6G冲刺模考讨论(八)

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6G冲刺模考讨论(八)

SECTION 1
. C  A6 ^) `7 }& l/ uTime –30 minutes
18 Questions
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1. While many Russian composers of the
$ t4 V" E6 W! _% A6 o/ L  nineteenth century contributed to an emerging
  national style, other composers did not----
  idiomatic Russian musical elements, ---- instead   
  the traditional musical vocabulary of Western
  European Romanticism.
  (A) utilize ..rejecting
$ D9 ~! O8 p: P0 x6 F8 x1 ~: A  (B) incorporate.. preferring
  (C) exclude.. avoiding
  (D) repudiate.. expanding
1 q& n# k4 e% E4 k7 _) i6 y  (E) esteem.. disdaining

2. Because the painter Albert Pinkham Ryder was
' b2 Z" q' s( h3 g& f* A& D6 I  obsessed with his ----perfection, he was rarely
% M) {( |0 s; B/ N  ----a painting, creating endless variations of a
  scene on one canvas, one on top of another.
. |" y1 f/ L6 e  (A) quest for.. satisfied with
  (B) insistence on .. displeased with
  (C) contempt for.. disconcerted by
  (D) alienation from.. immersed in
  (E) need for.. concerned with
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( i4 {' |" k2 L( D$ n3. Objectively set standards can serve as a ----for
  physicians, providing them ----unjustified
  malpractice claims.
0 v( K5 \' b% [/ t/ n- `  (A) trial.. evidence of
  (B) model.. experience with
  D$ W0 ]6 Y% x9 M  h$ u  S& N  (C) criterion.. reasons for
5 d& q7 m+ q# m3 T! f  q  (D) test.. questions about
& F* T8 }5 x6 F- @5 p2 D  (E) safeguard.. protection from

+ q* p- u1 i6 ]+ C. C4. In spite of ----reviews in the press, the
) c# O& s* Q6 }, `  production of her play was ----almost certain
% j1 ~  y5 T& d& z  oblivion by enthusiastic audiences whose   
  acumen was greater than that of the critics.
  (A) lukewarm.. condemned to
4 B  P8 Q/ X% K# `  (B) scathing.. exposed to
$ H, G7 u6 E' ~+ Z7 J  (C) lackluster.. rescued from
  (D) sensitive.. reduced to
  (E) admiring.. insured against

3 D# B& |6 ?. k- r- E; m+ G5. The passions of love and pride are often found
  in the same individual, but having little in
9 o# \& V5 x2 c( p7 \% x  common, they mutually ----, not to say destroy,
' s- P) d8 }5 b$ g) M( a5 p  each other.
  (A) reinforce
  S. f8 K, `! t3 R  (B) annihilate
  (C) enhance
  (D) weaken
& A  v' y, f+ H& G  (E) embrace
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" M+ A- O# ]$ b- m" t6. The necessity of establishing discrete categories
/ J, H* w: w8 ~/ p' L+ _  for observations frequently leads to attempts to
2 s' H9 r& d6 n  h% U5 O% O  make absolute ----when there are in reality
  only----.
  (A) analyses.. hypotheses
  (B) correlations.. digressions
  (C) distinctions.. gradations
  (D) complications.. ambiguities
  (E) conjectures.. approximations
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7. A unique clay disk found at the Minoan site of
  B' |1 `1 J1 Q6 ^/ W  Phaistos is often ----as the earliest example of
  printing by scholars who have defended its claim
, p: @5 z: [6 G$ H1 {- U. h" ?  to this status despite equivalent claims put
  forward for other printing artifacts.
  (A) questioned
! C/ S! m& F$ K+ E, v  (B) overlooked
2 [' C4 x5 r9 G  (C) adduced
  (D) conceded
0 [2 \  Y4 n% N6 y0 l% Z2 ?: q1 J  (E) dismissed

