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6G冲刺模考讨论(十)
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7 K; Y0 `$ w& w) L: v最后一套题目了, 曙光就在前面, 加油!( x+ \: h' b R) z, @. a% w% w' k
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SECTION 2' K' L6 y' E) X. |
Time- 30 Minutes3 F9 X# r% W. J% w, C' V4 L& y4 Y
38 Questions
) F0 A# ]7 J# r l1. As businesses become aware that their advertising must ------ the everyday concerns of consumers, their commercials will be characterized by a greater degree of ------.
$ s4 O Q: q0 ~ (A) allay...pessimism
' g( R# g4 i2 f (B) address...realism9 l' Z$ j9 R" P8 ]
(C) evade....verisimilitude% T$ Z/ S( X F4 y+ e. S
(D) engage…fancy
+ A7 M% O+ e/ R& b# _0 K (E) change...sincerity
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2. Because the lawyer's methods were found to
* O' O* {" v D be ------, the disciplinary committee ------- his
- b2 K- L/ f: s2 g1 n privileges.7 k8 M4 U6 ^8 o( ~* y6 `" J
(A) unimpeachable...suspended) o( m& `6 z5 ?3 g. r# A
(B) ingenious...withdrew
w8 y2 O& `$ p6 y7 u (C) questionable...expanded
; @& b" i( F$ C0 u3 L5 H; D: H (D) unscrupulous...revoked( W9 Z' ~3 C. @2 L% O2 t& W6 x/ s
(E) reprehensible...augmented8 U* N/ c5 o2 q R8 ^
/ l; e8 g! Q. ?* L% _3. People of intelligence and achievement can none-& c- o i6 N4 C4 J( C+ q. T
theless be so ------ and lacking in ------ that they
0 y% @5 w3 m$ l# q$ l gamble their reputations by breaking the law to
: Z4 @) j& c& N; |0 j f further their own ends.2 K7 |5 j6 W, d% {/ r' u* r
(A) devious...propensity
6 }: q+ U. a* m0 T& R; D+ Y (B) culpable...prosperity/ P, h- P1 @/ Y% q
(C) obsequious...deference
, l) s" O8 m2 {* @# m: X (D) truculent... independence
- M# s7 @" |7 i! i! ?7 F. ]# k (E) greedy... integrity7 I2 |9 h, c- k7 X9 G0 y& z
( J+ {6 G/ A) t, l4. A number of scientists have published articles
& o- t! I ?( E: h& D1 K ------- global warming, stating ------- that there
h3 i) k/ q9 _$ i2 j6 G, L is no solid scientific evidence to support the& `- b: F% }# l# B
theory that the Earth is warming because of0 Z9 C" `) ]3 v3 u" Y
increases in greenhouse gases.. ~- ?/ L. S- r) f
(A) debunking...categorically" }! S$ N6 L$ P; f3 \" A
(B) rejecting...paradoxically
! h( w+ U- q. g/ t& m" q7 }0 { (C) deploring...optimistically* d5 F" P, i0 r* r8 L. b% |
(D) dismissing...hesitantly; E" `) {2 q+ u( Y$ k
(E) proving...candidly
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5. The senator's attempt to convince the public that. I4 Q/ T4 o+ M3 C
she is not interested in running for a second term3 _7 n7 V: x$ z& A: Q
is as -------- as her opponent's attempt to disguise! C! f6 D' f* ^+ z4 h6 X
his intention to run against her.7 p+ u" n9 T e
(A) biased. w" j- m7 t4 k9 k8 [8 N7 C2 E8 S
(B) unsuccessful
1 T1 ~' s6 W. S) {- i (C) inadvertent/ ^" u6 @: A' V1 x5 p
(D) indecisive3 H/ T& A) t8 G: F* U+ E
(E) remote
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6. MacCrory’s conversation was --------: she could
; l+ p2 w. X' Z* W1 E, g never tell a story, chiefly because she always
5 [5 |" V% N E2 _6 E forgot it, and she was never guilty of a witticism,
+ V) T$ D. I, B- o7 k' o1 Q4 M unless by accident.1 Z3 S; s; T: q& j6 A
(A) scintillating
8 t0 h t. K# z* Y, I5 D2 C4 | (B) unambiguous
* I+ T0 j n" f3 t. { S (C) perspicuous4 y# ]3 B2 v: ]1 T1 Y$ g8 }
(D) stultifying; U8 N* _- A s9 R: ?3 a
(E) facetious
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7. Despite its many --------, the whole-language
) T9 p- O) Y4 U+ D4 G9 a philosophy of teaching reading continues to
, u! c1 @/ d8 @2 w# y! u3 I gain -------- among educators.
