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6G冲刺模考讨论(七)
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加油!9 M7 s# J! x7 b: d
8 ]; t/ _! C& [; p+ X; N$ r4 MSECTION 3+ \) s; ^8 v+ l8 B- C& \( t" E4 ~
Time-30 minutes8 J$ D" } y8 J% L7 f& q G, l
Questions
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: O1 C. [) C+ e) n! J T1. What these people were waiting for would not ) Y2 [) r- J6 E8 C/ d- ?
have been apparent to others and was perhaps not
* `5 a u* y5 B7 a8 k; o very---their own minds.+ ?& _+ w, n. k
(A) obscure to 6 T' V/ O& \6 g0 {2 v/ |
(B) intimate to
% o1 l7 [4 k3 o! k* @: k) t" }7 Z' c8 ? (C) illusory to
9 C9 x( p) H: ?& Z2 J3 E6 p (D) difficult for $ ^% U' S7 p5 g( r' _4 T, }
(E) definite in7 ?" Z! y8 `% N
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2. The attempt to breed suitable varieties of jojoba
4 n3 ], C0 J) x; T( R by using hybridization to---favorable traits was
( V% u; ]0 Z. _3 Q1 q$ w/ X finally abandoned in favor of a simpler and much
3 \& p7 H, p) X: X" y. E2 t6 h faster---: the domestication of flourishing wild * F' A. h" f2 }3 R
strains.
" u# i# C: E1 I7 K2 D5 r( J (A) eliminate.. alternative
1 d. b' ]7 Q% P p; W+ @4 z5 u v. a (B) reinforce.. method
* d/ P- p" c/ c a (C) allow.. creation ( W+ n# m# P8 X8 j' Y g: q3 h
(D) reduce.. idea
9 W0 L9 c6 [2 G. s- ? (E) concentrate.. theory5 L" \' ~- z- G4 m. }! T
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3. According to one political theorist, a regime that
* ^& ]4 V4 U+ y has as its goal absolute---, without any---law or 0 N7 T$ Y+ i# H. L
principle, has declared war on justice.1 w( v8 `4 a( O' G- [. S
(A) respectability.. codification of$ P# }% n/ W& j0 A8 p
(B) supremacy .. suppression of4 H; t: B, y3 W3 r3 u7 J
(C) autonomy .. accountability to, R' @6 e [, R/ I$ L
(D) fairness .. deviation from
, b4 _/ W4 I% q$ u0 w; I8 ?$ [ (E) responsibility .. prioritization of
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4. Despite its ---, the book deals---with a number of
# F. @" ^' V. v) }! {% k/ ` crucial issues.
$ c+ D3 L% U2 l) T6 N; H" M+ \& k (A) optimism .. cursorily
/ ^; h8 v- ^( C3 E' V7 n (B) importance .. needlessly
4 {; ]# W- H" P1 m4 V. V (C) virtues .. inadequately' W) @1 p' `. q" [2 @
(D) novelty .. strangely
% D0 b( B& t# I: Z5 X (E) completeness .. thoroughly
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5. Although frequent air travelers remain , x, R8 s& _8 L! N# q6 \- Q$ x- d
unconvinced, researchers have found that,
. Z1 z8 L# q k h |; V, Y paradoxically, the---disorientation inherent in jet : L n% k; |, M/ e- D
lag also may yield some mental health---.; F- m; M7 C1 X# o: z }, F& A
(A) temporal.. benefits- e9 g/ r7 s1 t- D. D* `. G
(B) acquired.. hazards" l8 F. J" n, Q9 j, N
(C) somatic .. disorders7 Y( R Z# E4 D. ] L% [
(D) random .. deficiencies
( W, k8 U. ]; ]5 z5 J2 x& t( i (E) typical .. standards
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6 \0 _1 O2 i: I! f6. Ironically, the proper use of figurative language
( e8 ~8 h$ r$ `( E; I" A" N$ D. l/ h must be based on the denotative meaning of the
: F4 Z; I7 }' z: X8 i words, because it is the failure to recognize this---
, z) f- d( a6 u6 F G8 p0 ~9 h meaning that leads to mixed metaphors and their ( K% g7 ]% f0 K$ s6 q) A
attendant incongruity.0 C J" m4 \2 P5 f1 D
(A) esoteric
* E8 n+ `) `. @+ d$ o- g: O (B) literal `+ O, u- m4 w9 d
(C) latent
; H3 g0 L: w+ {3 v% c8 f3 O$ z (D) allusive
/ R5 l) u5 _0 c6 A j- R (E) symbolic
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7. Although it seems---that there would be a greater & a% Q; ^- _4 p$ y4 z
