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6G冲刺模考讨论(九)7 F& l; s+ p# _/ R5 ]
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Time-30minutes- f: |3 ?4 l" w+ r
38 Questions
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% {5 C: d- {4 }% z1. There is hardly a generalization that can be made about people’s social behavior and the values informing it that cannot be ------from one or another point of view, or even ------as simplistic or vapid.+ N8 ^- _2 ^% Y6 v3 U
(A) accepted…praised$ n1 [# K" h7 k; k) h0 f# i
(B) intuited…exposed
1 W4 Y' G. ^% d6 N" m(C) harangued…retracted
# a. K) k! Y/ }; C(D) defended…glorified2 U. l- n* b6 r; F
(E) challenged…dismissed
, `4 L* ?& H F9 s/ @2. Although any destruction of vitamins caused by food irradiation could be ------ the use of diet supplements, there may be no protection from carcinogens that some fear might be introduced into foods by the process.+ N3 k# D$ k" ^( g( z0 p- R( Y4 N. H
(A) counterbalanced by8 i. ~! f5 X) f* }5 m: Z
(B) attributed to
2 N" Y# v1 e6 \+ s9 f5 }+ \8 p1 q(C) inferred from
5 @; W6 i; z3 G7 H(D) augmented with9 Q7 E! Q; _1 b# f$ K
(E) stimulated by
7 F# b: ]. H7 _; S) h+ Q; j3. Though he refused any responsibility for the failure of the negotiations, Stevenson had no right to ------himself: it was his ------that had caused the debacle." k" f2 ^4 _2 {( [! p; P
(A) blame… skill* `$ [9 S9 ]8 B6 D% b% {
(B) congratulate…modesty
" \+ N$ M \+ [(C) berate…largesse
0 ? F) Q/ g# I(D) accuse…obstinacy
; M2 ^8 o3 W! }, ~% M1 j(E) absolve…acrimony
, H: X6 m& M. m2 f4. The prevailing union of passionate interest in detailed facts with equal devotion to abstract ------is a hallmark of our present society; in the past this union appeared, at best, ------and as if by chance.
% V8 E% g3 Y' t4 a$ u* _9 c, ](A) data…extensively. t" A& m! u9 ?5 t5 F) o
(B) philosophy…cyclically
' e! P' A1 v5 A3 S(C) generalization…sporadically: ?- I( k* B* m) s. B" E u2 G' v
(D) evaluation…opportunely* X: z, I8 l& {
(E) intuition….selectively
* L' {4 C% Z0 z8 v5. A century ago the physician’s word was ------ to doubt it was considered almost sacrilegious
' q5 C" K/ i) M G- X(A) inevitable
. T4 p, [# R) M(B) intractable9 Q& Q- Z7 C) w* s4 s4 Q$ E
(C) incontrovertible
3 z& k9 l" d. h# {(D) objective. ~8 J: k; o( P( Y
(E) respectable
: S8 }; P E& f, D. q+ }6. So much of modern fiction in the United States is autobiographical, and so much of the auto¬biography fictionalized, that the ------sometimes seem largely------.
* m- \4 l4 B5 k+ y2 w: m(A) authors…ignored
% _8 Q& H8 Y, R, T$ p(B) needs…unrecognized
' E8 {( Q4 m7 I- w* X# L% l% {5 \(C) genres…interchangeable
5 \6 }0 f J( W% I* ?) U(D) intentions…misunderstood
* |) @6 o; u4 k6 `, A0 t! ~1 B5 c(E) misapprehensions…uncorrected; E1 @7 D2 F0 Q
