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6G冲刺模考讨论(八)
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SECTION 1
) s5 T3 Y& h* q+ ]( _, @Time –30 minutes
: c' i& ~: R ^) G# ^. A/ k+ D18 Questions! b0 x2 Q6 L, Z* L- Q
) x' | T5 ^' ]+ i& z( {
1. While many Russian composers of the
% b& H9 H4 _( \ nineteenth century contributed to an emerging / i. b6 I$ C. Z+ f, \
national style, other composers did not----
& y8 t1 z1 z/ l l" Q0 }1 m idiomatic Russian musical elements, ---- instead
6 c* W1 w$ S& F& c% D5 ~ the traditional musical vocabulary of Western ! G9 ]4 e @; i# m/ b
European Romanticism., f5 X7 J ?% C* x3 Z
(A) utilize ..rejecting: u8 u/ P5 W" F- u
(B) incorporate.. preferring
9 R, k+ r3 G, c' X+ `- b (C) exclude.. avoiding
3 {! T/ C* U& H) r! W (D) repudiate.. expanding
) f1 m+ D* Y3 `5 @ (E) esteem.. disdaining
/ v1 w" K( E9 s/ `. [1 O8 H8 t5 T% |1 E. c/ r5 Z5 Q
2. Because the painter Albert Pinkham Ryder was * ]$ h x6 v: \+ p5 G
obsessed with his ----perfection, he was rarely
. X5 W9 @! p; c( O1 y ----a painting, creating endless variations of a % [; P5 T, r" [# E2 y
scene on one canvas, one on top of another.
1 i" ]% \7 i3 f" V (A) quest for.. satisfied with C" [& v7 G4 }4 Q# x/ p& J
(B) insistence on .. displeased with& |+ Q- @2 o8 g [& [
(C) contempt for.. disconcerted by& M% L9 X- s" ]% w. @
(D) alienation from.. immersed in+ ]6 v0 v; d+ E
(E) need for.. concerned with& X/ \ z- H% S y
8 h$ I) A6 r4 M4 B5 n( i& u$ q3. Objectively set standards can serve as a ----for
' A% S' l# N. Z: m4 l; R. o D3 D physicians, providing them ----unjustified
8 C- z8 w2 V5 ^8 B2 w malpractice claims.
' v* x. W J% a3 d# K( D (A) trial.. evidence of
0 g ~/ P) F- d/ c1 U$ w( N0 @ (B) model.. experience with
1 L) _! i2 J) l6 f0 @ (C) criterion.. reasons for0 T. ~4 Q/ Q( H. G. u9 |
(D) test.. questions about# o: \( ^0 o* B% X+ y
(E) safeguard.. protection from7 f8 R1 @4 i* z+ R) }2 b# q' u
6 }) t" o& l; H! f3 A2 h: o& i4 N
4. In spite of ----reviews in the press, the
2 i7 S' i# R3 @( e production of her play was ----almost certain & {2 i6 p; y2 }2 S `
oblivion by enthusiastic audiences whose
+ g4 O$ j# c& G$ G6 L acumen was greater than that of the critics.
# j2 z8 J* \" {7 y$ }) } (A) lukewarm.. condemned to
* C3 C+ ]5 b, X5 G" s (B) scathing.. exposed to & C5 {$ n' f2 Y z$ H
(C) lackluster.. rescued from6 `1 @& ]9 ?6 h7 D2 Q h- F; [
(D) sensitive.. reduced to
7 P$ O& \1 Y p (E) admiring.. insured against
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5. The passions of love and pride are often found
4 |% V+ m w8 W$ G) {- f' q in the same individual, but having little in " O( t: E" `, c5 W3 B/ g6 M9 v
common, they mutually ----, not to say destroy, ( m j( H1 t) n* ?9 h7 i( d: M
each other.