risk of serious automobile accidents in densely 3 y. D1 R6 @' Q; G6 D( y% Z
populated areas, such accidents are more likely to
# L2 w4 ~2 Y/ f, q occur in sparsely populated regions.
( ~* a2 S4 p8 y+ Z0 T (A) paradoxical * i- L Y& n/ Q& [1 }/ h. ]& v& @
(B) axiomatic 5 A- D0 O Y* n3 V; |/ a5 \* z$ B
(C) anomalous : q& d- d0 n( U
(D) irrelevant 5 G+ p6 }% t5 U# r1 Z' h; N
(E) portentous
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8. CATASTROPHE: MISHAP::
9 I( t1 s& q* y/ c) |) W (A) prediction: recollection
0 t) ?: r4 ]* O | (B) contest: recognition, Z5 U/ T/ \- @9 `6 A7 {! r
(C) humiliation: embarrassment
" G& E F8 I e& D/ s) T (D) reconciliation: solution
7 N f6 U$ x5 [2 @6 {6 z (E) hurdle: challenge6 D: |8 S! E, e6 V
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9. SONNET: POET::/ v8 Z+ h/ m2 `
(A) stage: actor
6 z; ^6 q* i$ H$ P& M/ P+ p (B) orchestra: conductor
* ], E! O. A# b' ~ (C) music: dancer: w. M. r/ B9 @8 ]' A; l
(D) canvas: painter# ?+ o. |8 L4 f+ A# ^. m0 ^
(E) symphony: composer; r! G1 \4 i2 U& b" ]7 X6 G8 Y
8 @+ H& Q7 l2 c8 @! P5 y3 W& E2 S10. LOQUACIOUS: SUCCINCT::1 E. i8 {8 R" f8 }5 t
(A) placid: indolent
9 a- {5 P" @- B4 Q) Q4 g (B) vivacious: cheerful
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! [' o: a9 N# p5 T) _6 W/ {( h3 }6 G0 v" j (C) vulgar: offensive
& s, }6 q) s2 \& t* P9 F (D) pretentious: sympathetic9 z( L Y7 t c
(E) adroit: ungainly8 V8 s7 F- Q9 x, Z
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11.DEPORTATION:COUNTRY::
' E! v' x& d' {0 G. S2 ?) G (A) evacuation: shelter# |8 D9 F3 |' L
(B) abdication: throne
. b5 [/ p" i9 @ (C) extradition: court3 a! \9 ^& ~# L& k. w! }
(D) eviction: dwelling2 L6 K5 P0 C" T" X# L$ s$ Z
(E) debarkation: destination
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12.MAELSTROM:TURBULENT::
: V0 [9 T- O8 b) L) g) I& { (A) stricture: imperative5 K, {' h7 G+ o- f S* s
(B) mirage: illusory
! p& h5 d7 Y( b5 N" @$ o (C) antique: rare6 e4 {. B0 U! t0 K3 o0 I
(D) myth: authentic
9 S' h$ K( H+ E+ X' g$ G3 J* f (E) verdict: fair
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6 m$ \* q e" f7 b13.ABSTEMIOUS: INDULGE::( y5 h, k6 e1 L9 J
(A) affectionate: embrace
+ f, c) ^ L, s& ?. C# @8 u1 M3 N (B) austere: decorate/ p" w, C' l4 m* d3 R' l
(C) articulate: preach
* p3 a+ E, h4 m* e) Z. J (D) argumentative: harangue
& U: U) k" q- B. [, i (E) affable: jest
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14. BLUSTERING: SPEAK::
+ v2 ]2 O8 b* m/ s* b' x& o) { (A) grimacing: smile
' E! r% l6 W+ z- h8 `- d (B) blinking: stare3 H# m- F: @( A5 G
(C) slouching: sit
6 K9 n; |9 g% \* A (D) jeering: laugh
- E2 y; l* f, X' x: z3 i* `5 x (E) swaggering: walk2 s# l) _# X+ @ y [1 u+ V! g( T
( @% j# J% [9 }7 L% [+ n15. SOLACE: GRIEF::