# ^ x( b/ N8 w: p5 L5 T (A) detractors...notoriety $ A a) T6 ^* i6 I) p7 H4 G$ I
(B) adherents...prevalence
; r7 N( k& z$ B7 Y (C) critics…currency" L5 [) f0 M; n+ x
(D) enthusiasts...popularity" g4 R# @3 Z% H; ~
(E) practitioners… credibility
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5 [) \( K8 `+ `3 K8. CENSUS: POPULATION::5 w) N6 ` p0 ~' P6 |9 U1 V
(A) interrogation : guilt- j' ^( q5 m; d6 }/ t/ O. v' \: H
(B) survey : price
7 h0 N8 s% ~4 X, P (C) interview : personality% F* u/ ]. x* [4 d8 i5 |
(D) questionnaire : explanation+ j$ {% [ ?4 \9 |% G% H
(E) inventory : stock
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% e, }- L+ F! m2 |9. AUTHENTICITY : FRAUDULENT::
9 a( K; x7 Q. ?! z/ k: x (A) morality : utopian8 Q3 p% y8 F# P: O& ^# ^8 T
(B) intensity : vigorous% |8 F0 o5 ?' o
(C) sincerity : hypocritical8 h3 G6 O* S: b' p2 F! g
(D) particularity : unique* N3 k: }3 V, i& r- k
(E) plausibility : narrated
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10. VARNISH : GLOSSY::6 A9 W1 i+ N9 k
(A) sharpen : blunt
: y" S/ K$ F) A1 p (B) measure : deep
( i6 l9 d: [# K* ~5 R (C) sand : smooth
+ a+ ^) P8 v) U+ b2 { (D) approximate : precise
! U3 V7 T0 G) l/ W g. B (E) anchor : unstable
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11. AMENITY : COMFORTABLE1 n1 B) j9 O$ U" K2 U9 f
(A) tact : circumspect
$ _+ g' Z6 a! j; L; Q. I (B) nuisance : aggravated
- e& v: ^1 g: r9 s$ H (C) honorarium :grateful; M9 f3 Z( G6 N0 z
(D) favorite : envious5 ~* [/ h0 {0 U0 z: x5 z1 N* B5 q
(E) lounge : patient
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12. PAIN : ANALGESIC::
t6 N& F1 q# L (A) energy : revitalization0 j8 n2 V8 _& J4 E6 U* X8 Z' B
(B) interest : stimulation
2 W; V7 n5 Z" v2 k+ k+ u (C) symptom : palliative9 t7 M) v7 r% F! [
(D) despair : anxiety' B; V" T% S# G9 k/ ~ q
(E) reward : incentive/ h+ W7 z# Y6 ^7 I1 F6 {9 {
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13. VOICE:SHOUT::
: R& o( \3 q! F- |2 q, q (A) ear : overhear$ B, H% q" J( u" A! L" X; W! Y
(B) eve : see
+ c5 z( `1 h7 Y( v$ P5 Y& j% k, J (C) hand : clutch0 F7 U0 ^- g6 t" p+ I6 f
(D) nerve : feel/ F9 A% N4 j w. @6 g: m6 v5 c
(E) nose : inhale
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14. PONTIFICATE: SPEAK::
+ y% u3 ]1 _2 P4 r9 C (A) strut : walk7 A) _' O# z0 Q
(B) stare : look! j! ]2 r& E; u7 s: \7 b
(C) patronize : frequent( l) ]1 w1 s! O. C* O1 T
(D) eulogize : mourn& }5 D9 {" a$ e$ a3 {
(E) reciprocate : give
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6 s" B4 d$ }" V% K- L" X15. BIBLIOPHILE : BOOKS::
3 D G$ N9 t! ^$ [ (A) environmentalist : pollution3 J! t5 |' M v7 J7 n, y
(B) zoologist : animals
8 |3 d& }/ X8 a/ U8 b9 V. S; v0 U (C) gourmet : food) c0 r8 w! Z$ _' A1 W& t
(D) calligrapher : handwriting% j' Y5 d, j. R* Z+ u
(E) aviator : aircraft6 ]* \6 G# a/ T) C! o- e
. a; T8 y: C3 @$ w3 C16. INDIGENT : WEALTH::
5 s# ~/ @$ n8 y6 F (A) presumptuous : independence7 @: {; S0 n0 ]" o& |: y+ l% K
(B) imperturbable : determination: U1 |) }' J) s
(C) inevitable : inescapability
" A5 @& w8 h7 v e3 g" q (D) indigestible : sustenance+ a+ C3 A8 X% w% ]: _7 f3 L
(E) redundant : indispensability& c0 I7 l/ b/ }1 ?