9 j4 T8 E ^; R$ I$ a (A) reinforce
4 j6 a. w: p0 v& X1 X5 t { (B) annihilate
7 [$ M' h8 i9 d (C) enhance) E( M5 k6 ~) n# S( ~
(D) weaken, {$ O" e" X/ b! C2 I( n5 P
(E) embrace
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6. The necessity of establishing discrete categories 6 g9 ?1 ^6 q' m% V5 i
for observations frequently leads to attempts to ' d1 G8 [. M4 N4 M6 Q, A
make absolute ----when there are in reality ) W, _, F, [/ w: @
only----.. V0 N+ N, [- g7 Y4 B6 @
(A) analyses.. hypotheses
+ w1 \7 w0 f5 O7 s. M8 P- t4 k( c (B) correlations.. digressions, U$ _+ l4 }5 Q9 E
(C) distinctions.. gradations/ s/ w4 \5 W+ U3 E/ V9 K' J
(D) complications.. ambiguities s9 |. {& o5 G
(E) conjectures.. approximations
, Q$ V2 S% J, Z) O# Z7 a
! U$ @6 J$ i% Z7. A unique clay disk found at the Minoan site of
4 G; O, t5 ]* U* } Phaistos is often ----as the earliest example of - f+ D9 w, X2 F( q# t0 w7 X
printing by scholars who have defended its claim
+ J4 J% g- U. e8 G* c0 L$ w; h to this status despite equivalent claims put + H* \, y- J" j' p% t* M5 x
forward for other printing artifacts.
5 p6 L. z5 P ?$ V- l4 N2 Y (A) questioned
' T# L$ {" C) s2 y: v (B) overlooked
: M$ l( C; W8 N4 ^0 h1 x (C) adduced
- c: m1 N z" {$ b& w (D) conceded0 v/ e) f/ i9 W( n# g Y5 o5 m
(E) dismissed
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8. EXEMPT: LIABILITY::8 x4 y; y- s% Q' y% N9 f! `
(A) flout: authority0 G9 y. Z7 T" r
(B) bestow: reward
8 v1 K& W. |6 f3 A- K2 V* T (C) permit: request
4 |( c" R8 Y/ |4 C (D) restrain: disorder
5 z1 P! A. B4 V' @! |) q (E) pardon: penalty& }6 I; t+ `6 p# x" X
9. FULL-BODIED: FLAVOR::$ }6 D! s( l! [1 r% W
(A) penetrating: vision
' G9 ?- Y n- P (B) humorous: character
( A2 m4 z9 Y4 Q. b. [$ p (C) salacious: language! Y7 r( o4 H/ V% o3 `7 m* L; U4 @
(D) nostalgic: feeling/ c7 D9 n. k, d7 q5 z
(E) resonant: sound4 [, W# R I w* g( K: O) u
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10. LEGACY: PREDECESSOR::
+ |! W1 ]- R% U' |$ c (A) gift: donor% h' A {; f, \. ^# j5 s
(B) gratuity: service2 @) d/ P" J! T# u
(C) contribution: charity7 N/ R) d! q% p; e9 i
(D) receipt: customer( m- h/ X7 T/ n
(E) loan: collector/ v- D* F) P' o# |5 H6 s G
, T4 ^* m% o( k8 B8 l, A11. HERO: ADMIRABLE::
7 w5 y6 a+ S, m8 J3 X" P (A) critic: capricious0 ?) C+ O* Z; k; D0 [$ K, ]
(B) braggart: surly
) {! _0 m7 d5 X; P( h5 S. E6 G( b (C) eccentric: unconventional/ d' ]+ y9 o& @& I1 `; e% U% W
(D) anarchist: powerful% H2 D2 Y0 |# m% t
(E) enemy: immoral
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8 L0 v) I4 @2 }, t6 P8 N( e6 |12. GALVANIZE: STIMULATE::
5 e: p1 z" {, f( Y/ O9 H (A) agitate: occlude
& K- Z+ D. r" V3 d (B) incubate: humidify
H0 o( ^& i- ~' e (C) sterilize: separate! p( _& O4 b9 K3 m% V& s
(D) irrigate: flush
) L1 r5 ~* B& P' T (E) purify: amalgamate1 D8 T9 f9 k" J( y
' L& s& A: g" G& w7 }. |, H& i13. MANIFEST: PERCEIVE::' l' n0 _, ^% _, N% L
(A) porous: tear
" l! q9 I. s0 M8 |# |4 g0 r, ? (B) renovated: improve W" a3 \* h( b7 r9 u2 ~* O* K
(C) doubtful: assess
8 l& M( K5 Y% I, r ]5 j (D) brittle: break9 q4 @! c1 g% C: h# z# |
(E) elite: qualify& j- a4 P. P. H6 @6 Y* ^: ?( q& ?
