问几道填空题

lisq9989UID: 2110509

3. The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book are more _____ than one would expect on the basis of her rather_________ treatment of her subject in the opening pages.
A. compelling … intriguing
B. accessible … recondite
C. hidebound … reactionary
D. insightful … innovative
E. dispassionate … evenhanded










5.
5. Carleton would still rank among the great________________of nineteenth_century American art event if the circumstance of her life and career were less_______than they are.
(A)
celebrities……….obscure
(B)
failures……..illustrious
(C)
charlatans……impeccable
(D)
enigmas……mysterious
(E)
success……….ignominious

7.
The profits that the corporation earns from the exclusive-supplier agreements with the universities are_________, because the terms of agreements that they are inclined to protect the universities’ interests are generally__________.
(A)
inexplicable……..flouted
(B)
unclear……….publicized
(C)
predictable……….scrutinized
(D)
declining…….ignored
(E)
surprising…..enforced

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补充几道

3 Although the metropolitan area boasts more small businesses than any other region in the state, it ranks very low on the scale of pro-business attitudes: local entrepreneurs have a remarkable ability to
an
atmosphere here.
A
confront…energetic
B
excuse…invigorating
C
create…enervating
D
overlook…enthusiastic
E
tolerate…inhospitable


7
This writer of fiction believed that the novelist should not
the narrative, and that such inconspicuousness on the part of the author would preserve the illusion of reality.
A
preconceive
B
minimize
C
hasten
D
agonize over
E
obtrude into


2 In the nineteenth century, composers exhibiting

skill found themselves
as writers by periodicals that afforded them an opportunity to earn money and to make their views about music known.
A
artistic…censured
B
limited…lionized
C
remarkable…unknown
D
literary… in demand
E
financial…out of favor

3 Writhers typically do not
the great visual artists of their own generation: for Courbet, considered by many to be the greatest painter of Baudelaire’s time, the poet offered
praise.
A
slight…meager
B
admire…unstinting
C
evaluate…extravagant
D
deprecate…insincere
E
recognize…scant

lisq9989UID: 2110509

不好意思这帖子太乱了，我把题目重新粘一下

3. The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book are more _____ than one would expect on the basis of her rather_________ treatment of her subject in the opening pages.
A. compelling … intriguing
B. accessible … recondite
C. hidebound … reactionary
D. insightful … innovative
E. dispassionate … evenhanded

2 In the nineteenth century, composers exhibiting_______ skill found themselves_______as writers by periodicals that afforded them an opportunity to earn money and to make their views about music known.
A
artistic…censured
B
limited…lionized
C
remarkable…unknown
D
literary… in demand
E
financial…out of favor

3 Writhers typically do not_______the great visual artists of their own generation: for Courbet, considered by many to be the greatest painter of Baudelaire’s time, the poet offered_______praise.
A
slight…meager
B
admire…unstinting
C
evaluate…extravagant
D
deprecate…insincere
E
recognize…scant


5. Carleton would still rank among the great________________of nineteenth_century American art event if the circumstance of her life and career were less_______than they are.
(A)
celebrities……….obscure
(B)
failures……..illustrious
(C)
charlatans……impeccable
(D)
enigmas……mysterious
(E)
success……….ignominious


7.
The profits that the corporation earns from the exclusive-supplier agreements with the universities are_________, because the terms of agreements that they are inclined to protect the universities’ interests are generally__________.
(A)
inexplicable……..flouted
(B)
unclear……….publicized
(C)
predictable……….scrutinized
(D)
declining…….ignored
(E)
surprising…..enforced


3 Although the metropolitan area boasts more small businesses than any other region in the state, it ranks very low on the scale of pro-business attitudes: local entrepreneurs have a remarkable ability to_______an_______atmosphere here.
A
confront…energetic
B
excuse…invigorating
C
create…enervating
D
overlook…enthusiastic
E
tolerate…inhospitable


7
This writer of fiction believed that the novelist should not_______the narrative, and that such inconspicuousness on the part of the author would preserve the illusion of reality.
A
preconceive
B
minimize
C
hasten
D
agonize over
E
obtrude into








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答案是不是CDD?