, [. |  H9 E: b1 u3 Z- T8 Z5 d+ B8. EXEMPT: LIABILITY::
* m7 {; Y& L0 Z4 o  (A) flout: authority
  (B) bestow: reward
+ \" e5 U# x) o1 h+ h* A: g  (C) permit: request
  (D) restrain: disorder
+ x. b# B' o' h# Q$ ^% U  (E) pardon: penalty
9. FULL-BODIED: FLAVOR::
   (A) penetrating: vision
# z, y) N- w/ g2 o( o   (B) humorous: character
( h1 c; }& F- `   (C) salacious: language
( p9 Q7 D$ y# y0 Q1 t9 s5 J1 `   (D) nostalgic: feeling
   (E) resonant: sound


7 u+ s3 p# q: x( E. Q& b, d+ K10. LEGACY: PREDECESSOR::
   (A) gift: donor
2 J; u2 }- y- v1 r; G6 t1 O4 Y, C   (B) gratuity: service
8 r9 A: F! C  r) a8 y% i$ ]1 y; V! D   (C) contribution: charity
! Q9 ~4 v5 d' r   (D) receipt: customer
+ f" h' V$ _- @5 h% r   (E) loan: collector
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11. HERO: ADMIRABLE::
. W* B$ W/ L) t" t: Q   (A) critic: capricious
   (B) braggart: surly
0 o1 ~) Q5 Z8 D( E/ q7 w   (C) eccentric: unconventional
8 v2 z& ~1 _" _6 |/ o9 a1 B$ T   (D) anarchist: powerful
+ O) l3 O# u" P2 g% G. h   (E) enemy: immoral

* g: U8 b+ W5 m3 r12. GALVANIZE: STIMULATE::
   (A) agitate: occlude
   (B) incubate: humidify
   (C) sterilize: separate
   (D) irrigate: flush
   (E) purify: amalgamate

13. MANIFEST: PERCEIVE::
: Z6 m, z. ~4 j! |  W   (A) porous: tear
   (B) renovated: improve
. d- n& k7 x0 y. t6 U3 A) A  _+ y   (C) doubtful: assess
, k; f! f0 N( D9 @, L5 M   (D) brittle: break
   (E) elite: qualify
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14. LOOSE: CONFINEMENT::
   (A) forgive: injury
   (B) promulgate: rule
5 B3 B$ z% F( e8 r   (C) disabuse: misconception
   (D) redress: allegation
   (E) disengage: independence
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15. BLANDISHMENT: COAX::
- `6 ^1 c1 E7 g9 X4 ~- A2 n& J   (A) prevarication: deceive
   (B) reverie: dream
5 q3 q6 \# X- a. X% s1 X/ w   (C) persuasion: coerce
   (D) enticement: impoverish
   (E) explanation: mislead

16. CONVULSION: CONTRACTION::
   (A) aggression: attack
   (B) sulkiness: punishment
( b0 W+ @8 r; N* ?5 W+ c   (C) persistence: acquiescence
( w( t- Y! _' H   (D) frenzy: emotion
   (E) indifference: greeting

* C7 T1 q: y1 g7 e+ A5 [! E28. GROUNDED:
   (A) attendant
   (B) flawless
   (C) effective
   (D) aloft
   (E) noteworthy

29. DISCHARGE:
5 E2 F. ~* K) A& S5 M( v   (A) retreat
# p& E$ V& a, F1 K5 y9 Z" F   (B) hire
   (C) insist
   (D) circulate
  ^* v$ d$ l9 r0 Q3 W2 j   (E) pause
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30. INTERMITTENT:
   (A) compatible
   (B) constant
7 D% a$ x6 K8 j" U  ^   (C) neutral
   (D) unadulterated
   (E) indispensable

3 P  B1 E' @2 \- a2 D* \6 v31. APT:
   (A) exceptionally ornate
8 |+ K, s- b6 ^  q) k0 O   (B) patently absurd
   (C) singularly destructive
   (D) extremely inappropriate
7 x1 l6 Q0 H& r& [. }& a+ N$ T   (E) fundamentally insensitive