7 { I+ ]& t6 w& g14. LOOSE: CONFINEMENT::
/ m- O2 \+ g. z& n% Q0 t (A) forgive: injury
! J5 y9 d4 o8 G: F$ N (B) promulgate: rule* u- J) s1 p, A
(C) disabuse: misconception
2 [# b o; I# E/ |0 W (D) redress: allegation
Q) T& I* d0 R! ]& u A (E) disengage: independence
+ t9 g- d5 e4 X4 Y, a( e, j. G, m' K4 r, i% Z( \
15. BLANDISHMENT: COAX::$ S9 D9 S7 _/ `+ `0 I/ V, [
(A) prevarication: deceive4 ]$ P2 v9 D f
(B) reverie: dream
3 B/ ~/ a& ]* p: A2 F/ W" J3 s" D (C) persuasion: coerce: s! H3 d# ^' k0 F& e$ x: B
(D) enticement: impoverish
- Y* w( E V! M5 F) Q (E) explanation: mislead
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1 X C' F. X* L( g! e16. CONVULSION: CONTRACTION::6 w2 {4 R8 w; @1 h2 f
(A) aggression: attack
: }2 }- i. m* Q9 H& z; r (B) sulkiness: punishment2 B2 j) X5 M0 }* }, N V
(C) persistence: acquiescence/ x: e2 D8 x* f" Z( ~" [8 B! E; ]- Z7 Y
(D) frenzy: emotion3 W4 s+ ]/ T V/ K
(E) indifference: greeting8 h' ^" K/ {% [# l+ F
9 x- E+ i" r% u4 @/ j28. GROUNDED:
" _$ X" h( j& u& v, J; G2 @5 F (A) attendant7 D/ h+ m' e: a( g: U8 ~
(B) flawless
/ s% d7 p$ s% D# [; b, c# j( S: d( B (C) effective
: L+ M( u! }3 `% J/ Q (D) aloft
5 ^( i2 L2 U' l- O7 V' _ (E) noteworthy6 o5 G8 C. J* t7 i& q
9 ^6 Z5 t% N: |; [0 ^- r) J
29. DISCHARGE:
& ~. h* P$ f6 c2 s0 k6 N (A) retreat
5 T8 G! f+ ^- Y+ C (B) hire
% J0 h; N; w! W (C) insist
* `) R4 V. }$ `7 I (D) circulate) t, F% i8 n/ D* a" a; \# }* L
(E) pause4 s9 t1 b7 w9 \4 |" d6 @2 Q
) t5 Q' }: O8 K9 \
30. INTERMITTENT:
5 Z4 a5 s$ @ f (A) compatible9 i2 X& A+ r1 O# @' u+ V
(B) constant
. E8 |8 z2 @, V3 l (C) neutral/ `! f4 _# @, B2 P: A
(D) unadulterated& p5 k2 a3 c; K1 z/ y2 ]
(E) indispensable, M4 n5 g* s9 D* s' O
- t5 P6 ?7 W" E8 s9 j31. APT:% [8 m# _6 i t6 }" o
(A) exceptionally ornate
5 w! q2 B% g7 u( k: N4 D6 Z (B) patently absurd: {5 u& E% W: T) Q& R
(C) singularly destructive
1 C9 F! `/ q- o; s/ ?9 t: R. v! M (D) extremely inappropriate
3 Y/ N u* u, Q$ o9 s (E) fundamentally insensitive- a5 t0 L5 N. z* Z0 I. V
* @, ?& z( e4 h9 s/ h G9 B9 O7 r5 d
32. JUSTIFY:7 {( X; z: N0 J: \
(A) misjudge
- D1 W0 R7 I2 a/ G7 N/ t1 Q (B) ponder6 r6 o, y' X0 S) o; d0 j
(C) terminate. T# J2 X5 o8 S2 H7 L4 J+ s
(D) argue against- I4 [( r- c1 t( u7 a