7. Robin’s words were not without emotion: they retained their level tone only by a careful ------ imminent extremes.* @9 k. T/ j; h( g% s5 m
(A) equipoise between
- g- q5 L% I" K8 \' {(B) embrace of D% q2 D, T* Y, K; l/ l$ j
(C) oscillation between5 x: x- y9 [6 ?+ y
(D) limitation to ; W4 P% F( ]& E+ r" i9 F
(E) Subjection to
# `5 V2 {) m8 k! @7 w8. OIL : LUBRICATE::6 t m) `5 S: \; F: B, F, e% g
(A) preservative : desiccate
& F* }5 [" v3 S& q' I2 V$ T4 J' D(B) wine : ferment/ y4 ]5 `) d, b: c7 h R
(C) honey : pollinate6 W5 u8 _) ]$ F+ w' t0 P/ r- H5 i- x1 P* u
(D) antiseptic : disinfect0 Y6 [. j# ~, f* m6 L8 E2 }- _ r
(E) soil : fertilize
2 }( N3 c" g7 Y9. CONSTRUCT : REMODEL::8 w4 M0 Y: P8 I; r1 I3 S; ~
(A) exhibit : perform7 ~# {0 Z! _& f# K
(B) compose : edit! X( U7 [: p$ W5 E/ B# {, _
(C) demolish : repair
B# a& V8 E- ^(D) quantify : estimate
2 B6 |# o% z9 y5 K& Q5 q c# u(E) predict : assess
7 S2 s" C5 J& M0 [: X# |9 A10. SPOKE : HUB::' H- I" q6 ]) E
(A) radius : center
2 P/ z' i0 f' G2 [3 a5 v(B) parabola : equation2 A4 O$ A) ^3 [$ A
(C) line : point
! h% [; k1 g1 r3 J* {(D) vector : direction
1 O _- b ]. }' Z+ q9 J8 \(E) slope : change( R8 k) Y) d# x1 k6 ~* t
11. ILLUSTRATE : PICTURES::
1 R& M) R! e" u8 u' Z6 e. R! N, \(A) particularize : details
, D7 g2 O) B! D* D. W(B) abridge : texts$ W0 f' ]/ r; y2 O) X
(C) parse : sentences0 f' e. M, D, j% D
(D) regularize : inconsistencies, }/ D/ l6 x: l9 l/ O
(E) economize: words
% g7 ]2 y2 O9 g! \# ?12. PANTRY : FOOD::3 W% A5 y- [* ], O
(A) museum : replicas3 t, S( M. a2 P# |
(B) ship : cargo' x* h( h$ w4 }7 |, d, X1 r
(C) office : business, Q- o( ~! j! ?% u: V3 x8 d
(D) armory : weapons+ |+ O. Y( B; N9 I8 G$ R/ G% h
(E) warehouse : storage9 [" Z! L; O6 \6 X: E
13. MIRTH : LAUGHTER::, Z* {) A1 a+ U- O9 h
(A) uncertainty : nod
7 F& D* n6 B e$ l6 t! D* }/ k7 h(B) approval : applause! v1 h: i# S/ a u9 ~
(C) danger : alarm
7 X! i( x2 L. {0 c: L8 M% _8 B4 U(D) labor : sweat
l- j, c" b- `2 ^$ c$ C& \9 O% O(E) love : respect
, ]' L X+ Q& f: J14. ABRADED : FRICTION::
$ V: ?5 R0 `; F' F2 I9 y1 G(A) refined : combustion
3 C$ d( Z6 s c$ }(B) attenuated : coagulation
8 T$ f4 D a$ |/ ]" w(C) diluted : immersion
6 C" A5 [+ l0 I7 M$ N2 r( M# i1 G) K(D) strengthened : compression
; W5 r2 G! Y; e- |(E) desiccated : dehydration8 ?$ F7 F# K0 T& @ L0 A
15. PARSIMONY : MISER::8 ?& f8 v7 @* I7 n, `5 a- n( h
(A) temerity : despot
) d# g/ k9 H8 e) O(B) belligerence: traitor2 v9 |( J3 R+ j) {) J: ?1 H
(C) remorse : delinquent+ R& S3 J8 t9 }1 E0 o
(D) equanimity : guardian
1 M$ E. y. `; ?6 c' e/ F(E) rebelliousness: insurgent7 w* t* C. a: q; w% g
16. NTTPICK : CRITICIZE::7 a( @0 _; N# h* k2 P: b
(A) mock : imitate" \; m! K" [) }5 k" A+ r5 R2 b
(B) complain : argue8 D/ s- [! j8 z5 W/ Q
(C) interogate : probe
4 _ u% t6 W* s! x1 x( r+ U(D) fret : vex
2 f X+ e3 P, L @% @9 y4 e (E) cavil : object* H$ y; O6 }1 N2 ~7 P
