6G冲刺模考讨论(四)

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6G冲刺模考讨论(四)
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现在模考应该限时了. 同时也要练习涂答题卡.



; E5 z& I% h# a3 h, w4 [  d* X& |SECTION 1
& l! d+ h0 ^6 n$ `: y  s3 h9 ZTime –30 minutes
7 `3 V1 D- Z/ n4 q9 I, i7 `) x/ ^) H4 t38 Questions
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1. Because the monkeys under study are ---- the
  presence of human beings, they typically ----
  human observers and go about their business
  (A) ambivalent about .. welcome
  (B) habituated to .. disregard
  (C) pleased with .. snub
; \# `5 J5 p9 W" @) v( D  (D) inhibited by .. seek
  (E) unaware of .. avoid
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' ]. b1 U: R. d0 c3 K4 `' B" ^0 Q2. Give he previously expressed interest and the
9 l% G& u! ]& s( p; yambitious tone of her recent speeches, the senator's
" Y- T8 ~4 L  F0 j: Iattempt to convince the public that she is not inter-
8 J4 L1 e6 H0 V1 q. s( vested in running for a second term is ----.
  (A) laudable
  (B) likely
8 C* V" z+ v7 U1 K# }6 |# _( W, ^  (C) authentic
  (D) futile
$ a6 ^! T/ r( Q0 b+ W  (E) sincere

- c5 h1 F  W  c3. Many of her followers remain ---- to her, and
  even those who have rejected her leadership are
( G: Q6 }. I3 ~( N" w+ ?3 M, e  unconvinced of the ---- of replacing her during
  the current turmoil.
( r( G7 e8 V8 ^8 C  (A) opposed.. urgency
2 p! e! F6 v9 b  (B) friendly.. harm
  (C) loyal.. wisdom
5 R4 ~8 j" k( X) t& |) R9 T  (D) cool.. usefulness
& ^* C# H! z, q8 _$ Q  (E) sympathetic.. disadvantage
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$ z: Y0 Z1 J% x" e$ R! [4. Unlike many recent interpretations of Beethoven's
piano sonatas, the recitalist's performance was a
9 _/ @  C6 b: ~5 W; L1 b* w* qdelightfully free and introspective one; nevertheless,
+ [8 X( g4 z* R  X8 w/ bit was also, seemingly paradoxically, quite ----.
  (A) appealing
) q; n" s! |$ B# N  (B) exuberant
3 r. [: ?- y8 n# f  (C) idiosyncratic
4 Q. }6 O8 Z! R0 Z  (D) unskilled
) w4 O$ {- ~7 l$ E7 i) w  (E) controlled
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1 t( v) u) Q; D0 Z, j5. Species with relatively ---- metabolic rates, including
  \  T9 i$ W, o) P! E/ n1 x! ^hibernators, generally live longer than those whose
4 F% r& u9 L$ {0 z9 m' n& Emetabolic rates are more rapid.
/ i) `5 C9 A! j) i. y5 P(A) prolific
(B) sedentary
  (C) sluggish
, e1 A- g" A- A& B! E/ y: m; j  (D) measured
4 I& Z( l  B% B# m. ~* e) C; K  (E) restive

6. Belying his earlier reputation for ---- as a negotiator,
Morgan had recently assumed a more ---- stance
$ T! ]5 q( z1 m8 a8 ~/ hfor which many of his erstwhile critics praised him.
/ E! Y/ l6 P. M! F3 z  (A) intransigence.. conciliatory
  (B) impropriety.. intolerant
  (C) inflexibility.. unreasonable
. P* N! g; ~+ S- u2 d( q6 ?, o  (D) success.. authoritative
- C$ i1 U5 g$ u) A' T$ j  (E) incompetence.. combative
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7. Although Irish literature continued to flourish after
* e6 r& y3 Y# j! Ythe sixteenth century, a ---- tradition is ----
' F7 H* n$ O- C) Oin the visual arts: we think about Irish culture in terms of
the word, not in terms of pictorial images.
(A) rich.. superfluous
  (B) lively.. found
7 c% r, G0 c8 O) Z7 \" X  (C) comparable.. absent
" H/ l: T! D! A* `+ g$ q3 @/ W" r  (D) forgotten.. apparent
  (E) lost.. extant

