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6G冲刺模考讨论(十)
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最后一套题目了, 曙光就在前面, 加油!1 ?4 [; T; z- n/ @" F/ w" x- t( M
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SECTION 2
$ ]" f- ?9 J) }: z8 K" BTime- 30 Minutes
; n& Z9 E* o" x; J" v" u4 N3 V38 Questions
) U0 W2 C* k. X' b; ]& f1. As businesses become aware that their advertising must ------ the everyday concerns of consumers, their commercials will be characterized by a greater degree of ------. c+ `) _% c) ^1 y* I3 H
(A) allay...pessimism
3 V. V0 e u$ X9 B/ K$ ~9 z (B) address...realism
! v# A8 g- Y. Z& p7 S- { (C) evade....verisimilitude5 R, G3 j# \0 c
(D) engage…fancy$ |0 O" d$ |4 }% u
(E) change...sincerity6 R) g* i" B% q: {! V$ F' j
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2. Because the lawyer's methods were found to$ h: l0 J1 U1 k b4 V* Z
be ------, the disciplinary committee ------- his
5 b* u. n- t$ ^9 o2 h privileges.. g+ v2 T1 H) F: I& k
(A) unimpeachable...suspended1 h; `+ M) m7 T- P' P# c" i9 x5 b
(B) ingenious...withdrew
0 L; W7 B8 y1 n$ ^ (C) questionable...expanded
3 A3 m4 _1 d* R3 [# m* ^ (D) unscrupulous...revoked
1 w0 q: C! _' I4 F4 N (E) reprehensible...augmented5 c* ?" z. N0 T& f+ ]% K( L- ?
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3. People of intelligence and achievement can none-8 r+ Q; H6 d$ y8 ]
theless be so ------ and lacking in ------ that they- [8 l* b8 J W# ?& @+ _
gamble their reputations by breaking the law to
( L3 F% V- l8 `5 r5 m2 ^ further their own ends.: s" Z" b7 q9 I" j, Z
(A) devious...propensity
9 x% Z$ W8 r7 t7 |# V6 I: p (B) culpable...prosperity# K0 F: c$ k! f# ^* F; ~5 h
(C) obsequious...deference
9 L9 O X2 ? }% c: U (D) truculent... independence
: i' n, Y1 M4 |4 R1 z (E) greedy... integrity
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( s5 H/ m: M# @3 r6 D; j' x0 j4. A number of scientists have published articles& d/ ]3 R3 C% @" Y8 ~3 G
------- global warming, stating ------- that there, R7 e/ w+ u+ Z) y0 m
is no solid scientific evidence to support the
- X9 R( j$ m6 U- F3 V theory that the Earth is warming because of8 [1 b3 q# P q' ^
increases in greenhouse gases.( }+ O4 Q" O( E& l( R
(A) debunking...categorically
. [- q; q% P+ q- ^7 N& C. N) O (B) rejecting...paradoxically
+ `+ }$ P* r0 k (C) deploring...optimistically% a) z* D- m7 K2 h0 t0 R
(D) dismissing...hesitantly
2 R* o7 }2 s# ^9 i3 ]% Q5 ] (E) proving...candidly
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5. The senator's attempt to convince the public that
, D, U; a6 L5 x+ ~& {- _ she is not interested in running for a second term o) F+ ^# b) k) `
is as -------- as her opponent's attempt to disguise
( v7 Z4 V/ f" |& C his intention to run against her.3 S/ H: [0 }! C$ X, O/ C
(A) biased1 P/ K# H! @. P
(B) unsuccessful
0 @- P+ }( Y) n& ]8 m0 o' a+ h% Q (C) inadvertent- L; @9 @% D8 Z5 j# t4 h2 K
(D) indecisive% }) q. t( @% h- T7 i3 l' @4 Y0 n
(E) remote