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28. SWERVE:
+ c: F# H+ d3 c! T(A) maintain direction
/ F& i4 p: T- S& s. g: `(B) resume operation
8 B3 q/ ~9 O$ c(C) slow down
* p3 \- ^/ h' F' T! X# d8 b(D) divert% h! n' j, B3 L2 o: ^
(E) orient* c1 _( q, ~' A, {1 E7 J
29. HUSBAND:3 `; P* x( \4 [, c& Y! a
(A) rearrange
# ^9 p3 Q6 D2 ]( C4 ?1 a& D(B) alarm
2 z& i2 X6 `2 D* ~" Z(C) assist
+ B( W1 N. t5 @; }(D) prize5 q: `/ g- Y' D- |% `3 O/ ]$ H$ m
(E) squander- o' Y& v7 X7 D# b
30. DEACTIVATE:9 ^" X! C0 S8 l- e
(A) palpate
' o) w7 K& I \8 Y9 A(B) alleviate
Q& r2 Z! K! P; D. o6 [! n(C) inhale
7 `6 G! x6 O; V( Y6 s' E( a(D) articulate
. n: U& h" _8 \2 ?(E) potentiate. V6 y2 x! ^1 `+ e9 }! ^
31. INTRANSIGENT:+ F3 v. |, u. ^+ n
(A) accustomed to command
, N7 h# j; W' W) \8 t+ a0 v( \(B) qualified to arbitrate
! t& P; ~9 \- R% a! v(C) open to compromise
% q" y# ~6 y9 S. V' L(D) resigned to conflict
/ M) v4 d* l6 r' Z(E) opposed to violence
' G" F- }% s7 a6 r* T32. OCCLUDED:& E' f+ v% S) q" n3 \) \% x- j
(A) unvaried9 W- \3 _& [1 \# Q& B8 C3 }9 [
(B) entire! e- l, A8 L7 T ]! c5 b( m0 P$ Z
(C) functional
, [9 P" W I% j$ \& g2 T0 ]0 ~, @(D) inverted
8 u+ X( u3 Y) N(E) unobstructed& Y+ d- U- m- v2 L q2 T
33. ASSUAGE:4 d. Y# {7 h5 A) x
(A) intensify2 M7 ~) e7 a0 W H; a' V
(B) accuse
7 j- Y2 [2 d2 _7 [5 [(C) correct" t# I4 V# O* L5 G/ f6 A
(D) create7 s0 v7 @$ J. g$ U# `
(E) assert. h5 y5 \; a* s, D2 I
34. QUIXOTIC:: }9 X0 L2 V$ A4 U7 k3 d8 g
(A) displaying consistently practical behavior; W1 i! ~2 N$ ~! |2 D
(B) considering several points of view
% J& f; J1 M! h+ i5 d(C) expressing dissatisfaction
. w# |2 R" ^( J9 h(D) suggesting uneasiness; b1 w) |5 C5 ], u3 w
(E) acting decisively
3 d# k/ b4 ?# e( m6 e35. PELLUCID:2 K4 X7 Z- o" q2 f Z
(A) stagnant0 K ^/ w0 i- D$ n" R$ \
(B) murky
) v- x8 P o7 }* F$ A(C) glutinous1 {& I, c: q! h) o. j
(D) noxious* a" _' N5 P" Z, x5 q
(E) rancid9 _ l& | J- ?$ F( j: C3 \6 f
36. LACONISM:
* f. p4 T/ e& y4 `0 P. r, `/ J(A) temerity
$ t" x2 G2 J2 C$ H(B) vacuity
, S& l# n" c4 I8 z# f# n5 u4 y(C) dishonesty
3 i% ^4 n' ]/ g8 T1 a(D) immaturity
0 z" v1 e9 B, N8 s(E) verbosity: Z6 k0 _. q) ~; b, m+ C; b
37 REFRACTORY:
* X2 H1 h% U/ X. Q5 y1 J8 k(A) active
* P& W, n( P! Q(B) productive7 v! {; h ^3 j5 W9 E
(C) energetic
! U% _1 q7 ^0 {- P( @ K(D) responsive
( C$ k$ l6 R! Z; u: n1 B(E) powerful
: A+ v# K1 Y4 z$ n t38. DEFINITIVE:3 p8 D& s; |3 ]8 i
(A) prosaic
- o; Q. L: b9 u/ o! L(B) convoluted" F- K p I' k. A, X
(C) unusual
9 m6 J9 J4 d1 x1 ]$ k7 l8 u0 P+ U(D) provisional
' B9 w( |0 o6 D. h! q' X5 R9 u(E) vast& h: D: x, o9 G6 F2 |) Y$ ^3 S
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SECTION 4
/ V6 e# t: k# U. WTime-30minutes: l$ O$ s2 y0 u T
38 Questions% _3 W8 N1 c: C9 ~$ ~4 t: o