0 E8 f& A: k3 b! }3 G0 Q (A) rebuke: mistake
# K; I" B% H* L q5 Z. T# P) g (B) mortification: passion9 ^' C" ^5 O% [( c; i, g0 f* E
(C) encouragement: confidence
. {( f: u2 j3 p# \6 x- m, I1 X (D) justification: action
8 C& L n7 f5 O( a2 T* e (E) pacification: anger
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16. INDELIBLE: FORGET::% n u5 i; \5 q0 y7 B$ U
(A) lucid: comprehend
# Q6 ^0 ^1 ]: a* B* Z: H (B) astounding: expect3 V( }, m1 j3 J, c
(C) inconsequential: reduce( g. J2 Y5 p3 y
(D) incorrigible: agree' n8 I" Y& ~1 ^7 i7 E3 a) l
(E) fearsome: avoid9 s9 I5 z$ }4 N y2 P
; K4 [. W$ R: k( g: F. O2 c28. CUMBERSOME:/ f8 t, H; p a6 g- g6 R& `" C
(A) likely to succeed% r, Z- _. L2 g; ^+ _' A
(B) reasonable to trust
7 M% w7 q$ E+ p% j (C) valuable to have
& _5 Q% H( {4 _+ E (D) easy to handle+ c* g2 b4 I4 B7 T x- E, u \. e
(E) important to know
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29. INDUCEMENT:# u# e+ _) t, `; R* r# U4 h# [# _6 E
(A) reproof
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(C) partiality
]: D! v# z, k' @( ]' v9 t5 o% M (D) distinction" _1 X- u' P0 V
(E) consideration
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30. STARTLE：0 }7 c! d7 ]1 M) p8 N1 ]7 S3 q
(A) appease
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(C) reconcile }. Z& Z- f) ]" d2 w
(D) dally
1 ]. |( J& e! N (E) slumber
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( O/ V# B) |2 k* [# Y2 ~# q2 M$ a31. ANOMALY:
; R" i5 b3 y% O8 s: f: I (A) derivation from estimates
8 ]# E+ ^& I7 S% c& p (B) conformity to norms; U: m: k( Z) B
(C) return to origins
( D+ ^& D4 g1 ?2 c$ w j5 B (D) adaptation to stresses 6 c! z' H5 z7 _) R' o6 R2 b& ]
(E) repression of traits
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32. RECIPROCATING:
/ r9 F7 i5 Q) h6 H% X: W+ E% O (A) releasing slowly
5 p5 l' ^0 d L (B) calculating approximately' s7 x9 O! C! [! g# i, _) I1 y
(C) accepting provisionally, P+ p0 u* f2 V) ^: E7 V- U
(D) moving unidirectionally- J5 R5 [) D7 f
(E) mixing thoroughly" f7 W+ K6 e5 ^4 h
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33. MOLLYCODDLE:
- V0 p9 j% Q! b# E$ ^) z2 x0 ` (A) talk boastfully
' p g) i. F* W (B) flee swiftly
1 b: ], `; h$ w( {8 C+ K8 Z (C) treat harshly
+ X- y6 K. Z% L1 w (D) demand suddenly! p3 j# H. i; |% }
(E) adjust temporarily
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7 y$ X) ^' \6 [; b: H) F34. SURFEIT:
7 G' z4 b# g2 I3 z, T& F (A) affirmation
" V! n! W% V& v- M% \; x5 H (B) compromise
6 _( Z, ?# B1 L% s/ e! O: V (C) dexterity2 T' ^9 D" W) A R, r
(D) deficiency( u# J) V/ ]+ h Z- W2 z$ {
(E) languor1 M& l. S' D1 z
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35. SANGUINE:
- p7 s1 k% K/ e1 y3 g* R8 z (A) morose