9 T* O9 o* c  C/ Z' H: a( ?8. SILVER: TARNISH::
8 x; ^, N6 |4 }* }0 o+ {  (A) gold: burnish
  (B) steel: forge
5 p/ @- U) u2 [. N  (C) iron: rust
  (D) lead: cast
1 M+ a! J; K: K  X. V+ S# u  (E) tin: shear
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9. DISLIKE: LOATHING::
  (A) appreciation: gratification
3 I! j; p! G& ?' _  (B) hunger: appetite
! Q5 Y" h6 I: x* _; L$ O! P2 Q  (C) void: dearth
  (D) pleasure: bliss
  (E) pain: ache

10. CRAVEN: HEROIC::
# K- g: j. m. D. r9 _* n  (A) unruly: energetic
7 o& K; h+ E! ]* N; W  (B) listless: attractive
  (C) volatile: constant
: Y; v+ M9 n/ u- u8 g) A* g2 Q3 j  (D) deft: trifling
1 C( p0 U# _% d7 U4 w  (E) awkward: amusing
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  |8 u" j2 O( N5 ~6 U' H! i; r& D11. FILLY: HORSE::
  (A) antennae: butterfly
; J- N" k( d' R  T1 d  (B) pullet: chicken
1 R* i# [8 x& n  l/ s2 Q  (C) gaggle: goose
  (D) duck: drake
  (E) wasp: bee
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1 x! R' ?/ w% Z/ {2 @12. PITHINESS: APHORISM::
  (A) craft: art
# p/ o! c( F6 C" Q. s  (B) detail: sketch
  (C) illusion: story
  (D) exaggeration: caricature
  (E) sophistication: farce
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9 a# {: I. b, l( ?+ W13. EPHEMERAL: ENDURING::
  (A) infirm: healing
  (B) insensitive: cooperating
/ t6 I1 S9 r8 g3 ?6 Q3 y  (C) inanimate: living
  (D) interminable: continuing
- g- d6 r( N& y& j7 `* H, X  (E) ineffectual: proceeding
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4 ^1 X* T( ?0 n' D% W14. POSTURER: UNAFFECTED::
  (A) brat: insolent
  (B) hypocrite: perceptive
$ T4 ?4 G% G- a) A  (C) grouch: respected
# {8 ?. M( }  ]" _8 ?/ M  (D) bigot: tolerant
0 s9 w& A, l3 X$ V) f  (E) rogue: empathetic
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15. FACETIOUS: SPEECH::
+ Q1 V" x# E; c2 @- P& G& s  (A) precocious: learning
% F) n! Z0 A. {  K  (B) unbecoming: color
  (C) exemplary: conduct
/ b6 R; Y; m! V3 f7 L  `  (D) craven: timidity
  (E) antic: behavior