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6. MacCrory’s conversation was --------: she could
0 A. ^6 f" @! v never tell a story, chiefly because she always* |1 i" m4 Y7 y; l3 n( C% [
forgot it, and she was never guilty of a witticism,
5 }9 T4 V2 p+ k, `) X: [ unless by accident.3 s# a6 G# m4 Q5 \$ c1 B+ l; W
(A) scintillating% D p( N' h- m0 v6 {
(B) unambiguous6 e' n* [, g& Y& M
(C) perspicuous+ v$ n$ O; k- F8 ~: `
(D) stultifying
& o, l3 s3 ~( p% u& G (E) facetious
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7. Despite its many --------, the whole-language) Y. w7 [6 W- ] t7 N' f' t9 g: R
philosophy of teaching reading continues to' G. T& L) o! \8 }3 [ ~
gain -------- among educators.9 M8 }+ r7 @; Y* f* O" p
(A) detractors...notoriety
s; i1 e' C% S0 ^- K- d (B) adherents...prevalence
$ {* `- c1 n; C) _ e$ s (C) critics…currency( ~" E) C) q/ T" }
(D) enthusiasts...popularity
% @4 J9 g8 i& F+ s9 G; j9 o( ~) e (E) practitioners… credibility
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6 } w2 b$ } _ m( b# G3 V! d) B8. CENSUS: POPULATION::& a# s3 p0 N3 Z7 ]
(A) interrogation : guilt
: x, t/ i: F* T& x* G' B (B) survey : price- ^- E4 t' ^' H& b* k/ P) p4 w
(C) interview : personality
: u/ W' ~; [5 D5 a (D) questionnaire : explanation m7 f! O6 i7 @: a s; m& J
(E) inventory : stock) ]( w! G' k) d$ h' i1 h; K
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9. AUTHENTICITY : FRAUDULENT::
4 ?9 w+ ^: P. C8 M$ [ (A) morality : utopian, { ?7 ]( x( L
(B) intensity : vigorous
: k1 v- W. `, S6 E- K (C) sincerity : hypocritical
6 p' g( ]. I% [4 J' V7 H (D) particularity : unique
" Q2 {" S! F9 w/ O. H! ` (E) plausibility : narrated
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10. VARNISH : GLOSSY::) W9 d4 k% E7 u0 Q$ c" V5 M
(A) sharpen : blunt9 S8 h5 @: J* p$ ?( r: T
(B) measure : deep; c6 O: x: X# _
(C) sand : smooth0 d1 B* ^9 |% x/ Q3 @
(D) approximate : precise
0 r& G) P1 |9 _* o3 a. s5 y (E) anchor : unstable
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11. AMENITY : COMFORTABLE( q+ |' P9 a& G$ ^- T
(A) tact : circumspect
, V7 e" R# G* B8 p (B) nuisance : aggravated3 z2 i+ e$ x& H, n* d9 R
(C) honorarium :grateful. q! | r2 S- U! ^
(D) favorite : envious
( l. o% n }3 x+ ~ (E) lounge : patient7 ^1 D% G: W5 v! i& Q3 V# [& B
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12. PAIN : ANALGESIC::
F; d' M5 O) y5 w; ?/ V (A) energy : revitalization
, r) I. @+ a$ a (B) interest : stimulation
3 x! V, F; y9 V, a (C) symptom : palliative
6 ?& S$ \- W; U" w: ~% p" G (D) despair : anxiety) t7 e4 k5 |" i: ?
(E) reward : incentive
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13. VOICE:SHOUT::+ R" j; e- o. a
(A) ear : overhear4 h7 z) o5 k4 b7 l+ M5 X
(B) eve : see
p4 }, t; `7 H4 P2 X% d (C) hand : clutch5 z6 }& B$ E3 P6 n# D* C
(D) nerve : feel" i" ]( d* p* C5 Y3 f/ Q8 i2 t% D
(E) nose : inhale1 I/ \: V+ F; h/ X; X: k9 j z
% G7 c# N4 H' ?% b: d) Y14. PONTIFICATE: SPEAK::
$ J% @4 ~% O% d E. B (A) strut : walk
* K* `' w/ |1 I" T (B) stare : look$ u* w& x3 _3 n3 M# j% @6 t