) N' ~0 n* s4 {* A5 _" ~6 r+ E (B) puzzled
' I& S* W3 s' c) I7 D (C) gifted# H0 ~- B6 \) C6 Q
(D) witty: c9 y. e5 W% u6 C! e8 G
(E) persistent, G$ V0 A0 ?4 t: w5 [4 [4 b
6 M: I+ ]* \" y! m36. RETROSPECTIVE:
: a% ~1 P# c3 n8 O. Q (A) irresolute
, q8 T1 [ k- ] (B) hopeful- C+ A0 i& W. ]+ U9 s
(C) unencumbered
& O& ]* Y2 B( }3 ]0 N: h; K (D) evanescent
/ m! F u/ q% u; @ (E) anticipatory
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37. ENCOMIUM:5 \4 _$ {2 a/ B' X+ B1 N# s" l
(A) biased evaluation
2 k) O6 g1 e0 a7 l! \ (B) polite response
) e8 ]6 ?0 K1 I- ?; @- k; | (C) vague description
! H$ G8 b3 c8 v5 W- o' C (D) harsh criticism
2 s6 O- a5 L6 V4 n$ M2 R (E) sorrowful expression0 O, G$ d* f9 E$ P5 m6 N
5 b5 G9 l6 }8 k# l X38. FACTIONAL:& z4 M) {% q; b0 T% y1 o9 }
(A) excessive
- |6 F# {- ^( W, U5 f' m# } (B) undistinguished
9 h: _+ a% v" ?) b- D (C) disdainful1 w o8 ^# {6 I1 t2 L* Y1 F
(D) disinterested5 @1 m# i5 c/ c
(E) disparate
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+ n: u1 s; ^( G2 l( G% t+ pSECTION 6
# H( y. `3 x; l5 d: qTime—30 minutes
7 p5 U! f0 t1 d/ F* n) J38 Questions
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1. If the theory is self-evidently true, as its
* C2 }$ v' a. Q" d; H. i proponents assert, then why does---it still exist
1 D. Q* Y* r6 Y; [% ]) F( q among well-informed people?
3 G b7 z- O$ ~1 i8 x& P' g (A) support for5 c* F2 s1 ? ]1 |" E3 L
(B) excitement about
6 V7 |$ q) c" x( X (C) regret for9 e5 y& p( E/ H% x4 ~5 n* Z
(D) resignation about, R* `9 ~5 {4 y
(E) opposition to' @( [: R( A+ [ n7 e/ B
% c. z- V9 ^- A4 i- n' A" T2. Although the ---of cases of measles has ---,
5 F& H! l0 g+ b' X4 r! ^ researchers fear that eradication of the disease, % N2 v& m7 O# o. r
once believed to be imminent, may not come C( I3 T9 ], ~: T- e
soon.% Y* u+ }. _1 ^4 _* i+ T
(A) occurrence.. continued8 F/ }9 U% O a! d
(B) incidence.. declined9 ~* L. r, L. s7 {) ]
(C) prediction.. resumed. B, P# L0 K+ K) t
(D) number.. increased
0 G4 x/ k: e2 I# ^ (E) study.. begun
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3. Nothing---his irresponsibility better than his---
2 ?% G5 S1 I/ F delay in sending us the items he promised weeks
1 G# w5 A& J; t% |; p& J7 Z ago.4 L% Y6 V: D6 g; s8 {) t
(A) justifies.. conspicuous
, Q! n8 p* A4 r$ h) q; L6 A7 C (B) characterizes.. timely" V% ^8 _- `: f8 B+ Z
(C) epitomizes.. unnecessary" A7 D$ l; K0 i: K6 K' K
(D) reveals.. conscientious+ v+ K5 P* N \% m! }4 P4 s0 L0 \( Q
(E) conceals.. inexplicable
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3 r3 c1 Y- {; H [4. The author did not see the---inherent in her
! G5 n3 o# V7 K- ]- [ scathing criticism of a writing style so similar to 6 N$ c) c6 x7 X4 p& H
her own.