3 p, j  a- ]" H( X" G$ k' Z16. VAGARY: PREDICT::
  (A) quotation: misdirect
  (B) investigation: confirm
  (C) stamina: deplete
/ {! t: B6 E, r) F# P  T- A( U8 Q3 F, Y  (D) turbulence: upset
6 w4 m4 h( Q' y* g1 Y2 Q! i  (E) impossibility: execute
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28. PREFACE:
(A) improvisation
, [( A! m. N5 w (B) burlesque
(C) epilogue
' B) {4 ]1 p) _) b! w (D) tangent
' F' H8 d8 H6 _& O* n (E) backdrop
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29. DEBILITATE:
% l: J6 ~0 c( c7 V. ]9 { (A) implicate
(B) invigorate
(C) obfuscate
(D) realign
(E) encumber
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3 h$ Z) \: @6 _& a) e$ m) W30. TASTY:
(A) uninteresting
  m6 W% F& |. j/ b. Z* G) H (B) unfamiliar
6 U+ B2 c0 x& b" u- j (C) unexpected
(D) understated
8 H2 r  m; H0 z: j3 }' v (E) undervalued
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0 i8 k( y' D# d31. ABNEGATE:
4 ?9 _3 i2 B, o7 _& l! X$ g0 x) F (A) refresh
9 o  M7 g8 `: j  C  L! c8 N (B) reaffirm
# d( d2 G3 O6 z- a% Z  G5 S" ] (C) relieve
: V' y( i" K1 x (D) react
) w; H/ n) U5 { (E) reform
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/ n3 y8 z$ `/ p32. SERRIED:
(A) partially formed
. ?: [9 ]8 A" ? (B) widely separated
(C) narrowly missed
(D) extremely grateful
/ a# ?% r; v5 k( }1 z* ` (E) reasonably clean
6 L* A) ]; k  H# z, b' j; c- `  }
33. BOMBASTIC:
1 z' L1 Z  \4 A( y3 `/ a$ C (A) unflappable
( e6 G8 s  z5 H: d( ~/ A" O0 M5 Y (B) uninspired
(C) unpretentious
2 h) l' m6 \9 O% |3 ~2 j6 N8 k (D) inscrutable
(E) incisive
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$ W, C( F* |5 I# S34. BANAL:
% [( R1 J$ o( i: D( r/ H (A) comfortable
( B# v' P3 a" d+ {' h9 ^ (B) novel
$ \( m; u& N5 J% t+ l8 U1 Q (C) equal
(D) fatal
(E) competent
- |2 w6 A( u. Y5 {3 u35. LANGUISH:
. c$ w) Y5 m3 ^' n/ a0 M6 Y, [ (A) agitate
2 P7 a% U# c0 j+ t& H6 j9 P$ m (B) wander
" f7 c, H4 {' i8 O! j' ~7 D (C) relieve
) \5 c% {4 Z! q% { (D) discomfit
0 o0 {; u3 W& ~5 G/ h (E) thrive
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  |2 U: W( b" _& D36. ENNUI:
1 H7 ^) t# A& @  i (A) intimidation
(B) sleaze
+ C( }' t3 o7 ]& b (C) faint recollection
(D) keen interest
(E) deep reservation
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37.DAUNTLESS:
8 R; I8 a; I% n(A) sophomoric
" `7 |" a4 C9 y8 o% g* L(B) trifling
(C) pusillanimous
(D) specious
8 s. P6 j& p5 Z# I(E) parsimonious

5 O& c; m' s, c! l- q& p38.TEMERITY:
1 K( o) O) Q/ f) }. G(A) credibility
0 o1 i" q! O2 g0 k- c+ s(B) authority
  ]5 S0 R% v. i1 Z9 [(C) celebrity
3 y/ d" z4 Z0 @6 h1 O+ @' e/ a9 @/ m(D) acrimony
. J8 ^" K  a  \/ `& t$ x5 b- m(E) circumspection



SECTION 4
+ d6 }# u2 A: |8 h9 ?2 V/ gTime-30 minutes
38 Questions

1. Although sales have continued to increase since last
4 Y) J5 C) T. v" Y6 h; o. i4 m0 w8 Q  pApril, unfortunately the rate of increase has ----.
2 q2 p! u( V- V! j(A) resurged
(B) capitulated
7 _6 `7 }$ T8 H6 w- P: x(C) retaliated
(D) persevered
, Q+ x( z  C$ p6 \! T(E) decelerated
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5 [1 c1 |: G$ O' I6 d5 Y2. Although the mental process that creates a fresh and
original poem or drama is doubtless ---- that which
originates and elaborates scientific discoveries, there
is clearly a discernible difference between the crea-
0 q7 K9 o/ O3 l! `) S( F/ J) ytors
(A) peripheral to
" E, ^7 e) O0 s(B) contiguous with
(C) opposed to
(D) analogous to
, A" l0 J$ O" I5 z4 a, |(E) inconsistent with