doraliuUID: 2842061

愚见
1 B选意思相反的
2 D有写作才能的音乐家发现他们的写的东西有市场
3 E同时代的作家往往不认同同时代的visual artists 的价值
4 D 即使生平不神秘她也是个秘   不确定，等待高手正解
5 A 利润不明确，因为条款被否定了  觉得C也行，但是generally scrutinized 好像不大好 等高手解答
6 E 认为low pro business 跟inhospitable对应，请高手解答
7 A not preconceive 跟inconspicuousness 对应 期待高手

Blanche_oucUID: 2858452

第1个 3   C    accessible 和recondite 相对应

5  D   （我一开始选的A，但是想想一个人的circumstance of life and career 不能用obscure，不出名来形容吧）

第一个7    C （因为保护大学利益的agreement的术语条款啥的是仔细审查过的，所以，那个公司能获得的利益是可以预计的<不可能让其无限获利>）（我开始选的E，但是句子的意思，还是大学的利益会得到保护）

第二个7    E （inconspicuousness不清晰，科幻小说作家认为小说家不要在叙述中插入解释，保持一种不清晰，这样可以preserve the illusion of reality，因为毕竟是科幻小说）

fishleenUID: 2653892

第二个贴子答案是不是CDEDDEA?
我填空也比较菜，等高手解答。
我感觉是这样，手机上寄托不方便。

Blanche_oucUID: 2858452

2  D   （那些作曲家，像作家一样有市场，他们被期刊请去做一些关于音乐的评论，这种评论应该展现的是一种literary skill吧）

第一个3  D  （第二个空格前面的小句子是说那个叫C。的人被赋予很高的地位，但是根据冒号前面的句子，可以推断，大概作家们并不认可这个C。，所以第二个空格可以填meager 或者scant，但是A项第一个词正好和意思相反，所以选D）

第二个3 C？（不确定）





小弱人的牵强附会解释，期待牛人现身。。。。。。

萝卜须根多UID: 3008387

基本同意楼上的，不过我觉得5选D，6选C

JonathanmmUID: 2738719

1.The ideas expressed in the art ……

B
rather应为反义，否则ACDE均为同义。
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2.In the nineteenth century, composers exhibiting……

D
1.as后面是作者和期刊，因此空格1为文字性的，D。
2.make their views about music known，借助文章传播实现。

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3 Writhers typically do not……

E
1.not，则空格二为少意，AE
2.not，空格一为肯定意，取E。
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5.Carleton would still rank among ……

D
even if 与less 抵消，两空格同义，仅有D
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7.The profits that the corporation

窃以为这是这一排填空里最好的一题。
B。
1.出现 protect 一词，说明必然有侵害的可能，否则要什么protect ？因此公司和大学的利益是冲突的。
2.根据1，两空在相反范畴。BE。
3.趋向E。
保护大学利益的条款一般都是强制执行的，公司的利润令人吃惊。（根据保护的强制性可以推断一般利润不是太高）
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3. Although the metropolitan area boasts

C
1.实际不利于开创公司，第二空为贬义，CE
2.不利于开创公司正是这些现存的当地企业造成的，因此他们是创造了这种不利而不是容忍。
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7.This writer of fiction believed that the

B
preserve的反

老冯UID: 2886825

10# Jonathanmm

This writer of fiction believed that the novelist should not_______the narrative, and that such inconspicuousness on the part of the author would preserve the illusion of reality
我认为你好像忽略了前面的should not，such incospicuousness指代的应该是should not () the narrative, 这种不明显保持了现实的illsion,而narrative我认为是打破illusion的，叙述的越多就越清晰了，如果按你说的选Minimize，题意就变为不应该减少叙述，那不就变清晰了么？正好相反了，所以不应该插入narrative,则为E了~个人愚见哈~

lisq9989UID: 2110509

楼上的：obstrude into the narrative 和后面的inconspicuousness怎么对应的给解释一下呗

老冯UID: 2886825

12# lisq9989

短消息你了~

JonathanmmUID: 2738719

This writer of fiction = the novelist
the narrative =  such inconspicuousness =  preserv(ing) the illusion of reality

not + B1=  preserve