% y( g+ e3 D! S- J! N3 e- ^28. SLOUCH:
" j, t* A- m0 Q( o- ]& p s(A) stand erect
3 J( A i0 f5 X1 H8 U(B) move unhesitatingly, p3 q; S5 i3 _$ O6 ~
(C) stretch languidly
* r6 b; t6 ~! U& m. X+ _(D) scurry9 _9 D8 n6 U' @2 s& R
(E) totter0 X% k* s- {% B
29. CLAIM:
9 e( w( L ]6 b/ k" N(A) renounce
: h# n" k1 Q9 a) `! {- I(B) repeal) F$ |7 Z+ D9 C# `* ^. ^$ e
(C) deter
, z* \$ K, w- D/ G8 z' F(D) hinder
0 f/ F8 Y' r% N m9 i(E) postpone
$ A1 j6 _, _) b) j1 G$ q30. EXPEDITE:2 E0 g( G4 X- n# c/ Y+ C+ u. r
(A) impeach8 O2 @9 i& J9 p/ z3 y# u7 k
(B) deflect
3 C$ L) a: T- R/ j1 e3 X(C) resist
2 @- M" B" F& w6 r$ Q(D) retard
6 ~; v2 \* Q3 c. F( a5 b(E) remove3 v6 U2 @3 L( n% a
31. VALEDICTION:/ a- }6 k: I1 K" x* x( w
(A) greeting) K1 C; U; K: @- g2 x1 `
(B) promise
* e/ D8 c6 `+ A X/ l' V(C) accusation# a, c5 _; w4 Z0 B! X3 T
(D) denigration
* e0 w5 k+ l2 S# ~(E) aphorism: V4 m0 R* r9 i( D/ @
32. FACTORABLE
2 f1 x8 J6 o& K( ](A) absorbent
1 t2 P0 e2 y- M+ H* ?5 K" Y2 _) V(B) magnifiabl. b! E+ _: Y' u( r# ~
(C) simulated
8 g. V. g. J% t& o* ?9 c(D) irreducible
% v8 y; }: A/ S- a(E) ambiguous8 E( x& `2 @3 Y% i7 t% s
33. CONVOKE:
9 }1 c. `: v3 E1 j2 @6 r(A) disturb- D+ d- R9 D( k6 x5 Q B
(B) impress# W7 P6 D: g' h) Q( R% w
(C) adjourn
v* l9 P% D! S$ k(D) extol6 K/ I. g* @- K9 p( `
(E) applaud- ^9 {+ v1 i @2 e! `+ D, [# ^
34. REND:( H5 r' Q z1 J3 O
(A) sink
: v0 b% B1 _% h3 G" k(B) unite+ g( z, m( v7 t+ R5 _& c" B
(C) find
& Z+ F2 u( ], M1 H9 B(D) spend- |. o. Q3 N/ s+ J$ O& e9 h: {/ U" b
(E) unleash
; {# B0 S- X' T& Y+ g35. CONTRAVENE:
1 x* T2 v* ~* j4 e- k8 t# F(A) condescend/ h5 c- Q# i2 i8 i9 k# b
(B) embark. t) r1 }7 h5 ]+ j3 J% m2 j6 T
(C) support
- e' d+ e' q4 z7 L ~( Z+ Z(D) offend: ]7 r% [) t- ^/ Z
(E) amass! R& V3 `! _2 d. @
36. NADIR:
) o6 ]5 ]% ?: R4 V(A) summit) @( h1 X' ]' U$ K7 R# }5 K
(B) impasse S( K' ?+ v4 u
(C) sanctuary& j! i1 P1 n) i; Y( d' M
(D) weak point4 @6 b) k, l' J' Z+ q
(E) direct route
; \. {# Q$ N' {) v9 x& F37. ABSTRACT:
6 C# r1 H, r$ b: g; \(A) deny9 @" |5 c* b1 p# V
(B) organize
; l1 ^& K+ P5 U+ A7 E$ z' p/ o(C) elaborate
% X# l" j, _5 h(D) deliberate
4 G& `4 R: d) M) H(E) produce( s s. d: y! a
38. MENDACIOUS:
/ |9 h4 C. M: m2 q0 _1 R) @1 q(A) assured0 P: r* u# Y% c; t
(B) honest' t9 k! k- B0 y5 i, U7 k
(C) intelligent
( ?8 z: i! n! M% A5 \, m* _7 N9 n(D) fortunate
! n+ U x* b/ f# B* J(E) gracious- j( M, \2 R6 l |/ O1 ^5 C- r7 `
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SECTION 5) R7 K% ]3 `! B+ ?- C W
Time-30 minutes4 d# u' s; H! r$ z: A5 _) ^$ a& f
38 Questions
6 Z9 X7 S" t7 B8 N! I( T" T1. That she was _____ rock climbing did not diminish her _____to join her friends on a rock-climbing expedition.