(E) select from" Z7 G T* {/ f) E. }9 p
33. TEDIOUS: 1 U: l" P- O" h* T4 B0 O& F$ B- q. J
(A) intricate' y `. Z, [ z! h6 u% U
(B) straightforward3 Q% F0 w# q7 Q/ \* ]% X& Q* m m
(C) conspicuous
8 R$ z8 j) k8 y& B (D) entertaining6 }# f' e; v1 P0 |% R0 @
(E) prominent
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34. INTEGRAL:! c# V% d6 H) D: T8 p" S) ?
(A) profuse & U8 F$ \* D3 E* v8 ?( C
(B) superfluous( x+ P; r4 f% V* o- ~
(C) meritorious- C+ W T# P c% d i
(D) neutral
8 G: \$ p: I8 a, Q6 `$ A (E) displaced
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35. COWED:
: R% v0 v( M, c. L (A) unencumbered' ~& C3 Z( G0 R+ Y) S7 D9 s3 L
(B) untired* C! W) Z6 @5 J! z: h/ m* j
(C) unversed7 K( K1 Z b5 V' n1 g+ C
(D) unworried
/ ^6 E; ~: ^6 k7 |7 K (E) undaunted
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36. CONCORD:
3 S, Z5 i2 M R' ? (A) continuance
* o8 I# O$ ]: o( z7 e1 t- `6 u (B) severance
- q4 v; i% i' b# O8 Q1 m (C) dissension
+ G1 Z& {& r+ c# A2 m (D) complex relationship
0 p m- p; F8 @5 e$ a2 N2 \ (E) unrealistic hypothesis/ \1 ?& r. C; u. J+ I' f6 A( y" T
- Q P; m4 \2 n% ~+ u! o8 L& w2 T37. FRIABLE:4 P* J: U. x8 e
(A) substantial. i" M7 n% V9 t$ l/ e: ^
(B) inflexible
: I( [% w' H6 A Y& Z (C) easily contained
, h: j' K9 o" Y6 @ (D) slow to accelerate9 Z, v+ u9 H7 w( y
(E) not easily crumbled
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38. DERACINATE:# T! {% [0 _/ ?5 ~
(A) illuminate3 G/ i2 d( M. j" g, l
(B) quench
9 D$ g4 k% W5 d, L (C) amplify
( \* ]# p/ I5 M& B( a' N (D) polish
( `6 F( \- f, B (E) plant
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; J; H6 W* u: [: v9 G& \% cSECTION 4) V: k) |6 j' C D. @( [# j
Time – 30 minutes$ z- J: t! f9 p7 e
38 Questions6 m, L, D2 c- e9 q+ u
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1. Punishment for violating moral rules is much
% |( F4 L. v5 L& J4 H# U7 T more common than reward for following them;5 F4 K8 h& E+ h2 A( i0 a# @( O
thus, ----- the rules goes almost ---- in society.+ C7 g% w! E9 Y6 r' V b# t% Y
(A) association with .. undefended
. Y5 j1 _! z/ \6 @7 c8 y (B) adherence to .. unnoticed
/ y2 z6 U* t i6 m (C) affiliation of .. uncorrected: W1 X: D: j* p2 ]) _0 X; s