1. That she seemed to prefer ------ to concentrated effort is undeniable; nevertheless, the impressive quality of her finished paintings suggests that her actual relationship to her art was anything but------.* l; j) G3 y0 u$ d- e4 B
(A) preparation…passionate
8 m9 [5 m# R! z( O+ t(B) artfulness…disengaged% k( F, w! v4 q
(C) dabbling…superficial& b! q! u7 X! u7 Q$ f* C6 T6 `
(D) caprice…considered: r% D$ z) }1 L
(E) indecision…lighthearted$ n6 S$ W. t# k* C& y5 c9 ^( A
2. Because of the excellent preservation of the fossil, anatomical details of early horseshoe crabs were ---- for the first time, enabling experts to ---- the evolution of the horseshoe crab.2 @0 t/ K* l1 D
(A) scrutinized...ensure
1 V1 e- t3 Z. R(B) verified...advance
2 V2 [3 u, u9 G# D(C) identified...distort
2 U: C6 L9 m" m) w4 f7 x2 `& U(D) obscured...illustrate% o* h; x. p5 z
(E) clarified...reassess2 H8 C& ?1 y1 T+ F
3. The philosopher claimed that a person who must consciously ------ his or her own indifference before helping another is behaving more nobly than one whose basic disposition allows such an act to be performed without------.1 v7 Y1 b$ ?) j/ N
(A) feign...enthusiasm7 \# p! ?3 D8 ?7 Z( Q4 S, u) L
(B) censure...comment
# f S6 `) E! m2 r$ l" g4 q# K(C) embrace...duplicity; r f S i5 j: `% T
(D) suffer...effort$ y) _* l/ j% R6 I. `' r6 s6 O" ?
(E) overcome...deliberation/ s! M7 C% u- D9 l0 n' h' }
4. The senator's attempt to convince the public that he is not interested in running for a second term is ------ given the extremely------ fund-raising activities of his campaign committee.
+ Y8 E1 l( ?' M/ Y(A) futile...clandestine; G a+ c% l8 G
(B) sincere...visible2 p8 `% W/ S2 b+ a4 ^( z o9 J9 c _
(C) specious...apathetic; J5 O) h2 ^# M0 S& ?
(D) disingenuous...public
) m" \' ?/ e/ \2 c& B(E) straightforward... dubious
! x2 {' N; ^4 |3 g5. Although a change in management may appear to ------- a shift in a company's fortunes, more often than not its impact is --------; r @2 C. S5 ^; m8 k
(A) hinder...measurable
# o1 [& ^. l8 M! U# [(B) promote...demonstrable# k4 N: b' f9 S* n
(C) accelerate...profound
* K. |) K; O; `% a( z* ~5 {, v' H1 @; P(D) betray...fundamental
/ K7 l. ], U! W+ Y+ w' B8 A(E) augur...inconsiderable
9 ] X: u S8 V4 X* N; ]. r- V3 y6. The skeleton of ------- bird that was recently discovered indicated that this ancient creature ------ today's birds in that, unlike earlier birds and unlike reptilian ancestors, it had not a tooth in its head.8 c+ N$ q6 R- q# q; c0 U
(A) a primeval... obscured
' E" [% G3 E6 r% b(B) a unique... preempted
, m1 e6 N, A7 ]' t; m. H j(C) a primitive...anticipated
4 \' Z) o1 V; L C- G& I(D) a contemporary... foreshadowed
- k9 j& O( K {1 G [5 R+ g- o(E) an advanced...differed from