& \! p7 v: F; C9 S1 A4 L (A) disinterest
: D; t9 }( V# u& F (B) incongruity9 r: l% V5 O" U; L0 f
(C) pessimism
2 L2 R* F% b" M# ~5 { (D) compliment# O2 p5 z& J# X; S d
(E) symbolism7 N; Y- G8 l; N1 K# i5 [5 L
/ j/ i7 Y B7 `1 \: g/ \) V5. Whereas the Elizabethans struggled with the
3 ^. E: z- [% P/ t, p transition from medieval---experience to modern * O) K" d9 u& n4 i& s( X1 P( f% A
individualism, we confront an electronic % h! \0 _) N- N* {( c6 T$ `
technology that seems likely to reverse the trend,
( }: p9 `% @- z" P- v: } rendering individualism obsolete and
/ p, K' ?% c7 j# y1 N interdependence mandatory.3 H# V9 ^3 I5 j% W0 i& M' ~
(A) literary3 @) u% a9 ~1 m8 }7 h0 N* H, C6 W
(B) intuitive ^: ?+ A$ T* C0 |, K g& k7 K
(C) corporate( r! K' W% v1 C ~" b7 a7 Y! [
(D) heroic
$ z0 }/ D8 h5 b6 N! z0 H0 i' N (E) spiritual
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+ [" v9 P' }" e2 m& L: k6. Our biological uniqueness requires that the effects
1 R/ m/ K& Q- i1 {( u: [$ V( S of a substance must be verified by---experiments,
& V1 |' v# y: g+ [, o( }* \ even after thousands of tests of the effects of that
$ z- O. w: e: n$ ~; o; ` substance on animals.. }! F l4 {- J; R+ `. f8 L
(A) controlled, }1 e5 R, L2 o! C8 o
(B) random
6 y: J* d7 t+ X9 Q9 C+ [ (C) replicated8 ?: H ~, _7 A! J4 n8 d
(D) human
9 I: v( O5 X7 O3 g& ^( n5 z1 ] (E) evolutionary
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8 }. {' S, l( g1 F* F. c7. Today water is more---in landscape architecture ) q5 N) w* D# q% ?1 c4 s0 X
than ever before, because technological advances ; K& c. H! {+ [" }3 E5 e
have made it easy, in some instances even ---to
- d# K3 ^; {6 D! i8 u! `! d! F install water features in public places.
, B, I& i2 l1 [ (A) conspicuous.. prohibitive+ W# l, v/ K+ f" v; m {. ]5 e
(B) sporadic.. effortless. c: i: i* f# z0 V8 z. c7 ]
(C) indispensable.. intricate
, L! L/ _1 A% [2 y (D) ubiquitous.. obligatory3 N9 x) z& K) g5 F! X0 G
(E) controversial.. unnecessary
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Directions: In each of the following questions, a ) T+ c7 [, z( k) O' J6 A
related pair of words or phrases is followed by five
3 D( |1 ^% _% }5 T8 U" u1 hlettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered * Z. X4 |; m' U: N8 L
pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that ) i. {5 D/ j n5 R1 M& f' r
expressed in the original pair.: M. {4 q- M3 ~# V
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8. TERROR: FEAR::
1 a! t7 i, H7 s& G, U* a (A) craving: desire
0 Q# | T" V+ _ (B) inclination: liking3 U$ K7 |9 U8 j5 r4 }! S3 M4 X
(C) sympathy: empathy; o# W C" ]* L$ |/ V+ _
(D) urgency: lack' N- E9 G) z5 B
(E) alibi: excuse0 {$ N8 W7 ~ w/ W: G
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9. FEED: HUNGER::
; v: v. a6 k' F2 V5 M; H) ~ (A) reassure: uneasiness( E2 E- C2 a7 ?6 r8 W8 w3 ?$ z
(B) penetrate: inclusion
% I. L1 s4 N& E+ X (C) abandon: desolation
6 T! A! K! i5 W' B# v! W9 b (D) transfer: location5 i9 Q. H$ M- y3 \
(E) fertilize: growth4 l" w) l0 ~+ V. E# v) d- O
. o4 m4 G3 s9 p. }6 N# U; M! a10. PESTLE: GRIND::+ g, M" K: I+ h6 i, X0 v8 Y2 K
(A) scissors: sharpen- j, U: [* Z6 B E
(B) spice: flavor
2 x( E/ ]) a( v8 _: M. u Q6 a (C) spoon: stir% Y7 e) M/ u; C
(D) hammer: swing1 }3 l' n5 u2 t