3 t: l! M3 W& {6 n8 F3. It is disappointing to note that the latest edition of
+ [: b/ h$ q0 |. P. othe bibliography belies its long-standing reputation
for ---- by ---- some significant references to
recent publications.
1 a1 a/ T: ^5 I+ E5 W4 H3 G6 [(A) imprecision.. appropriating
( K. S! d0 r- ~& }(B) relevance.. adding
- \& ~6 `( V8 O1 n(C) timeliness.. updating
+ j) P0 W) a( ]# E, U/ Q7 h(D) meticulousness.. revising
(E) exhaustiveness.. omitting  
4. Although Simpson was ingenious at ---- to appear
( \& }6 K# P( o8 R' G- xinnovative and spontaneous, beneath the ruse he
remained uninspired and rigid in his approach to
( w5 c6 ^( p/ D$ Z5 M: tproblem-solving.
(A) intending
- [, K+ j7 u( p8 x9 C2 R/ |9 z(B) contriving
(C) forbearing
" \; b% n3 B  [8 H1 V(D) declining
(E) deserving
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7 k  Z% e7 L  l- G9 R5. She was criticized by her fellow lawyers not because
she was not ----, but because she so ---- pre-
6 s3 ^, W( n% f1 R9 dpared her cases that she failed to bring the expected
3 w8 P7 G8 }6 |# B: E' tnumber to trial.
! r% Y- U+ V* v/ d(A) well versed.. knowledgeably
(B) well trained.. enthusiastically
(C) congenial.. rapidly
+ I' P" A6 `9 @3 f' |# O8 s(D) hardworking.. minutely
(E) astute.. efficiently

/ L1 K& [  ~  I2 G7 s- Z0 ^6. Schlesinger has recently assumed a conciliatory atti-
tude that is not ---- by his colleagues, who con-
tinue to ---- compromise.
(A) eschewed.. dread
/ h  G1 _% _8 V1 C# c(B) shared.. defend
(C) questioned.. reject
(D) understood.. advocate
: G; J+ @# M0 l(E) commended.. disparage
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7. The National Archives contain information so ----
that researchers have been known never to publish
7 a, t3 c. K  N5 A. V+ Jbecause they cannot bear to bring their studies to an
7 X! [& q& ^. ]) Zend.
(A) divisive
/ D. U* {( L( x# \; Z) H7 b: {(B) seductive
(C) selective
8 x/ e- s  [/ G+ k3 p(D) repetitive
7 i) y* ~: m$ ?* j8 @6 \+ \4 w* S(E) resourceful
8 i' D2 t( U: b2 X0 I
' ?8 t: T5 i& O% t0 P3 I& }8. HILL: MOUNTAIN::
- n0 A1 j1 j8 X4 F. C1 h) Q. w (A) grass: rocks
9 A6 A) l) M/ \ (B) autumn: winter
(C) creek: river
" J- [! H3 h: Y- J (D) star: sun
(E) cliff: slope
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9. AERATE: OXYGEN::
) ^% k& M" s  ]; E, ?& Z( j: S9 d (A) eclipse: light
- A8 V' k, P5 k" ?* s) Y" I (B) desiccate: moisture
& x  F) o4 q) D* y (C) precipitate: additive
(D) hydrate: water
(E) striate: texture
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; m6 y, W: t) x9 {8 x10. ORCHESTRA: MUSICIAN:
(A) cube: side
(B) kilometer: meter
8 q& E* L3 @. g( Q7 ]/ \2 d0 K (C) sonnet: poem
2 ?' Y  ~4 H' z# o3 j/ f (D) biped: foot
(E) pack: wolf

11. EQUIVOCATION: MISLEADING::
(A) mitigation: severe
(B) advice: peremptory
; K: \  R: i. h8 \; Z( s& |/ A (C) bromide: hackneyed
(D) precept: obedient
(E) explanation: unintelligible

12. CENSORSHIP: COMMUNICATION::
(A) propaganda: ideology
(B) preservative: decay
- m5 t- P) I% V  o1 O. F9 F( m (C) revision: accuracy
(D) rest: atrophy
( `$ S% O5 T0 |, V/ P (E) exercise: fitness
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13. BUS: PASSENGERS:
) H- F! {8 ~  i7 P6 X$ b% | (A) flock: birds
; O4 [& E: @, I' q' ^' R (B) tanker: liquid
(C) envelope: letter
(D) bin: coal
/ _4 A% u' ?8 d! q (E) automobile: gasoline