+ a+ a2 d0 O* ]& j, j. h2 `' @! ?(A) attracted to ...eagerness
, Q6 C2 s; B, }6 ]3 L: i ~(B) timid about ... reluctance
- l S" R; S5 ^. v6 S) i+ R& }(C) fearful of ... determination
& H% i. H7 C& d- @(D) curious about ... aspiration! \: P4 i: u$ P2 `
(E) knowledgeable about ... hope3 ^/ g3 Q6 x6 T1 v. \: C
2. 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.
2 f# ?5 G6 y; \6 M$ `' S(A) verify* Y6 }1 ]& ~5 C2 b# ~
(B) redress j3 L. s' z' ?6 v
(C) predict
; N4 o5 E) e" p5 a4 u* F& N(D) realize
1 T: N* e4 y! r0 C(E) augment! O- Q, y5 p6 M" c9 ~
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.
+ ~ L; Z ?6 ?2 ~% h5 `(A) efforts ... cautious
b1 n8 d, C4 E. q! y: ~(B) duty ... powerful
' B3 X2 E/ ~# p$ I(C) inability ... eloquent' f3 b% O0 P& E$ q
(D) failure ... diversified: \" z8 l% X' j- j- L
(E) promises ... informed1 }+ ]: v1 Z/ s- h) g
4. The term “modern”has always been used broadly by historians, and recent reports indicate that its meaning has become more ____ than ever.
5 y' ^) u5 Y. C/ d(A) precise6 ^0 Q* D; O+ ^* K$ e5 `' Y
(B) pejorative1 H5 r% h* d) T
(C) revisionist
D" T3 {# F- Y1 Q, H, E7 K* A(D) acceptable8 P! ~7 _5 F/ @3 x3 H& f5 s) w
(E) amorphous" o1 {+ @6 q0 x- s$ m9 u
5. He would ____ no argument, and to this end he enjoined us to ____.2 o4 e8 ]% i4 a G6 t% ~
(A) brook ... silence
! \4 q0 l0 D3 C7 @(B) acknowledge ... neglect: \$ ?: r+ J j, V% x
(C) broach ... abstinence
& u, O0 ?/ |1 f, `1 B9 _3 S(D) fathom ... secrecy
1 f& V4 W+ H8 G) C9 f; F1 _3 b(E) tolerate ... defiance
, D( F2 `* x8 ]5 W, o6. Originally, most intellectual criticism of mass culture was ____ in character, being based on the assumption that the wider the appeal, the more ____ the product.
, e6 ^7 N5 B1 @* z+ F5 T5 v2 B(A) unpredictable ... undesirable
+ W, g" [& _( S) M(B) ironic ... popular
2 s. j* w+ C) v(C) extreme ... outlandish3 z+ E! ?: ^( g2 ~
(D) frivolous ... superfluous
( U& c9 p2 \6 h- q! x( H H+ B1 W$ g(E) negative ... shoddy8 }$ k/ Z( [2 Y8 \* [7 m# Y) X
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 ____.