0 t: W% ~2 D4 i+ w1 R% l8 Y7. While many people utilize homeopathic remedies to treat health problems, other people do not ------such alternative treatments, -------- conventional medical treatments instead., K5 T$ A$ R. V4 l. _& g' Y
(A) distrust...employing
0 O+ y y9 L& t(B) embrace...eschewing8 U4 E) R: i8 m" R( X" p. u7 i5 h! m
(C) reject...envisioning
; k- I, D8 ~* f(D) countenance... relying on
$ c- e( ~7 `7 \7 H/ F8 R(E) recommend... turning from0 x% T( _; u4 x( { P% l
8. PROGRAM: CONCERT::
8 m; z: K% F: Y$ g- z; N+ [(A) bibliography : book* }# c ~. i7 I: E3 n
(B) menu : entree7 |: r4 h6 W( q7 z9 J
(C) questionnaire : poll
2 q+ Q) X# b5 z" M3 w: O2 }) A' }7 h(D) platform : campaign
! |- u% ]3 c* J; v! f0 i(E) agenda : meeting
/ K9 a: h% |9 \/ F9. EMBRACE: AFFECTION::! W7 A2 c4 c$ `1 B4 @
(A) prediction : memory, S- e* o8 d; {: s4 U" k% t" y
(B) innuendo : secrecy1 Q U( P" N" m% j4 ~3 j/ f8 V
(C) shrug : indifference
0 P, H8 k! c$ m. Q7 ?* E% l(D) conversation : familiarity1 }7 ~, @5 U1 c( E
(E) vote : unanimity6 ]- ? i5 t" a ~' d( Y, ~2 [
10. ENTHUSIASM : MANIA::+ i, a) [4 D i$ [/ \. `3 S
(A) idea : inspiration. C( k2 Z! ?1 q' l) Q
(B) nightmare : hallucination) m0 N5 F$ W0 u1 F! ~$ e: S
(C) failure : disgust$ `0 ~& M. L- F o& L
(D) suspicion : paranoia
) p9 y% M6 k0 k1 ]; N- n; Z(E) energy : fitness
. y/ V8 y/ k' E% Y! ?11. ANONYMOUS : IDENTIFY::3 ^ z) Q$ Z; M, u' g7 H) [
(A) nonchalant : excite {6 [* G: z1 _& k
(B) repressed : constrain, w$ _5 v- K9 _9 H
(C) misled : trust
& M% Y- ]/ d! s8 X% D/ y/ V(D) annoying : assist
' l: W; ~2 @( w3 A! N7 I" S0 {$ e: V(E) unremarkable : please! E( f O/ b% V: F$ c4 e( C& m1 u3 r
12. CARTOGRAPHER : MAP::
* ^2 M. H; I0 D( Y8 h(A) astronomer : stars
( {( s0 r$ P) |) X" E* D @(B) carpenter: wood
" S6 y! `; G- ?, `) S% O2 ?(C) lumberjack : saw, Z. p) |) w7 _
(D) tailor : clothing2 o& W& l1 d, N3 z/ Z
(E) weaver : loom$ x$ ]5 s/ y# k) d
13.EXEMPLARY: IMITATION::
7 N, Y1 k3 Y/ j(A) venerable : denigration( q: h$ H, |* |+ K
(B) novel : duplication
' V% E( V3 Z- Q3 a* x(C) redoubtable : regard# [/ i6 a8 f' P# }6 y: {' q% n* t
(D) challenging : determination
- ~2 e6 ^. M% ]+ e(E) creditable: verification
0 Q* R! l9 S" i4 j14.INSENSITIVE:BOOR::
. S/ |& } t+ w(A) spontaneous : extrovert4 @0 p) [3 p$ p/ p+ U& u+ V3 P# V
(B) mischievous : imp
* o3 E1 }. Y6 t: ^(C) conformist : ally
/ s7 K1 T! d! Y' C(D) officious : zealot# x8 R1 C7 z5 V: o, p
(E) extravagant : miser
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1 W( Q1 b! Y K V* j15. LABYRINTHINE : SIMPLICITY::
' g7 s2 J0 Z: T (A) epic : scope
) d8 T5 j: t5 ^4 d* x (B) digressive : motive
( t1 C( r3 L# G* P0 s (C) heretical : sincerity/ E/ Z7 S' a0 k' s2 s1 ^
(D) austere : design
" e$ [- u3 {; n% l (E) jejune : interest
( F" o) u+ H8 ]16.EUPHEMISM:OFFENSIVE::7 |9 _4 g( H) P) C. B6 S( |) I% W. N
(A) rhetoric : persuasive
! g' E4 s, m" ~8 k( w+ f(B) aphorism : diffuse- r: b8 O9 I, V* }" V6 W5 ^