. A- A2 ~& B2 J, }1 a, L14. BALLAD: STANZA::
3 z* C9 I8 q* a7 L! M7 }% Z# F6 k7 c (A) novel: chapter
(B) poem: meter
(C) play: dialogue
/ v3 ^# m  a' s* b$ g: ] (D) movie: script
& }; P0 @- j6 j/ k3 Y* p0 c (E) photograph: caption

15. DISABUSE: FALLACY::
(A) cure: disease
(B) persevere: dereliction
(C) belittle: imperfection
(D) discredit: reputation
* n* s8 v+ U# ^% F- X: [ (E) discern: discrimination
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4 E) W0 v+ a8 y16. BLANDISHMENT: CAJOLE::
+ K- @, H5 v% C/ ? (A) prediction: convince
; m# l4 ~, G% Y& _ (B) obstacle: impede
/ v6 ?2 g+ y9 L$ F3 P6 T (C) embellishment: praise
4 [% y% W! {8 t! Z0 ? (D) deficiency: compensate
" {5 Y  T* K6 e5 U# k- n (E) compliment: exaggerate


28. DEBUT:
(A) collaboration
0 f% c. l/ E1 c5 T( E# c) X (B) monologue
4 c" g, M. j1 L* }& P" [# ~, a (C) farewell performance
$ j& B$ B; }" B2 n' _8 T (D) repertoire standard
(E) starring role

29. WITHER:
(A) disagree
(B) shine
(C) plant
(D) adhere
(E) revive
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30. BUCK:
(A) cover over
4 v8 F* v9 b' \" ^2 n (B) assent to
(C) brag about
: s/ |: j- w. Z (D) improve
) H8 u3 \1 y  V: m (E) repair

31. MEAN:
(A) trusting
' J$ j% Q6 f. Z6 @ (B) ardent
(C) clever
. Z6 ]) ]" F, q/ p- \( H& c (D) incautious
4 n0 T! j: P1 l7 ?$ H& ? (E) noble
+ G# \' y6 n  ^0 V6 }$ K5 [1 p% S
32. ADJUNCT:
% d0 p+ t% p6 t& u  m  F (A) expert appraisal
( E2 t7 ^$ h2 T0 V# P1 Y (B) generous donation
(C) essential element
3 ]; ]$ V$ q; X9 B! m  y( B9 S (D) mild reproof
) N5 D! g. u+ @7 n5 h (E) impartial judgment
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33. CANONICAL:
: v+ z* a( L+ a) Y+ _ (A) imprecise
$ T7 s, D# E8 a! \2 b9 l- g- X (B) ubiquitous
* R# H7 y% E# ?" S9 t (C) superfluous
: q! M- C6 ~+ [. v& I (D) nontraditional
  L/ a. T+ W/ `. J1 z6 E6 M (E) divisive

" {2 h  J$ u5 T6 s$ r34. TICKLISH:
8 J9 K7 c6 h/ V; x5 C+ \( U( \% {6 ^ (A) heavy-handed
(B) significant
(C) tolerant
% X; |* x$ {; p4 b: X; W7 L. F (D) impartial
(E) imperturbable

, D& A, e1 x  v* V; d! l35. PREVALENT:
(A) invasive
; T% y" E' L2 j7 }- Y  O (B) inconsistent
(C) indistinct
(D) unpalatable
(E) unusual

2 L5 }% V8 [/ ~& `36. PENURY:
(A) approbation
(B) affluence
: N! T2 K, I5 S; W7 P! s (C) objectivity
* ^/ [9 A1 ^) v" A% F6 Y7 f (D) compensation
7 w" i: h; g4 X, ~, y9 E: Y+ p (E) grandiosity
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37. MINATORY:
(A) convenient
7 e' u0 m& R4 d' J (B) nonthreatening
(C) straightforward
(D) fastidious
& `/ H/ c7 ^% M7 u (E) rational