4 o, S5 |5 S* F( C' U! Y4 i32. JUSTIFY:
   (A) misjudge
   (B) ponder
   (C) terminate
3 [3 z2 f/ \- r  e& v   (D) argue against
   (E) select from
8 ?* R: t: n, Q% i33. TEDIOUS:
   (A) intricate
   (B) straightforward
   (C) conspicuous
   (D) entertaining
   (E) prominent
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34. INTEGRAL:
3 c. Q: {3 k9 a/ `   (A) profuse
# c+ K/ i$ H: r6 L6 p( n& m+ ?   (B) superfluous
   (C) meritorious
   (D) neutral
   (E) displaced
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1 e1 b' @+ k2 X& G35. COWED:
$ L5 K0 ?5 y# w7 N2 }   (A) unencumbered
) M; F9 P, x* d5 D% A% G/ A: L   (B) untired
# l1 {' u$ U) B   (C) unversed
, N6 p+ C( v( d6 W   (D) unworried
; n1 f6 {4 S! ]! [! a   (E) undaunted
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* U$ l+ G& U+ j9 W: i36. CONCORD:
   (A) continuance
& t6 F  A5 ^# q   (B) severance
4 o: s; P/ ^5 e3 `9 F   (C) dissension
   (D) complex relationship
   (E) unrealistic hypothesis
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6 [8 M" W) r' Y& b37. FRIABLE：
  e! X: |# W: ?3 i   (A) substantial
   (B) inflexible
' q; ^; I* b; p  i* W9 t   (C) easily contained
2 G8 g, G9 j, D+ @! G   (D) slow to accelerate
; {' U6 I  H+ [7 d+ G   (E) not easily crumbled
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$ |: F0 V: s1 v6 s9 e$ }0 ~3 m38. DERACINATE:
   (A) illuminate
1 X2 @: m1 L9 n  F8 o* f, B   (B) quench
% s: F# _- }5 F+ y; O   (C) amplify
   (D) polish
* ^) Z5 H% H; a& l   (E) plant
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SECTION 4
Time – 30 minutes
38 Questions

) O1 |3 O% |1 B' ]1. Punishment for violating moral rules is much
6 h& o. h# Z9 G0 c  more common than reward for following them;
* Y. V3 V% p# W  thus, ----- the rules goes almost ---- in society.
6 g8 t6 F! x: {  (A) association with .. undefended
1 M  d6 r. c; p. ^1 W+ m) S  (B) adherence to .. unnoticed
  (C) affiliation of .. uncorrected
' o6 p( G1 B0 ]% q& z' a  (D) opposition to .. unchecked
  (E) ignorance of .. unresolved