(C) patronize : frequent
5 x4 D' Q* _9 T1 N (D) eulogize : mourn
7 F; b: `' _2 E2 C6 ~0 A (E) reciprocate : give
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15. BIBLIOPHILE : BOOKS::
1 ^6 ]/ P- f. ]7 ?& k4 k; v (A) environmentalist : pollution: e9 T. p4 \- E1 D) z
(B) zoologist : animals8 ^8 A- A5 W& O- [, K: k
(C) gourmet : food, U. z2 S$ E' Y% Q
(D) calligrapher : handwriting; s" Y: n/ j1 b& _3 w' y5 U
(E) aviator : aircraft9 _/ D3 Z1 D9 C; r$ \- w; Z
# n, B; O6 E* T% W, \, F16. INDIGENT : WEALTH::
# }) ?/ W6 I$ a2 c& J (A) presumptuous : independence, o0 m3 E4 ?3 g3 k6 p
(B) imperturbable : determination
. q& c( L) ^+ I( Z (C) inevitable : inescapability
0 u) H% r: Y# \! _, i" b (D) indigestible : sustenance
8 A! _/ @2 I/ I2 M" q# G- ? (E) redundant : indispensability X. d0 y, L5 P. Q/ O0 ^
7 G; S$ B+ v2 N& [. f( d6 o28. SLOUCH:7 J7 Q! u- d2 [1 B# b7 d
(A) stand erect2 i/ K# @% u! J* y8 b
(B) move unhesitatingly
d% Q2 R5 w0 [3 n2 }( D( i(C) stretch languidly9 G+ N+ _% m3 Y# U e. ?. C
(D) scurry
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29. CLAIM:1 z5 @: q9 }" d# ^+ k
(A) renounce4 a* f9 U# d4 w
(B) repeal4 @% C# u5 G Y- \# M
(C) deter2 S: I& R8 z0 k0 X2 ?9 @0 R: f0 D G
(D) hinder% C) u1 Y, J: t. o
(E) postpone
: K- e# E" y) r30. EXPEDITE:
5 [" }3 S1 R% m [# y; l(A) impeach3 i+ ?3 O0 a8 t/ S" H* `
(B) deflect3 g. @- b7 f3 \4 a/ E
(C) resist
7 L+ y$ m( {8 ~) d6 e- g(D) retard; f) Q9 T) q0 Z4 {9 L
(E) remove+ r( l/ O( B! K8 S2 p( k
31. VALEDICTION:: c( C* K% o+ ^; z
(A) greeting
' E& D/ z9 ?$ P! a(B) promise! x0 y" B7 K; ~, y: [
(C) accusation- e; j# Q5 s: K7 g2 k
(D) denigration) j }* Z5 O3 L
(E) aphorism% m" z, O' R2 p
32. FACTORABLE) l5 a3 G1 b; ]# I
(A) absorbent
2 I& {2 V( B. a6 w9 l' E8 K(B) magnifiabl
! x, y' y# H0 a! ^% s, X6 k3 v(C) simulated+ h6 h, `" f( ~: A
(D) irreducible0 \+ p$ u$ B- h3 f/ W
(E) ambiguous/ C0 b. J' ^6 B/ u2 l _$ N- F
33. CONVOKE:4 W \/ G2 B; p# @7 H4 ^2 X
(A) disturb
% _" o) D8 A5 w* A/ S2 |(B) impress
) U5 E/ j, K: p(C) adjourn
5 m+ a% b: {. R% @(D) extol
# R* J# U/ d. A* D( x2 {(E) applaud
% ^' J7 ?7 F8 o& S) J. f) p34. REND:
. @) C# f3 O# @; |; p(A) sink$ h4 B! q9 ]5 q. h( \& T
(B) unite I$ V, ?4 z, {1 k2 }
(C) find
5 J f4 D" j' M0 p7 g1 m(D) spend
/ j- e$ d* z# ^& I. O7 @9 v(E) unleash
2 E3 C) E" ^( ^- v35. CONTRAVENE:
4 t! N, N" N# }4 q: q8 s* E5 E' Y/ ](A) condescend
0 T9 ^8 t2 Q* N* S& W8 {6 C(B) embark
) P: E; ~- e. ]" Q9 N) V0 ~& g/ m(C) support( ^! r9 u4 r, _" z
(D) offend* z1 S2 u& `( f9 f
(E) amass+ [& n0 }$ d# f+ @3 D3 W
36. NADIR:
2 {& p1 w9 q! q8 e# b& W(A) summit
5 T7 z- w/ j) O8 m5 ~(B) impasse
% s% U2 b- k g5 |# b* A(C) sanctuary4 J- \3 b/ p7 D$ K
(D) weak point
8 z# n4 a" P1 B$ Q: N. m$ B(E) direct route
9 Y4 V6 Q# N& D. c/ W. z37. ABSTRACT:# R* w2 `$ Z$ ?, f. N3 _* k
(A) deny
6 G: V% e$ f5 L/ F5 I(B) organize
6 ] M) d- A7 |; |7 R5 j(C) elaborate
" j, c n$ s4 O7 Y6 ^% Y(D) deliberate
& f% h. R! [: ?. ~* y0 K(E) produce
% W' ]# y4 o! [, s38. MENDACIOUS:$ D3 I2 z9 D3 |