(D) opposition to .. unchecked* @& h |2 u# T
(E) ignorance of .. unresolved5 X4 P8 i8 d7 `
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2. Compassion is a great respecter of justice: we
( j. C$ h# c7 b1 S- O/ b" r" Z: u pity those who suffer ----.& X) h5 Z6 W4 d( Q( N# w# e) h
(A) shamelessly8 H. \# O% p" R) t& [' \
(B) unwittingly4 M( |& J5 B6 b9 w1 E% E1 J
(C) vicariously1 [6 q& M4 J' `* n e8 M
(D) intensively
! d5 V% `0 P" S- |2 Q$ u4 a (E) undeservedly, W& y0 ]* \ {( T
o: Q- e& W `3 {& Z3. No work illustrated his disdain for a systematic" \# K! `, ]# y
approach to research better than his
& r8 s k0 K) l1 v3 K4 Y: Z6 Q; N dissertation, which was rejected primarily # U2 i2 T! j" H2 P* I7 N5 M* B
because his bibliography constituted, at best,
8 G% E9 z: }4 B2 c P8 ] ----- survey of the major texts in his field.
e" K" o8 \0 L (A) an unimaginative
; ^0 P- {" I9 h) o( I (B) an orthodox8 `. t. S o4 K8 b8 h0 }
(C) a meticulous
. J6 Q9 s2 S, C+ a9 S (D) a comprehensive
* o2 O; m: e4 d (E) a haphazard: g2 p+ A7 F6 N9 S( |; N
# ^/ C0 C9 e# Y% Z$ R4. In contrast to the----- with which the l+ y3 f0 o Y5 a* p, ]( K3 q
acquisition of language by young children was 0 m' m, p% e. h+ [) K# a6 L/ T @! F/ F
once regarded, the process by which such
- M2 S6 y) a0 G9 n learning occurs has now become the object $ `2 J# H% D, a+ a
of ----- .8 i: s5 e( v5 T$ s0 x' P) ^# i/ w3 u
(A) intensity .. fascination
7 h: L# P8 N9 ^9 X8 n& S$ ]" O. [ (B) incuriosity .. scrutiny% D/ g# A# n+ E2 E' A, S2 e
(C) anxiety .. criticism
6 _4 I# a$ y- \: L4 c# F7 {# \ (D) reverence .. admiration% p) X R. z, [4 \
(E) impatience .. training
+ `+ w, H4 i8 ^2 b3 l+ A; E4 N3 c( f/ Y X% F7 p1 }4 }8 B# S$ J0 O3 j
5. The senator’s remark that she is ambivalent 7 {, X1 S! x M' @ F
about running for a second term is -----given
8 ]& m$ u" C+ ?3 V% u0 R4 N7 j8 D g the extremely ----- fund-raising activities of - m3 I, F& H" G0 j9 v
her campaign committee.
& |" P7 x' [( y, c! i: Q (A) disingenuous .. reluctant
' ~. ~ D: e- x8 n1 C( J (B) futile .. clandestine3 u- b/ c6 F5 j9 k, l
(C) sincere .. visible
8 J1 p* g5 u* v9 U+ q4 _ (D) persuasive .. apathetic
7 D1 ^0 y! q A) ?$ T+ ^; T (E) straightforward .. energetic
, A* F8 p3 |& V( q5 H' q+ ?