" m) {5 k1 Q% f$ E2 H2. Compassion is a great respecter of justice: we
  pity those who suffer ----.
1 K8 ~: X5 e$ E/ E& }- o  (A) shamelessly
2 ^+ g# O9 R- C" Q  (B) unwittingly
0 ^4 }9 Z% ~. \  f7 ]" ]  (C) vicariously
  (D) intensively
( M! j: n9 j" @$ W" K  K8 C6 u  (E) undeservedly
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7 @) v( N$ K% G3 u6 L3. No work illustrated his disdain for a systematic
0 s' C, t/ x0 ?- ?  approach to research better than his
  ?2 b9 t3 a1 l7 m, T1 x1 x. R  dissertation, which was rejected primarily
5 ^2 J0 q" Z1 X  because his bibliography constituted, at best,
, u$ G" v( k# Y- Z6 z: l  ----- survey of the major texts in his field.
  (A) an unimaginative
  (B) an orthodox
) u$ _: M9 w, H, Z9 S4 R. [8 h  (C) a meticulous
  (D) a comprehensive
$ c2 _7 x2 R. q5 O9 C  (E) a haphazard
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5 e# p& O! t9 e4. In contrast to the----- with which the
, ^2 |7 q5 F5 [+ @  acquisition of language by young children was
  once regarded, the process by which such
$ N8 B: w  o8 t# [' W0 y  learning occurs has now become the object
- p" n+ N' M6 u+ s' K  of ----- .
$ h( R& v. D$ H4 J  (A) intensity .. fascination
  (B) incuriosity .. scrutiny
. t. j. U% w1 [* b$ ~  (C) anxiety .. criticism
  (D) reverence .. admiration
/ j2 O* Z# {! s5 N/ ]  (E) impatience .. training
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' F5 w# ]- a! g' c1 v5. The senator’s remark that she is ambivalent
1 S9 O3 v5 c, g+ s  about running for a second term is -----given
, g* A  o' w8 p3 ~" ]0 m  the extremely ----- fund-raising activities of
; i: `( e; J' i5 i6 }8 a* h$ g; s, M  her campaign committee.
/ V, R4 s" m* K1 M  (A) disingenuous .. reluctant
  (B) futile .. clandestine
! T7 }' M- Z0 O$ Z9 K  (C) sincere .. visible
  (D) persuasive .. apathetic
  (E) straightforward .. energetic
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( |+ R$ Z! y- b6 }6 K; I6. Until quite recently research on diabetes had, as
+ |! W4 Y: s. e" S5 Q3 t. O  a kind of holding action, attempted to refine
+ O- u1 ]. ], U1 [3 E* E9 W9 a  the -----of the disease, primarily because no
1 P9 f. L: v5 l  preventive strategy seemed at all likely to
  be ----- .
' C/ f  `. R+ n* \/ J  v. n' B" H  (A) definition .. necessary
  (B) anticipation .. acceptable
  (C) understanding .. costly
  (D) treatment .. practicable
  (E) symptoms .. feasible
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- t5 f2 G! U. L; s, r7. Most plant species exhibit ----- in their
' G9 f$ v, c9 I& A% F5 n2 x  geographical distribution: often, a given species
' A& f$ r/ \2 s3 r9 a7 W, Z  is found over a large geographical area, but
  individual populations within that range are
6 t: a& Q4 @. D8 O$ a- Q  widely ----- .
  (A) discontinuity .. separated
+ P' X- R$ M+ f; b/ L8 }  (B) density .. dispersed
5 x) l1 L5 ^% v& ?% A7 }$ J  (C) symmetry .. observed
/ q0 Z, ?( u. v& c6 |+ B  (D) uniformity .. scattered
# f0 c5 a1 N! ]; c4 D4 k# f( g  (E) concentration .. adaptable

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" ^6 p' }, U9 t4 j2 x, F7 ADirections: In each of the following questions, a
* X. s, }/ E) V4 Y5 Y. erelated 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.

% V4 @# k% ]" E, O8. FATIGUE: REST::
5 w. l$ y( K* ~0 _: C  (A) gravity: weight
  (B) friction: heat
2 o  W( n* k- Z" C% n- s  (C) dehydration: water
  (D) dizziness: vertigo
  (E) radiation: light

& \! n8 s* A- D' M( x5 L, a" v+ \; D3 N9. RECYCLE: DISPOSAL::
- w5 Z. E( o1 C/ M+ i: T+ l  (A) recommend: insistence
  (B) reciprocate: treatment
  (C) rehabilitate: demolition
+ S; p2 l, W. ]/ _  (D) attach: conquest
  (E) offer: sale
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8 E1 B0 N% }' @/ B10. DICTIONARY: ALPHABETICAL::
( j) l" R, `, S: Q  O   (A) map: contoured
   (B) diary: anecdotal
; Q* X! w& ^- T9 C, `% e' ~   (C) outline: detailed
+ L5 Y4 g6 ?# a+ o   (D) narrative: prosaic
+ }" _  |/ i; r* A8 J) a& R   (E) annals: chronological
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8 W9 A1 G' X% n  \. @6 B' V& D1 ^! r/ n- x11. ATTENUATE: THICKNESS::
   (A) separate: substance
   (B) ventilate: circulation
   (C) vaccinate: immunity
2 j$ i( h3 P8 d% b- n1 q   (D) relocate: site
   (E) debilitate: strength