(A) assured" C. s$ Z! x4 k' V" C2 x
(B) honest
, U: ~' e4 f5 q(C) intelligent7 v" }9 z8 ~" u; k/ g @# z
(D) fortunate: s/ e3 X. A3 O
(E) gracious1 L8 g# Y( n) l& J
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3 a: a i# }5 E6 D6 ?9 OSECTION 5
% i/ ^" N" W6 D) Y: X- _Time-30 minutes
9 ]" {0 v8 C3 ?0 F4 |38 Questions
' ?2 b: F6 w& z- V2 M: ~ E% g( @0 l3 o1. That she was _____ rock climbing did not diminish her _____to join her friends on a rock-climbing expedition.& Y2 d2 E- O/ H3 W2 p7 I8 p
(A) attracted to ...eagerness4 h! ^: {5 `0 y1 t3 m7 L) }, ]) S
(B) timid about ... reluctance
, d7 L+ P" G. C9 x) q7 Y, C$ c(C) fearful of ... determination
1 h ?# Z1 b9 Q9 |# q# x# j(D) curious about ... aspiration
/ W7 G4 S- c' w6 ? d(E) knowledgeable about ... hope
; h$ }2 E4 h* G8 L% U$ O. d2. Data concerning the effects on a small population of high concentrations of a potentially hazardous chemical are frequently used to ____ the effects on a large population of lower amounts of the same chemical.8 E/ B$ o" `7 ^2 W
(A) verify
; t+ J. S) p+ w- b* O* |% n S" ](B) redress
( v4 c5 [2 c, l0 Q- y(C) predict
. D( Z5 I$ _& ^7 g& R T(D) realize
6 _9 {. l2 P, U! H; B* S& N(E) augment7 O0 m" L8 E: g1 z
3. Conceptually, it is hard to reconcile a defense attorney's ____ to ensure that false testimony is not knowingly put forward with the attorney's mandate to mount the most ____ defense conceivable for the client.
& z, L# ^/ m$ u4 b(A) efforts ... cautious
- D, ?: P& @# k- I! w) h) r* \' a(B) duty ... powerful
7 P2 l% q A* Y+ s0 B(C) inability ... eloquent
" J; M L# A" }" I# [7 s- `0 a(D) failure ... diversified
/ i0 b, K6 ~% ^9 V0 A, {8 k(E) promises ... informed
/ Z1 Y2 o3 \1 q4. The term “modern”has always been used broadly by historians, and recent reports indicate that its meaning has become more ____ than ever.0 s* g5 Y) X* ]0 \
(A) precise" o$ u2 h' l4 Y# F: K; ?7 a
(B) pejorative; _! D( C! ]9 }) U% t
(C) revisionist9 ]+ x7 O1 p3 x7 V+ w; O
(D) acceptable
! B8 W9 t2 Y% E* `3 X( |(E) amorphous
" z$ H$ U7 m2 H' m, r( ?, b8 Q5. He would ____ no argument, and to this end he enjoined us to ____.3 U5 t% [2 ^- E
(A) brook ... silence
& P- q! L& ~" `) A7 _(B) acknowledge ... neglect
" ]" t! b/ t3 b+ _6 K(C) broach ... abstinence
2 j3 j7 E9 Q" L2 U9 ](D) fathom ... secrecy
( ~$ ?- N( B s* P(E) tolerate ... defiance
- |3 ^3 U! p' F5 S' Y6 Y" u! z6. Originally, most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ____ in character, being based on the assumption that the wider the appeal, the more ____ the product.8 B/ L" q& _: ~6 j8 a
(A) unpredictable ... undesirable
8 c5 s" ^* |- X(B) ironic ... popular2 e& i$ c& L+ |1 q
(C) extreme ... outlandish
) W6 W, q) E# R! M' Z/ f(D) frivolous ... superfluous
; Y" {% g1 b6 [6 U! _(E) negative ... shoddy! e% k* W( n. B' m! d/ U* m
7. Surprisingly, given the dearth of rain that fell on the com crop, the yield of the harvest was ____; consequently, the corn reserves of the country have not been ____.