) I4 N: j' U" L* R# j. T# ?9 p. ^, R6. Until quite recently research on diabetes had, as
: ?4 P9 k, K* z3 ?# _; E a kind of holding action, attempted to refine $ P7 y; u8 ^' ]+ I4 d) z
the -----of the disease, primarily because no
2 `9 W4 ^. s" N( X+ N% ~$ {( r* t preventive strategy seemed at all likely to
8 S5 r9 a/ N6 Q: _" s) e- T8 v be ----- .; l( \3 i& N% u% f. }3 f0 q
(A) definition .. necessary
8 Z' L& Z* H) C. ]2 o6 h0 q (B) anticipation .. acceptable
' H4 ?/ b. p) | (C) understanding .. costly
& c* r9 y7 a* d$ t n (D) treatment .. practicable
" x; L x# j- F4 \5 t (E) symptoms .. feasible
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7. Most plant species exhibit ----- in their
# O+ d+ F9 w9 X& K geographical distribution: often, a given species ( P5 d+ A! b3 P8 j
is found over a large geographical area, but
- i; k2 \: |/ x5 R7 ]8 _7 ~ individual populations within that range are : N' T9 ^; c7 u* h9 v
widely ----- .
0 [+ _# D: u1 `9 q Z3 c, @ (A) discontinuity .. separated
7 g8 \* S5 V7 j. t (B) density .. dispersed H! m3 j9 E1 A6 I+ w
(C) symmetry .. observed" }' H2 F* t: d7 Z- ?0 t+ G0 [9 F. R
(D) uniformity .. scattered7 @+ M+ G4 _/ \
(E) concentration .. adaptable
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' u: F% o0 _6 z2 F# _! J
Directions: In each of the following questions, a+ i' z& K" o. A5 z$ D
related pair of words or phrases is followed by five lettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair.
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5 d$ X5 v j) s+ ^8. FATIGUE: REST::" O; w4 j D2 n( ?" o2 `
(A) gravity: weight 5 S4 @+ @4 K3 b: S. U
(B) friction: heat
& [- ?, ^- u& Y% \ v (C) dehydration: water
( d5 W5 W: {# X2 T/ G. u+ m; K (D) dizziness: vertigo* [ T/ |6 p: h$ `3 q4 c
(E) radiation: light
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: t0 b$ O; D" |2 c+ G9. RECYCLE: DISPOSAL::
2 _. V5 ~4 A% V1 R2 { (A) recommend: insistence
7 L/ h2 o: m3 `; |0 w: h4 |/ Z (B) reciprocate: treatment
# d' ?) W! h, Y2 _, M2 ~ (C) rehabilitate: demolition
2 d: S% W! w% y3 n' J E (D) attach: conquest$ f9 n& Y# G3 R# W( r+ t- a4 q0 J
(E) offer: sale8 y9 e! o/ U# P, h
, P; J# X! |# p! I10. DICTIONARY: ALPHABETICAL::
8 r# p$ \; o* ~. c (A) map: contoured
5 ?8 A8 I! ^& F (B) diary: anecdotal
! W; b/ O% W& ~' [8 C. [ (C) outline: detailed
3 i3 a8 C9 E8 `8 o (D) narrative: prosaic
4 I# A% f1 j3 i) B: V (E) annals: chronological
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% w& q. R& k! r, h9 d' W11. ATTENUATE: THICKNESS::& ?4 }* J$ C' H0 s: i
(A) separate: substance8 O0 }" Y& c6 m% M% C