" ~6 Y: w1 C/ N+ X. v; c3 ](A) inadequate ... replenished+ y. ?4 M3 [4 `: K
(B) encouraging ... depleted1 y) I- s x) @
(C) compromised ... salvaged# }" X" T. K+ X E3 W0 j
(D) abundant ... extended- k- f' Y( @& U3 Q' m
(E) disappointing ... harmed% s, _1 ] K5 b2 U h
8. REPELLENT: ATTRACT::
% N& v3 ?# p7 u* ?& p(A) elastic: stretch- K: w( N8 U4 ^0 ?+ c( l+ x4 t7 H6 l
(B) sensitive: cooperate
' g+ F+ n# N, y5 O! B0 P(C) progressive: change
" }- d4 H) V5 |$ i g4 c; Z(D) flammable: ignite+ n9 C. T( H y
(E) ephemeral: endure
0 D, ?. s. f1 j# R9. ANARCHIST: GOVERNMENT::
5 \0 Q C- q5 H" n: @6 i# l' v(A) legislator: taxation
/ ]( D: ]- d) B; A7 w7 i(B) reformer: bureaucracy
6 e$ v6 l& x2 D7 g4 x0 ~(C) jurist: law' R p5 B( M& S( Q0 N% B1 I
(D) SUFFRAGIST : VOTING
. x9 W2 g3 k9 ~' d# b7 ]( _9 B(E) abolitionist: slavery* C+ L$ F# ?2 p [
10. ADMONISH: DENOUNCE::$ S. p5 x7 [8 W& i; C$ L" r7 B+ r* E
(A) challenge: overcome
8 K; b g6 }! [& a' Y% I6 R( b(B) reward: praise
8 P- R: @7 r* z7 G5 }(C) control: contain
9 I' r* W! \( R2 ]) K7 ]( }(D) persuade: convince
4 l6 i) ^8 `! [4 `; f(E) punish: pillory
' }- @3 L- \( S; K, ^! T- V, M11. JOKE: PUNCH LINE::
Y6 |" M' g7 C" p7 K(A) sermon: congregation
( E# b4 ~- a- e6 A1 I2 C# _2 v(B) conceit: allegory
' b$ o$ `3 {/ s, q. ?0 a(C) rhetoric: persuasion
( [, U1 r7 P! V' b$ _(D) conspiracy: arrest
# Z4 q; z. f( @(E) plot: denouement" @" E, B8 I1 G9 S+ ?# Q7 [/ L
12. VEER: DIRECTION::" r) ?' j' q. K4 {
(A) align: connection
$ }2 x2 f1 q5 L( R+ F5 d(B) filter: contamination' g5 u1 Q" A% h) v$ C5 Q& G P' E
(C) convert: belief! C6 M: l* C! M6 J+ q3 [ i, `
(D) deflect: motivation
; z/ d* _4 N: T' Q3 x(E) substantiate: authenticity0 ^9 S4 v+ ]3 g y
13. REPROBATE: MISBEHAVE::
7 O/ X# o* H& {- q7 M5 ](A) sycophant: fawn
- ?7 e3 m8 P* U/ ~(B) critic: rebuke
5 l% J' u/ N# b0 Q+ |(C) ruffian: tease
# |: T6 s9 P( G(D) cynic: brood8 q" e- W: o) j
(E) narcissist: covet
& R7 @5 Y3 l2 Q( u14. IMPERVIOUS: PENETRATE::
( \2 y) ^( i7 m) H(A) ineluctable: avoid
}& n- k; O( U(B) ineradicable: damage( `0 ?6 w9 ^+ A0 H
(C) boorish: flatter
* P; W# `& R! k(D) irrepressible: censure$ F" B8 x$ A: ^, i' V7 l- S3 G1 t
(E) disruptive: restrain
% y- o, [$ |9 O; ?, d0 y$ D15. CONSENSUS: FACTIONALISM::% R C1 d5 i! y/ V5 P5 B6 z) \" _
(A) ritual: orthodoxy
; x) N4 s8 Z2 U: T4 H3 l(B) reality: plausibility
7 ?& n; x4 V8 h. S! i4 j(C) reason: thought
, e+ t$ }9 M+ r. m(D) clarity: confusion1 C3 o, G+ f! M0 }& T, I
(E) leadership: subordination8 \1 X8 O/ e' L
16. MARTINET: DISCIPLINE::% n& P) Y- l& `; ^
(A) illusionist: misdirection
/ b7 C N. [+ t(B) dilettante: commitment; J6 D, K$ x E' |: X
(C) renegade: allegiance. a, x9 R$ R% z
(D) pedant: learning
0 c( @% v4 f* m7 m) o% F(E) hack: writing0 d5 K( @2 i, F. E) F% w# j9 a. |% W
7 [; Q: b2 B( ]2 l3 w/ x28. FICTTTIOUS:! u1 P" X" t$ N& `4 e
(A) classical
0 |3 G1 h! @, {" g v9 f(B) natural
3 ]" M! `+ p2 M- F; b(C) factual
: U: \. p4 I3 s7 D- W6 K- a(D) rational2 x" O0 x1 q* `0 k1 O% A
(E) commonplace& a) d; p$ n/ g4 `
29.BRIDLED:( J8 M: O- k: o8 {3 R- l2 C* n
(A) without recourse
5 b' |2 `- X2 ^* Q- O(B) without restraint
% W) ~+ ]: e C9 ^9 ~(C) without meaning+ J$ T5 O* {* \0 G, [+ q4 g/ a
(D) without curiosity# f0 T" t. e; i- I3 x
(E) without subtlety
: E9 p9 R( W" F30. CAPTIVATE: N/ t. F5 X$ o D1 Q# k
(A) repulse& L- o) G$ u7 K5 i7 m( ?