12. SATIRE: RIDICULE::
& i+ t, [  ~# A1 [# o4 h   (A) oration: enmity
   (B) lullaby: dream
3 \/ x/ t, U2 a% \+ a+ K" O: ?+ \   (C) parody: praise
4 K2 x6 Q9 k1 z. }  }   (D) elegy: sorrow
- B' E) C, O+ d% v7 q! r& w   (E) sonnet: remembrance
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3 f6 K9 S0 d, l" U13. STOIC: PERTURB::
   (A) perplexed: enlighten
   (B) nondescript: neglect
   (C) tranquil: pacify
1 C5 N% g# w5 ]% A   (D) avaricious: satisfy
- p. Y4 u# x5 g7 U, \3 H   (E) daunting: bewilder
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; d6 c+ o) j% R14. EXCULPATORY: ABSOLVE::
   (A) motivational: stir
   (B) conventional: resist
- b: Q1 u5 L6 |% c" v   (C) rhetorical: speak
   (D) pedantic: learn
   (E) ponderous: choose
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( p* m, K' b3 _$ Q6 @15. MODERATE: INTENSITY::
   (A) extenuate: seriousness
$ o1 W% P' H  \6 p5 z3 o$ ?   (B) separate: distance
# m0 r' c: C9 |- w+ K   (C) indulge: chaos
   (D) commemorate: memorial
   (E) disparage: animosity
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4 `' g1 n% ?! R" {/ d16. JOLT: MOVE::
   (A) possess: acquire
   (B) arrive: remain
   (C) check: stop
( ^1 S7 T* S/ u, N9 K   (D) spiral: turn
) K9 m% D/ m/ A% N! R1 N# [   (E) rattle: hear
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28. CELEBRITY:
   (A) eccentricity
) {$ ~+ A0 E4 O; p) ]6 N   (B) informality
   (C) obscurity
   (D) aloofness
   (E) nonchalance

29. CHRONIC:
6 x7 J$ I2 n2 Q, X  T   (A) imminent
   (B) asynchronous
   (C) sequential
   (D) sporadic
3 @# Q8 K. u3 o* r& G% x, q   (E) spontaneous
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30. ACCUMULATION:
   (A) severance
' Y! G) q& S5 W& ~   (B) dissipation
! b: [/ ?! l/ |1 M5 \2 q% s4 T3 _   (C) reciprocity
   (D) absolution
   (E) remuneration

/ p" C$ E, ]: {6 t6 Y8 U7 @! Y% H31. CALCIFICATION:
   (A) forgetfulness
& u. v) b4 `, a- x. G   (B) abundance
   (C) streamlining
  V, j1 q7 w/ a; `6 S   (D) clairvoyance
; Z& S- L7 G' B) c9 `6 x% \/ F   (E) flexibility
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32. MIGRATORY:
) i/ w8 O9 e& l+ S; N   (A) speculative
   (B) transitory
8 D: h/ O! {4 k   (C) sedentary
   (D) kinetic
   (E) convergent
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33. CIVILITY:
3 X8 F( T& e' s   (A) impassivity
1 Y- B* V9 n. k   (B) rudeness
   (C) indiscretion
   (D) dubiety
$ j( P  O" L) h4 A0 `4 l   (E) indolence
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7 ]4 O6 E: x& w5 ?$ H. c* o34. VARIANCE:
   (A) contingency
2 O& v/ y* g3 W, p% v2 B1 b3 c& E; D   (B) congruity
   (C) encumbrance
( u% U) P2 y; Q2 K* _   (D) usefulness
   (E) distinctness
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. d8 J+ D! ?1 y4 L35. GENIAL:
   (A) dyspeptic
( M/ Y6 I/ \6 A( }- [' c2 V) e5 p   (B) ceremonious
8 ]: P; v* q' I2 A9 K/ |+ i   (C) wistful
   (D) ravishing
( V' R9 u6 }5 j! l% m   (E) variable
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36. DIURNAL:
9 \) ?& O/ A- I; H   (A) predictable
* }2 a! g" e+ B2 Y( u; W- b   (B) ephemeral
   (C) primitive
   (D) nocturnal
  m9 i' q* d1 C8 h5 M   (E) vestigial
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8 D7 V: q5 f( F4 E( ]37. APOLOGIST:
   (A) accompanist
" Q2 A' Z; l" o# F- [4 ~   (B) protagonist
   (C) supplicant
; `# O3 F3 ?/ d/ n8 C% z# B% @   (D) critic
   (E) conspirator