(B) ventilate: circulation8 G0 f. h! ~" m
(C) vaccinate: immunity5 R2 y' P9 N/ z4 x- A
(D) relocate: site+ @! g: ?5 }7 f4 C
(E) debilitate: strength( ?. D/ I( D5 l+ w: r1 V
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12. SATIRE: RIDICULE::; U$ F' K/ D& v+ U
(A) oration: enmity
' v. `) e2 s3 ?. F; i# ~4 f F (B) lullaby: dream
% a7 g X i( a (C) parody: praise$ O9 r# d6 ?6 T% p1 x! p3 m
(D) elegy: sorrow
( }5 n* E) W8 J1 N& t7 v" p! c. C% F (E) sonnet: remembrance+ R+ O" V1 U; ^) G5 A5 ]" n
1 v- S, {: V3 Z, q13. STOIC: PERTURB::! A+ z3 m# J. F( b8 o1 C
(A) perplexed: enlighten
' w/ m. z1 R/ \1 K2 V- l (B) nondescript: neglect
8 |4 Z8 c* m8 ]7 F% z8 z. C (C) tranquil: pacify4 `( m8 }+ N& G1 P1 X% X5 ?" q3 B
(D) avaricious: satisfy/ ^% o( @$ U4 [3 w
(E) daunting: bewilder2 Y$ b- U% [" [7 r" C
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14. EXCULPATORY: ABSOLVE::
9 g; y& b6 r- k! h: d (A) motivational: stir
$ A8 P$ C5 y* I! q9 \ (B) conventional: resist
7 e' b" Q; o/ ^7 j% @2 r (C) rhetorical: speak
) w4 h9 H. |2 ~* O1 u (D) pedantic: learn/ F- v8 e9 _% C2 ], \8 e
(E) ponderous: choose
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! x% Y2 @ X) _; K15. MODERATE: INTENSITY::
2 I) G3 J' F( g: h (A) extenuate: seriousness C. ^. |! y+ q4 X
(B) separate: distance, l4 w, _5 Q" o; G* j n: n6 x
(C) indulge: chaos
+ I' @6 u: }$ u. X! j0 ` y. I (D) commemorate: memorial
5 M- [) l: |* K, ^/ v. R (E) disparage: animosity
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16. JOLT: MOVE::
3 g5 B/ S8 j) B0 D4 t (A) possess: acquire, [1 C) F* f# c* z0 [; B% w0 D9 W) R
(B) arrive: remain' j/ O0 u o9 \
(C) check: stop# ?4 l8 ` f8 w" x# m7 u
(D) spiral: turn
( i; g( t& ~& y7 F% [4 r+ b (E) rattle: hear
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28. CELEBRITY:5 H# q3 {! Y5 t: K4 C) r
(A) eccentricity
+ X9 l: B+ F& N1 N: c* r (B) informality$ g) m. N2 Q& v6 M! h5 D5 k5 }
(C) obscurity+ D4 j2 l9 u- O& E5 r
(D) aloofness
) B. \" o! v5 a- F) o (E) nonchalance
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29. CHRONIC:+ o% ^4 H4 x' n2 ]+ q4 U* c$ O
(A) imminent
' R' G6 ?; r) [$ K3 g (B) asynchronous! P, C4 w- m& {
(C) sequential# ?2 @3 [: X9 f J9 t# O
(D) sporadic p N3 K! m" m5 c% m5 ~
(E) spontaneous9 L" V/ s7 Y, t+ S; H/ Q4 L
* v v' R7 n- j: d& D& g
30. ACCUMULATION:8 Q. d, W+ [( _) U0 x( v
(A) severance9 n5 w5 o- z2 t0 y( x0 {0 @! H8 E
(B) dissipation
4 g9 w) R; j6 N6 Z6 |: n/ a (C) reciprocity
1 Y7 y# a0 ]* V7 w( n: D (D) absolution+ P+ t- |0 p# h' q5 ]2 a
(E) remuneration; l0 \; V1 \# d) K2 l7 e5 L, u/ ]
