) fret : vex
(E) cavil : object

28. SWERVE:
(A) maintain direction
(B) resume operation
(C) slow down
(D) divert
(E) orient

29. HUSBAND:
(A) rearrange
(B) alarm
(C) assist
(D) prize
(E) squander

30. DEACTIVATE:
(A) palpate
(B) alleviate
(C) inhale
(D) articulate
(E) potentiate

31. INTRANSIGENT:
(A) accustomed to command
(B) qualified to arbitrate
(C) open to compromise
(D) resigned to conflict
(E) opposed to violence

32. OCCLUDED:
(A) unvaried
(B) entire
(C) functional
(D) inverted
(E) unobstructed

33. ASSUAGE:
(A) intensify
(B) accuse
(C) correct
(D) create
(E) assert

34. QUIXOTIC:
(A) displaying consistently practical behavior
(B) considering several points of view
(C) expressing dissatisfaction
(D) suggesting uneasiness
(E) acting decisively

35. PELLUCID:
(A) stagnant
(B) murky
(C) glutinous
(D) noxious
(E) rancid

36. LACONISM:
(A) temerity
(B) vacuity
(C) dishonesty
(D) immaturity
(E) verbosity

37 REFRACTORY:
(A) active
(B) productive
(C) energetic
(D) responsive
(E) powerful

38. DEFINITIVE:
(A) prosaic
(B) convoluted
(C) unusual
(D) provisional
(E) vast

Section 4

1. That she seemed to prefer ------ to concentrated effort is undeniable; nevertheless, the impressive quality of her finished paintings suggests that her actual relationship to her art was anything but------.
(A) preparation…passionate
(B) artfulness…disengaged
(C) dabbling…superficial
(D) caprice…considered
(E) indecision…lighthearted

2. Because of the excellent preservation of the fossil, anatomical details of early horseshoe crabs were ---- for the first time, enabling experts to ---- the evolution of the horseshoe crab.
(A) scrutinized...ensure
(B) verified...advance
(C) identified...distort
(D) obscured...illustrate
(E) clarified...reassess

3. The philosopher claimed that a person who must consciously ------ his or her own indifference before helping another is behaving more nobly than one whose basic disposition allows such an act to be performed without------.
(A) feign...enthusiasm
(B) censure...comment
(C) embrace...duplicity
(D) suffer...effort
(E) overcome...deliberation

4. The senator's attempt to convince the public that he is not interested in running for a second term is ------ given the extremely------ fund-raising activities of his campaign committee.
(A) futile...clandestine
(B) sincere...visible
(C) specious...apathetic
(D) disingenuous...public
(E) straightforward... dubious

5. Although a change in management may appear to ------- a shift in a company's fortunes, more often than not its impact is --------
(A) hinder...measurable
(B) promote...demonstrable
(C) accelerate...profound
(D) betray...fundamental
(E) augur...inconsiderable

6. The skeleton of ------- bird that was recently discovered indicated that this ancient creature ------ today's birds in that, unlike earlier birds and unlike reptilian ancestors, it had not a tooth in its head.
(A) a primeval... obscured
(B) a unique... preempted
(C) a primitive...anticipated
(D) a contemporary... foreshadowed
(E) an advanced...differed from

7. While many people utilize homeopathic remedies to treat health problems, other people do not ------such alternative treatments, -------- conventional medical treatments instead.
(A) distrust...employing
(B) embrace...eschewing
(C) reject...envisioning
(D) countenance... relying on
(E) recommend... turning from

8. PROGRAM: CONCERT::
(A) bibliography : book
(B) menu : entree
(C) questionnaire : poll
(D) platform : campaign
(E) agenda : meeting

9. EMBRACE: AFFECTION::
(A) prediction : memory
(B) innuendo : secrecy
(C) shrug : indifference
(D) conversation : familiarity
(E) vote : unanimity

10. ENTHUSIASM : MANIA::
(A) idea : inspiration
(B) nightmare : hallucination
(C) failure : disgust
(D) suspicion : paranoia
(E) energy : fitness

11. ANONYMOUS : IDENTIFY::
(A) nonchalant : excite
(B) repressed : constrain
(C) misled : trust
(D) annoying : assist
(E) unremarkable : please

12. CARTOGRAPHER : MAP::
(A) astronomer : stars
(B) carpenter: wood
(C) lumberjack : saw
(D) tailor : clothing
(E) weaver : loom

13.EXEMPLARY: IMITATION::
(A) venerable : denigration
(B) novel : duplication
(C) redoubtable : regard
(D) challenging : determination
(E) creditable: verification

14.INSENSITIVE:BOOR::
(A) spontaneous : extrovert
(B) mischievous : imp
(C) conformist : ally
(D) officious : zealot
(E) extravagant : miser

15. LABYRINTHINE : SIMPLICITY::
(A) epic : scope
(B) digressive : motive
(C) heretical : sincerity
(D) austere : design
(E) jejune : interest

16.EUPHEMISM:OFFENSIVE::
(A) rhetoric : persuasive
(B) aphorism : diffuse
(C) metaphor : descriptive
(D) repetition : fatiguing

28. MISREAD:
(A) refocus
(B) approve
(C) predict
(D) explain succinctly
(E) interpret correctly

29. DISSIPATE:
(A) gather
(B) seethe
(C) relax
(D) exert
(E) incite

30. ENUNCIATE:
(A) mumble
(B) disclaim
(C) dissuade
(D) bluster
(E) commend

31. TAUTEN:
(A) rarefy
(B) coarsen
(C) force
(D) loosen
(E) constrain

32. ZEALOTRY:
(A) pessimism
(B) generosity
(C) gullibility
(D) lack of fervor
(E) excess of confidence

33. REDOLENT
(A) cheerful
(B) resolute
(C) unscented
(D) uncovered
(E) untainted

34. GLUTINOUS:
(A) nonviscous
(B) nonporous
(C) antitoxic
(D) catalytic
(E) alkaline

35. PANEGYRIC:
(A) covenant
(B) recantation
(C) enigma
(D) termination
(E) anathema

36.AWASH:
(A) fouled
(B) quenched
(C) rigid
(D) dry
(E) sturdy

37. UNTOWARD:
(A) direct
(B) fortunate
(C) tangential
(D) decisive
(E) effective

38. SUPERCILIOUS.
(A) castigating
(B) obsequious
(C) reclusive
(D) rambunctious
(E) abrasive

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加亮的这两题是答案错误，还是就是加亮的那两个是答案？