3 j) J- [* v/ j38. VIRULENT:
3 T0 d  a- w0 i* ]- b# K. r9 j   (A) auspicious
- v! k7 Y, ?2 ~$ a   (B) polite
   (C) salubrious
   (D) vanquished
; b% M! J3 m. |6 ?- u   (E) intermittent
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9. FULL-BODIED: FLAVOR::题干什么关系？？？
   (A) penetrating: vision
  (B) humorous: character
) h- R# p8 x' a, h  |+ j9 j. w   (C) salacious: language
   (D) nostalgic: feeling
0 j# C; v; k4 b( h, w (E) resonant: sound

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前者修饰后者，而且强调后者强烈

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section6 的第15题是不是有问题，题目里没有提到W，但是后面怎么出来了？

xry1148UID: 209234

section5 的9:
) G2 S) ?7 ~" S( `& m) p' P6 @recycle 和disposal 是种属还是反意?

symphony22UID: 203058

又是填空！！

大家觉得填空怎么样啊？真的是越来越难了，我是越做越找不到感觉！！
怎么办啊？？SIGH。。。。。

游泳的啄木鸟UID: 162386

Originally posted by xry1148 at 2005-6-6 11:36
$ \8 e2 C1 Q, f0 ysection6 的第15题是不是有问题，题目里没有提到W，但是后面怎么出来了？

同问这个题

游泳的啄木鸟UID: 162386

Originally posted by xry1148 at 2005-6-6 11:40
section5 的9:
recycle 和disposal 是种属还是反意?

反义，disposal是清除垃圾的意思

will_foreverUID: 193568

Originally posted by xry1148 at 2005-6-6 11:36
% K/ |9 G( r8 O3 Psection6 的第15题是不是有问题，题目里没有提到W，但是后面怎么出来了？

1 B/ o6 @& z. t  e4 M这道题即使没有提到w，但也可以解，因为event T的概率是0.38，所以两个事件出现肯定是小于0.38的，因为另外一个事件出现的概率肯定是小于1

游泳的啄木鸟UID: 162386

Originally posted by will_forever at 2005-6-6 12:30
1 X+ G5 G+ R) u6 Y+ ?: h+ {
+ J( v2 C+ l; b& f这道题即使没有提到w，但也可以解，因为event T的概率是0.38，所以两个事件出现肯定是小于0.38的，因为另外一个事件出现的概率肯定是小于1

& G( D7 k# t1 K7 M* u啊，又给绕进去了！谢谢

rainie993UID: 204036

section3的23~
又是问中数的~~5555

will_foreverUID: 193568

Originally posted by rainie993 at 2005-6-6 15:12
3 w% N6 F! w7 V6 z9 C9 {" hsection3的23~
6 w4 i6 I7 |, A4 o7 {又是问中数的~~5555

同问，觉得答案应该是E（80）

boyandrewUID: 209528

1，section3 2 是不是我的书上印错了？题目：1/（22.03-1.03）   1/2
$ {  N1 R7 M7 {6 [1 ?9 u2 P2，23 我选了E
: {6 R) M6 \) c6 z0 N) r2 m! }3，section6 20 我的题目是A，B，C share a prize of $400,B receives 1/2 1/2(觉得这又错了）as much as C, how if A receives twice as much as B, and if much does C receive? 说实话，题目没看懂。
4, 26觉得图又画错了，x和z本来就是相等的啊？怎么会z=x+60.

victoriazhizhiUID: 163135

这套填空都做的不好 每个Section都错不少

天雨流芳UID: 161994

23题
分数已排序则median为第10和11个成绩的均值（76＋78）/2＝77
; X6 X' D' {% w* [7 X3 dto 13楼，我的书和你的印的一样，应该是有误吧