8 N& b! G% B3 y. X31. CALCIFICATION:
]$ ^5 B- |, E Z7 y1 M8 l6 U" n1 l (A) forgetfulness' }3 ^9 l8 D, C2 e* ~$ U
(B) abundance3 J4 X' v, z+ z" y7 G$ Y9 K" w) d
(C) streamlining& E0 ^2 m/ y" l; ?7 a' c
(D) clairvoyance
- }; ~ [, C1 \. V& h3 s (E) flexibility
+ a- p$ {( k# E: O
6 |' v% M' o9 N& j32. MIGRATORY:
2 H4 x1 @2 o' {4 `% z (A) speculative
" o, ~. ?( {' d5 N (B) transitory5 z1 }) d$ o6 u6 ?5 J3 \( V
(C) sedentary
, a, {% c4 M. q8 K! Y (D) kinetic
- ?1 \ i6 {4 D5 ~5 d (E) convergent' q3 D. T# L; q+ O
3 L- g Q! o# ]! y33. CIVILITY:5 B ]/ s* S- z" g5 I( b" {
(A) impassivity
6 Y/ T' Z5 O! x+ D/ r' M' r (B) rudeness
$ E2 j! `! I. Y3 l5 }* x) Z$ V (C) indiscretion
+ j- `: G4 F, f0 d: u M+ ^8 ` (D) dubiety
, ~! C7 y; `+ R' d3 q* \3 n (E) indolence, G1 U0 ?6 `9 i; u; j, u( D* S
# ^! a5 m7 t: D1 r0 s
34. VARIANCE:* h0 r/ y( D' z
(A) contingency
; @: A6 Q4 K! w; [8 g (B) congruity0 X: a, _8 ?$ P8 o
(C) encumbrance
. T- e, L. Q9 i5 D0 ` (D) usefulness
I- h2 J5 B0 d5 m- `; O (E) distinctness6 o# W _3 r3 v) l+ M$ i4 ~( f/ ?* E9 ]
X; C; O7 j8 A" _0 W- P
35. GENIAL: d/ u' e7 U# ?: z- x C) ^: p" e6 Q
(A) dyspeptic
2 k+ t3 R+ E L; O) S (B) ceremonious
. k: L7 Z( X! x: y (C) wistful/ d. T7 h: g! K3 ]: g
(D) ravishing
* Q. x1 E2 A2 m8 e; _+ r (E) variable q- K* G7 Z1 c- ~" n- ]9 j+ [
& F, l$ V( ]: P! i. F9 x; x
36. DIURNAL:
' D9 j7 d- Z$ C- }. z# z- S (A) predictable
) a( \% H; m! B7 C* u* G4 k (B) ephemeral
# U# T% Z* Q0 U$ ]9 F (C) primitive% C8 p& {3 j( x5 C% c5 u! D
(D) nocturnal
1 m# X- b n" r" W, f# X8 u (E) vestigial
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37. APOLOGIST:
, L9 R4 E }' ? w (A) accompanist6 B3 t0 u L; R) G6 n# m! y x2 y
(B) protagonist
- i# O3 @) b: W5 }' ^ g( } (C) supplicant
' c$ X2 \" i$ h0 ? [6 k7 j5 M (D) critic
. }7 t: f- E7 V7 F. v! Q6 m (E) conspirator
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38. VIRULENT:2 s2 g2 ` `8 d5 v
(A) auspicious7 ?8 W' V1 T& ]) s$ q2 _. @
(B) polite
/ `' t8 K. s1 m3 _7 p# h (C) salubrious
. P/ a4 ^. `0 N( U6 ?2 o (D) vanquished
1 J' S! [9 i( k; S (E) intermittent9 R% L/ Z* {9 I2 u! ~; r
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9 s; E" t1 h! m4 M答案:; w: v9 \7 E9 Y" T
- I; |5 n4 F0 @, v6 P% ASection 1: BAECD CCEEA CDDCA DBCCCAEBEC ADDBB DDDBE CEE
( c5 y ` Z) ]# c- bSection 3: CCDBB ACBAD CCABC CBEAB BDBEC EEACE
0 `+ Z/ u5 {3 f% n* ]. gSection 4: BEEBD DACCE EDDAA CCBED CBBCE ADCDB ECBBA DDC
" A4 g* n8 P7 [# u# `! E3 S0 gSection 6: BAADC ADCDC DBCDB ABEDE CBABD EAEBE |
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