(C) metaphor : descriptive8 y+ k0 i& @# [6 a( n9 d2 j
(D) repetition : fatiguing* k3 c/ F% ^: Y7 ?. Q* p" z, a7 F
(E) conciliation : appeasing
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( w5 J8 [2 V; V' O+ o0 b28. MISREAD:
7 u4 K+ ?% a; a1 G6 w(A) refocus
/ K+ o8 l# o/ K" u6 l: i" M(B) approve
I6 Q O4 P; r# M(C) predict2 j: P6 n3 \' }& \, K
(D) explain succinctly
; D! `5 b# y6 D(E) interpret correctly0 }, ?" [: W3 K8 Z; Z5 M
29. DISSIPATE:- G; l; d- m4 [6 _0 {, M, b$ @ `, Z
(A) gather
0 X% B2 R0 u+ f(B) seethe
3 \* _5 J) @7 @' \0 m, S(C) relax0 k! i ?, @, h' D
(D) exert
7 g1 H$ e' }6 R# m5 r(E) incite
1 Y$ q( k5 P+ A# O, D30. ENUNCIATE:
* T0 ~# p2 L' K' p7 W" c& M% O4 V(A) mumble
+ b4 e2 ^) ]0 |5 [(B) disclaim# z% t. r: T" {
(C) dissuade- B9 ?4 ?6 x- ]: [3 {
(D) bluster0 u' V) H+ j1 T! [9 g* i5 v0 X
(E) commend. ]+ K2 C7 G& R5 D" X
31. TAUTEN:
; c; ^3 q% w% p4 i# |4 A3 f(A) rarefy
+ s6 V6 Y) w9 ` L _5 r8 D* B" p(B) coarsen6 B0 [9 d6 s9 p& h" K
(C) force
: J. F' f7 ]' ?: R(D) loosen
: G, l- G% @: M$ y0 Z( n1 r- m(E) constrain
# M$ S8 O5 |8 K1 ~2 F3 c- t6 x32. ZEALOTRY:
3 m, Q- ]4 M7 I- F9 l) x/ X(A) pessimism8 t2 h) q7 f9 v8 X0 D5 B: H
(B) generosity+ o7 d! m7 _; W p
(C) gullibility
$ z# f& R+ [$ p! |7 t' Y(D) lack of fervor3 j/ k' a; n! \7 |! H
(E) excess of confidence
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2 e: Y% X. r% H9 I. O+ |33. REDOLENT& t ]9 T# G! m7 s. {/ f4 c3 L
(A) cheerful/ j# ^' e2 q8 Y6 ?3 y2 V
(B) resolute
7 j ^4 k( \* U) S* X8 f(C) unscented
9 v2 H% b- U# F1 d7 X" x' I! d% D(D) uncovered
! X; S0 \. }7 m U(E) untainted
1 Y; ?/ J; W7 v( ]3 B34. GLUTINOUS:
# d, {, u3 w0 h; p% s! \! l(A) nonviscous2 m2 M2 |1 z4 F( E ~8 u D
(B) nonporous
1 \7 Y9 ]9 v& P8 H8 |$ m) C4 f(C) antitoxic4 `6 V# n4 @5 ~( b# K
(D) catalytic
6 {- Z# }5 M4 Y6 h1 I(E) alkaline. v, o- c `( P, d3 B0 L- T. \
- `: v7 X: f/ [) O! b% S4 l35. PANEGYRIC:# _& I* V, M$ o L0 k& ?5 E2 J
(A) covenant. C1 C8 p# H1 R: G. s" _0 I Q
(B) recantation9 f9 J9 p. S0 K( @. i
(C) enigma
5 }, u% L" G- O% ]- b2 _: q(D) termination# N/ g$ M! ^4 f) e( `. B. e/ m2 a
(E) anathema
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(A) fouled3 G! B; L" Q/ C( F* Z
(B) quenched a9 d2 V7 }, \5 i2 l
(C) rigid5 ^' N& E) k5 n9 Z, k8 A; |
(D) dry7 n( j0 b V7 j G; i) K6 F
(E) sturdy+ x+ {+ e5 W2 A4 m% o* R
37. UNTOWARD:8 }9 _; H9 O T4 C0 I+ w
(A) direct" P, c! d& | k" p5 |9 d
(B) fortunate
" P$ i3 M2 H& i/ I0 m. C(C) tangential
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(E) effective8 e8 ^& u$ a6 W+ K
38. SUPERCILIOUS.
% c% n+ E2 I5 {, Q5 z( w3 _. d(A) castigating
; q' _# ]5 O* x+ Y: C(B) obsequious
# K) d! H0 q f1 l" \" H(C) reclusive
' d U4 l- D8 J' a' ~# o(D) rambunctious
7 y2 U" T0 h7 A(E) abrasive2 E* b, P) I/ n4 Y; F' `. x4 r
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