(E) fan: rotate3 E. q. f4 e- y* B: I5 D# |
, n1 i% W; ]' F+ g6 t9 S11. DISSEMBLE: HONESTY::
4 m' P: m# g. R0 q6 H2 p (A) smile: amiability
2 T3 h" x! V0 h1 k1 i- g- H (B) snub: politeness
2 d7 r* \8 I9 P: T" b2 v (C) disagree: error+ b" J' R( e8 h8 ?0 u' C' ^2 |
(D) flee: furtiveness
( f& a9 D L: E. P (E) elate: exuberance
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12. SYNOPSIS: CONCISENESS::: g; B% l Y n8 @8 R
(A) distillate: purity
& r7 o1 |- V- m. q (B) mutation: viability' z9 g5 h3 n4 a& P9 f4 M
(C) replication: precedence
$ d X, o5 B, U" Q. a% o+ A; x (D) illusion: quickness
2 E3 V- s- g& h. H" ^ (E) icon: charity
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; O8 s$ X! O) H A5 y' O13. MEDIATION : COMPROMISE::- U$ G( m$ p! X9 N4 H0 L5 p& Z
(A) exclamation: remark
1 q6 {# t/ {; h. l- W8 v (B) approbation: acclaim" Y. ]! `6 x- K! F- v
(C) election: legislation
5 L" j5 J3 W/ r9 v (D) prosecution: conviction
' D% @0 I$ w6 }0 q$ K (E) conclusion: evaluation% w+ }( q, k6 p9 |0 I/ I U: F
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14. DEMOGRAPHY: POPULATION::
# }' Q# u) H, j6 {7 T! E1 t4 b (A) agronomy: farm
" W: y `* Z0 d7 v: B& h (B) astronomy: planets S' M' x+ S; u' K+ g7 T3 G
(C) chemistry: heat& K4 _' G6 p1 D4 A
(D) meteorology: weather* p+ B6 | p& Y3 o* {1 p ]
(E) genetics: adaptation
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15. EQUIVOCATION: TRUTH% a; O" t1 t" ? L; F" d
(A) rhetoric: persuasion
, _9 ?; H; V2 s; V' L (B) obfuscation: clarity
- u9 S8 j& W7 v3 e- m( Z( L (C) metaphor: description) _0 {8 \7 T$ K& v+ O7 D$ K4 ~
(D) repetition: boredom
9 ]: j _ R3 d9 Z. ? (E) conciliation: appeasement r" I# f# b2 U! T
2 ~0 N9 T6 g$ O16. CRAVEN: ADMIRABLE::/ l6 v2 G0 j) x4 N+ h
(A) unruly: energetic
' h, d, g" A, o0 Q (B) listless: attractive+ P" a: X$ {0 S/ e
(C) deft: awkward" W& s5 Z0 M1 `2 o
(D) trifling: amusing
2 }" ~0 d6 o$ M7 k- x (E) volatile: passionate/ U8 ]$ T0 J) T7 I
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28. FLIPPANCY:
$ e& r. F$ x k, @0 ]' U. x (A) temperance
y/ m3 [! v9 v6 F; h6 l (B) reliability" \7 J9 g0 ~( A" A( P' S2 o
(C) seriousness; m; y# ^ |6 f& R2 i
(D) inflexibility
Y& ]+ @, t! E# J( Y% b/ u4 F (E) reticence
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0 W) _ \1 P! ` Z5 m. @& Q29. FACETIOUS:; W* b9 `& b+ u0 B' g
(A) uncomplicated
) G2 O( ?$ o1 T5 d( l (B) prideful1 s" ]5 m# e; S7 p0 t
(C) earnest
7 v) z6 P. W7 |% K: V { (D) laconic
: s$ E, Y4 |$ w4 n) ~ (E) forbearing
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% b9 \. B8 C5 D& B30. BUNGLE:& c. {# W# U- A' Q+ }' G& Y
(A) bring off) t2 J! c8 s6 l5 `9 o
(B) bail out:
% f, P3 m' v3 Z) |# V/ X6 { (C) give in
* x( r' i. z+ _8 y, T+ Z& K (D) pull through
: L# s R1 L+ K+ J3 P (E) put together4 R4 v; B" Q1 q6 o5 ~! L9 f
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31. STODGY:, G) P0 }3 w# l% A2 j& R4 o
(A) nervous+ k) k# L2 r5 I$ H+ b# X
(B) incisive& x3 g4 c5 X4 z8 H0 F
(C) exciting
5 ?- m: Y( ]( q+ q6 g- ?2 x (D) talkative
# X j% I; J8 m (E) happy
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32. INIMITABLE:
. V: o- P+ R$ H' Z, v (A) enviable3 L- J- Z5 z2 |' K% C! ~
(B) reparable: B/ Q$ B- A0 y- S1 E
(C) amicable7 r8 t7 t1 W" s# P& Q& v; G
(D) unwieldy: ? ?0 m+ v' ?1 ?