(B) malign: F# w) {' m" f1 r, `- z
(C) proscribe N: S9 ~% Q T
(D) send out
' B; N& @5 _( k# f. q9 U; \(E) deliver from9 Z; m v7 B/ g0 j2 M/ b
31. DISSIPATE:& C, F0 }, s& u/ U& V( D
(A) accumulate }. [2 d5 @% [" i1 I
(B) emerge& b4 e, f+ N0 U z, G8 [$ y9 o
(C) overwhelm
3 f3 P) m! {6 V4 y0 E(D) adhere6 p, U% b' ?) ~8 @# f5 s' J+ Z3 W
(E) invigorate; T( M2 |" e3 A. i
32.OSTRACIZE:4 }) {" ]0 {: T
(A) clarify9 p9 f" \' }& y- D( L! I
(B) subdue' H( q5 _. J# ~$ r$ g
(C) welcome+ x& Z# _; Q& Y1 D w, o
(D) renew: E5 k e& g! D) e/ I
(E) crave# d& g' ~0 i6 m1 d( J0 p# b# _
33. LOATH:
) R6 {3 K& l1 |/ V C2 d& i; m! F4 y(A) clever
9 O0 u6 _" o) ?( d/ r$ K- ](B) reasonable% l8 K' c' [+ r2 k9 l% `6 f1 S# H
(C) fortunate! K6 D! L- A3 A' t1 B4 u
(D) eager
# C d& w ~$ W& t$ u(E) confident! d4 @! M: k" b/ H1 A l
34. VITIATE:
* ~6 i: d r8 h$ ^9 t, T1 A(A) ingratiate
8 m/ S! @ a N: M9 ?' k) J+ ?(B) convince
. g8 e7 L4 y* o(C) regulate
$ S0 J) e9 z/ l' S(D) fortify m9 A& X7 _3 F6 ]: [
(E) constrict
9 X3 H, ]7 i) q! [' r) _35.LAVISH:$ ] e2 N. ~6 P* ~7 T. n
(A) insist( X5 I, @+ j' u7 a! a5 [6 C
(B) criticize
, Z C$ ?$ i; d& g. z(C) undermine, W! \( X% [) }( E2 w
(D) stint( s8 m4 u9 s6 ` P' T9 c3 x
(E) waste
A' c: S% m! R+ u+ m36.VITUPERATIVE:$ `6 u7 @; n$ I, q: T. V
(A) complimentary5 t8 g* d" n! `0 f& g
(B) demagogic$ ?! @' [& a1 O' m- |
(C) hopeful
6 B9 f) Q5 ^# i) |$ d3 K- Y8 o) G# m(D) admirable
% W4 Z$ x! B2 [(E) veracious1 J8 f2 s8 o3 ]! h6 l
37.MORIBUND:
; T) d% b2 j5 T! y& a- q(A) discontinuous
" j: x9 \4 {$ i4 q2 _" e' y(B) natural
* `6 I( b+ J4 K( ~, Q(C) nascent3 f/ u* a4 g) l) \$ @4 ?
(D) rational
. _7 _4 c M3 L i# J1 h1 ~(E) dominant
# a3 f1 o9 h1 n/ u38. CATHOLIC:* K9 V5 K2 s3 f/ P3 n8 C9 ]
(A) narrow* r9 K7 h q% z% i ~% ^' E
(B) soft( V1 c+ m) T x# y( I0 f) v
(C) trivial4 ?' ?: y2 m L
(D) calm5 Q# d; P' r4 L; {- ?
(E)quick
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