( I& i, j% W; j; L" ^! J(A) inadequate ... replenished: u( I, e+ i# I( e1 D
(B) encouraging ... depleted* ^! }/ ]* t7 L' z8 W5 q, w
(C) compromised ... salvaged; n1 R- H6 ^# ~" q. l5 J& H- [
(D) abundant ... extended; u9 f1 B% d% c/ k$ R8 u% k
(E) disappointing ... harmed
6 f( Y/ M! W3 @+ } u* N1 V8. REPELLENT: ATTRACT::( D% h2 c. O9 q! x+ Q/ u7 b
(A) elastic: stretch1 Y v, M2 ?5 K6 w. l: I: y6 h
(B) sensitive: cooperate
. b. r: J1 V: L' k7 U7 r+ Y' }(C) progressive: change
2 l9 ~) e7 H0 `5 a(D) flammable: ignite) t% H* O. M+ i6 q( } C, x) v2 Q
(E) ephemeral: endure
9 e' s- G% o; b3 X; C8 {9. ANARCHIST: GOVERNMENT::7 P3 X: ^& L- A7 u f* B
(A) legislator: taxation7 j# ]% K- T3 f
(B) reformer: bureaucracy
% z& N6 k+ i/ I4 x(C) jurist: law
4 b' f" J9 Q+ P7 {0 u! r0 x( p(D) SUFFRAGIST : VOTING
, J) `, B5 g' t9 i7 v) s% u(E) abolitionist: slavery: t% b0 J& G$ a, D' L6 `
10. ADMONISH: DENOUNCE::
$ F0 Z1 z" P. G9 O; x(A) challenge: overcome5 ^& d( U' s! x( y* ]: d
(B) reward: praise
! {' O* h0 f& L) S(C) control: contain
! H$ C1 k: G+ b/ y5 n u" q9 s4 {(D) persuade: convince" j; |& r2 v$ o: x
(E) punish: pillory
: y* W* K/ W1 a11. JOKE: PUNCH LINE::( B0 {- L8 y' p" L! e- a. S
(A) sermon: congregation
) v- [0 J$ b2 N4 G7 p(B) conceit: allegory
% G- q0 g5 w+ G+ Z. c: o(C) rhetoric: persuasion
# o/ c5 z7 C3 }% H(D) conspiracy: arrest
; i' P0 r" h: Z5 S" {(E) plot: denouement I9 [2 ~- o+ p
12. VEER: DIRECTION::
- Q; a" _. @; x8 m7 \- M( c(A) align: connection0 Q- {8 @2 E5 R
(B) filter: contamination: D, S" O1 Z. E5 D4 u& y! Y2 O) x
(C) convert: belief
# Y( y% g( X ]# @; O& H1 {(D) deflect: motivation
. @& W2 C- ?" B5 v$ j(E) substantiate: authenticity+ s- I& ~4 r7 F
13. REPROBATE: MISBEHAVE::
. N c: R; s2 f(A) sycophant: fawn' i( A7 z% D* w0 Q$ o. I+ i7 P% a( j
(B) critic: rebuke. |# r0 q* c8 r- B a
(C) ruffian: tease9 W Q/ g# Q6 |' e4 v `7 @; w
(D) cynic: brood
( N/ \9 R. Z/ [! a4 B(E) narcissist: covet s& n' h$ j9 ]5 L0 d# G5 q
14. IMPERVIOUS: PENETRATE::
- |: [0 w2 |6 P3 n! z& R(A) ineluctable: avoid
5 ~. R3 S4 b; S/ Q6 N) \4 l: H(B) ineradicable: damage
0 N P5 e N- X( ]5 e. q: V8 {0 Y(C) boorish: flatter
0 g4 q q$ `9 \/ }: q(D) irrepressible: censure( [9 u5 N" g7 T% L+ n
(E) disruptive: restrain
1 [) f' U# f6 F6 |% w15. CONSENSUS: FACTIONALISM::
. {/ v k5 f4 f9 a4 x5 T, z(A) ritual: orthodoxy
7 w1 C2 a& k: g! x' E(B) reality: plausibility m9 C. M1 h! x1 A4 n' t5 ^, W
(C) reason: thought
2 Q$ k8 F }& w' F+ o(D) clarity: confusion
) S/ m7 m# L7 u* V9 d+ G) J0 w(E) leadership: subordination" H! a1 k$ N# p0 D+ K- r
16. MARTINET: DISCIPLINE::
3 M/ X* V$ U; D. [/ ]3 L6 v) J(A) illusionist: misdirection