38. CALUMNIOUS:
(A) adept
(B) aloof
: u7 \; ~; G+ @1 }' @' k# o (C) quaint
8 G0 a. X% E. d7 M7 P5 f (D) decorous
(E) flattering
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SECTION 1.        BDCEC ACCDC BDCDE EECBB CBACA DDCBA BBCBE DCE
6 ~1 X% j1 U1 Z+ x; N1 U% G& a0 }9 k, ]SECTION 3.        ABBCD CCDAA DDDAA DBBEB EDECC AADCE
8 n; R8 n# y# \: VSECTION 4.        EDEBD EBCDE CBBAA BDECB DABCA ACCEB ECDEE BBE
SECTION 5.        CBDAA DABCD BBBCD BDABE ECBEC ADDDE

cynthialiUID: 173414

section4 填空第七题，我开始也选的b,后来看罗胖子讲的应该是a.

rainie993UID: 204036

SECTION 3  的25题，问median number ,但是最后一个是6 or more的嘛~~怎么会是4哦

leonhillUID: 180388

section 5 。29
不会呀

sailorleziUID: 149011

section1,24题的答案是什么啊，杨继的和书后的不一样

ivyshoulUID: 195537

section3 第六题 题目的面积比应该是0.04啊,怎么答案给的C?

; s& `& l$ \6 K' O, Q section3 NO.10
A certain brand of soap powder is sold in boxes that contain either 8.0 pounds priced at $2.24 per box or 10.5 pounds priced at $3.00 per box. (1 pound = 16 ounces)  

The price per ounce                                The price per ounce
of the soap powder in                                         of the soap powder in
3 O  K# U# n# L2 {8 Mthe 8.0-pound box                                 the 10.5-pound box


我算出来应该是B嘛

sailorleziUID: 149011

我也觉得section3第六题是b,那23题为什么不是200个，不是20％的人犯5个错么，40*5＝200啊
+ s$ e* F8 u5 _4 H还有，section5的12题为什么不是相等，而是B

7 {/ K( o! K# ^9 A[ Last edited by sailorlezi on 2005-6-2 at 16:37 ]

sailorleziUID: 149011

section 5 。29

  S# W& T5 _9 E/ w0 s( c* e. Y就是说一个糖果盘由两层，每层27个cream,这27个由三行组成，每行九个（其中有两个是vanilla味道的，）那么200个这样的盒子要多少个这种味道的cream,一个盒子要的数目是
, v# b, Q6 P; O2 @% O. ]( |5 S27/9*2*2＝12个，12*200＝2400

SECTION 3  的25题，问median number，是说samples的中数，那就是50％的sample通过的地方的ERROR数，正好通过4

ivyshoulUID: 195537

Originally posted by sailorlezi at 2005-6-2 16:36
我也觉得section3第六题是b,那23题为什么不是200个，不是20％的人犯5个错么，40*5＝200啊
$ z' B/ W, x/ i6 |还有，section5的12题为什么不是相等，而是B

5 f0 ?8 K2 ?, A没仔细看题吧;P
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section4,第7题不明白啊，我选E:confused:

yevonUID: 201605

不好意思，还有section4的第4题，我觉得选A也可以啊，不明白:(

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请教两道数学题，
$ V& ?% f; I5 a0 t4 M# t7 h3 [1、 93-10-2的21-25那表格里的数据是什么意思啊？家长收入？那几项的英文看不懂，导致23题不明白。

2、
3 C( A( D+ E/ ^3 T9 W& ]/ N 93-10-4的24题干什么意思？怎么解？还是图表题不明白

# T$ \! p) t5 Y' H9 ^: P3、28题干是什么意思？

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94-2-4的24是怎么回事呢？那个０．１１是怎么出来呢？

  b& d6 r+ N. b是否需要把题目也打上来？：）
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谢谢！

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Originally posted by ivyshoul at 2005-6-2 22:27
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没仔细看题吧;P
等边三角形喔!

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关键是等边三角形怎么可能是90度

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Originally posted by yevon at 2005-6-2 22:39
不好意思，还有section4的第4题，我觉得选A也可以啊，不明白:(

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intend是想要，意愿这样做。可是S明显是设法掩饰自己的，后面不是有ruse么，这是个诡计。所以用contrive，由谋划的意思

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The National Archives contain information so ----
that researchers have been known never to publish
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(B) seductive
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(D) repetitive
(E) resourceful
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这个题目是在是惑啊？难道是因为信息诱人，所以研究者们不愿发表，导致自己的研究结束？这是什么逻辑啊