(E) commonplace# f8 M( B/ a( h, X# G% ^, a
) X. O1 ?# U/ X5 A( @33. SERE:5 _& w" x1 n* A' A
(A) lush+ [' A0 ~: w) L9 H
(B) obstinate) S: `/ U+ s) N- Y4 Z% N$ l
(C) immersed) e/ w& m _- h$ {, G- X4 H- L
(D) fortunate( Y) Q1 g7 u# V7 X8 l# Y+ Y7 L
(E) antiquated
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7 c' B5 F' O1 f j& v. j) u34. VACUOUS:
3 c' ] {- e( w' s$ f3 \( L! s6 y; H (A) courteous' Q5 C7 l6 H6 x* R+ b0 y
(B) exhilarated
" A$ E+ ]; U7 W. U1 z l* \- l2 m" k+ B (C) modest
! ]' R& t7 w: K) H+ O, l q3 C4 Z! y (D) intelligent
; _3 S4 d% @: `. Z0 k+ ] (E) emergent: F' i6 s' E- k# z( o
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35. PEDESTRIAN:
4 x' C' R) u" u+ R- w1 p, ~ (A) concise6 ]7 ]6 l; i! |' B7 P5 e( `
(B) attractive- Z6 e* e5 L+ S* P2 T
(C) mobile# a1 p0 p+ O" E8 S, q. s# Q
(D) delicate5 c1 u% Z6 N- E
(E) imaginative
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h0 F% B7 Q7 S) l! G) W) d% [$ o36. APPOSITE:
9 `1 ]1 O, ]1 S+ t) J (A) disposable& O+ q( T* Y+ ]
(B) adjacent" M; D z, M' Q' r8 \8 W
(C) vicarious! F' V% f1 {. _
(D) parallel! t) N6 i/ [4 T+ L
(E) extraneous* Z, K- D$ a# w7 P( r6 o2 v
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37. BOMBAST:# B7 j; H2 H ]5 s
(A) kindness
- h. C& \9 ]# ]! { (B) nonthreatening motion
9 W7 M% Y+ v# m$ o+ Y (C) great effort5 u! F# R/ m4 d! M8 ~; s2 C
(D) down-to-earth language+ C0 _# t" n& r
(E) good-natured approval
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38. LIMPID:
" o2 u' T# {: J% M2 Q (A) unfading* m. t& b$ Y- e4 ]
(B) coarse
' t" l! c, m9 I! D (C) elastic- `9 v0 t! X8 g. K" h9 X. L5 T
(D) murky, ~7 S9 } B$ V; A
(E) buoyant
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Section 2: BCDAD CBDBC CCDCD ADBAB DACEC CEEAE
6 C' [6 v r1 N) bSection 3: EBBCA BBCEE DBBEE BDDED DAABB CCDBB BDCDA EDD 4 v" s9 B; r! E' q5 {( B
Section 4: ADADC DABCD AAABD ADEAE CDCDE CDBBE
7 R, f: n) P& @8 S" i/ QSection 6: EBCBC DDAAC BADDB CBADE ECCDC DBCCA CEADE EDD |
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