: Q) n' ^1 [- H(B) dilettante: commitment# `2 V0 V- a' [3 E
(C) renegade: allegiance/ v4 L7 m0 o3 K+ D C
(D) pedant: learning
' z/ g$ c/ y' w* p(E) hack: writing- M' e* z' O( x7 _5 y+ W6 j
$ ?# i3 @/ y1 ]8 {
28. FICTTTIOUS:5 v* l9 T, @' s
(A) classical5 n/ P8 _' \0 h# d6 M
(B) natural2 t: e8 n; V% ~9 l0 {% r
(C) factual+ @ A# P, q$ M) ?1 k3 J( E
(D) rational
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+ r) L9 u- Q0 h0 g& S( U29.BRIDLED:
7 a/ c) V) e" R0 H3 |( l4 `2 ~(A) without recourse
Y( n6 X4 o6 Y* k(B) without restraint8 _+ u, ]8 S) e) N1 y( P
(C) without meaning+ m% l- J& @3 b0 p
(D) without curiosity5 Z' ~( w& `0 X l6 {1 Z
(E) without subtlety) ?3 W4 `) x/ L' y
30. CAPTIVATE:
4 K, b2 X" q- y& j! w, \% r(A) repulse: e% W" o( {4 J0 W+ P. |5 |& ~
(B) malign2 ^4 n' \+ a" O$ l4 l/ m
(C) proscribe
- j' f2 P: ]/ L- A(D) send out& j9 o7 L6 j7 J- ?" H" R
(E) deliver from
( k: c/ J) a6 }% } c31. DISSIPATE:* [5 [/ \. m1 a: d, I
(A) accumulate; k" M8 `# S* F+ g8 t7 C1 W
(B) emerge
6 k5 t0 z9 z9 V8 h$ @" r% R(C) overwhelm
; V, Q( ?( f" s& e0 H(D) adhere7 j+ p4 Q' y" O1 j% ]
(E) invigorate4 c) i- f- K: y5 M
32.OSTRACIZE:4 p% E4 _$ e# J; o* ~ o
(A) clarify
8 h0 n, A0 X" v% [8 }2 Q' }(B) subdue% R! {5 ?' O. n; X
(C) welcome, H1 \" f; B5 ^. z( u# |6 k2 {9 z
(D) renew
9 c3 O: x! ^! U" f1 Y(E) crave; j5 _- I" Z; r5 `, W! q1 q
33. LOATH:
7 ] m4 U. c+ w9 @(A) clever
4 F; }8 f6 t; J(B) reasonable4 }$ E) |3 i5 U o+ i. T$ O+ `
(C) fortunate9 z7 m5 t* G: E/ H' v
(D) eager$ A e. w, M1 H( Z* }, C4 _' Z4 |) M
(E) confident
/ N$ N3 A4 c9 W; a34. VITIATE:, }, n( Z& B+ O7 H D
(A) ingratiate
" N! q0 s5 G. ^. f7 U/ ?(B) convince
3 A3 o+ ^- i/ \' f! X2 E(C) regulate
1 f1 K. {2 Z; u5 q& T* J( I5 c(D) fortify
) o( |: g2 o% z* c+ \(E) constrict
Q3 `0 R( z( [4 \. [35.LAVISH:
: u2 v0 K7 k6 c& H* O. h(A) insist
8 D6 n) x6 {- n9 U0 u: l7 k(B) criticize: ?' a% ?4 D! j; \1 y$ Q5 g
(C) undermine3 M- S0 O' W; I& ]# A4 R5 k- ^! F0 x
(D) stint
. U' `) C* a* N2 f5 `& B(E) waste
' v/ B6 U% t) @! ]' o% C36.VITUPERATIVE:
! g" g0 ]# }$ }8 |. p1 n(A) complimentary
+ j! u, }( e% Y$ [(B) demagogic, F5 H# f: X1 a3 c. T S
(C) hopeful
1 M" S2 A6 |* T- t& s: \% ^1 a(D) admirable
, N3 p& w ?7 K: P(E) veracious
% K3 _( H3 z' j* T; n9 Z" Z0 [37.MORIBUND:% D) L" z0 R3 O9 [+ Y8 r
(A) discontinuous
. Z7 x, T. X2 I$ E. V1 x: k(B) natural1 h. U$ x7 I# j: ]) H* H
(C) nascent8 C- \( p- L Z( A: n3 J- |
(D) rational3 j" a6 d7 j4 M# Y) S f
(E) dominant# W9 x6 o- D, {( m# V4 R& \
38. CATHOLIC:
: z% F; r3 Y2 U0 B(A) narrow
V( g# o6 H; \+ P4 A8 L2 n; k(B) soft' A* I' m8 P- `
(C) trivial
( o# c: `5 |7 e3 ]/ J' S(D) calm. u: U" E+ v, x3 G# z
(E)quick
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