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6G冲刺模考讨论(五)
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9 A3 {* ?; L `% `% J+ L. ?行程过半了, 加油!
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SECTION 1
! b0 n8 L& m0 h9 LTime –30 minutes
: y3 W) Y6 j4 b" S38 Questions; h+ b* ?9 e" a2 h- t2 A9 {% [3 I
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1. We first became aware that her support for the new
+ g' l4 S8 {, h7 D7 W$ E+ Gprogram was less than---- when she declined to
- h) ~7 t3 o, [1 ], dmake a speech in its favor.7 W; g- T# `; g
(A) qualified
2 n+ h1 R9 v. B+ p2 ^5 C" A(B) haphazard
$ S! p S* Z! F/ z! X4 y. j N(C) fleeting
% ]# }% @' m: \8 }3 c1 g# a(D) unwarranted 7 S3 N4 x2 f, M# U- Q5 d
(E) wholehearted K0 ~6 @, c- i! ]; H. o( r8 ?
9 N. q7 S) ]/ Q$ k/ N2. When a person suddenly loses consciousness, a
+ E2 ^( v9 t% T( rbystander is not expected to ---- the problem but to ) P$ S# V: p; a* o3 @# i A. |4 a
attempt to ---- its effects by starting vital functions 4 R$ e5 t# X A! d! Y; n
if they are absent 9 r- Y( ~5 S5 Q# q
(A) cure.. precipitate % S: x" h% ]6 m
(B) minimize.. predict ]! S( R- x7 g+ t$ o
(C) determine.. detect - e/ P0 Z# t# @# Y) W8 E' O
(D) diagnose.. counter # B; f* A9 P. \1 z6 U# T6 F
(E) magnify.. evaluate5 C) Y7 ?( f7 o& q) U
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3. The remark was only slightly ----, inviting a
3 k6 g0 [5 n$ W- g5 h* echuckle, perhaps, but certainly not a ----.0 v6 ~" n3 V m+ e
(A) audible.. reward
" x2 P N6 U/ o* q% W0 Q(B) hostile.. shrug 8 X4 B9 H; L" p+ q
(C) amusing.. rebuke " C. S& q, H# D8 N
(D) coherent.. reaction
) b e1 x% u9 \) H(E) humorous.. guffaw
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4. Doors were closing on our past, and soon the values
6 Z; @- N3 V e- o# y" zwe had lived by would become so obsolete that we ( R- |2 {8 D' ]: ?
would seem to people of the new age as ----as
6 V) Z+ ~# g7 f. s$ h9 D! _travelers from an ancient land. , a$ M, w7 A+ L- n/ Q7 }7 ]3 p, |
(A) elegant
4 L1 E% U4 u+ N(B) ambitious
- x9 F. ~" N: k+ v# F0 ](C) interesting
$ n7 m m x5 H$ g(D) comfortable
2 ?% l( t# T5 A% O6 q- E! N(E) quaint
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5. Ability to ---- is the test of the perceptive historian,
" z7 k' `, U9 n# b- wa history, after all, consists not only of what the ; t( u3 j1 z, a' U! l
historian has included, but also, in some sense, of % \- a8 F* P* b
what has been left out. 6 `0 _7 ?# U1 `. d
(A) defer
6 M) C3 A+ l5 Z# q5 }9 Y) a! K; X(B) select
7 e$ L3 B" F1 R* Y, _; R7 N% q(C) confer
* I2 J/ |1 O8 M( u2 y(D) devise 2 O' z* N( A) C* `7 h
(E) reflect ; t3 v8 s" Q* X' O: F3 x
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6. Some artists immodestly idealize or exaggerate the
8 G$ f P& N+ n1 Esignificance of their work; yet others, ---- to exalt
0 \4 I# l$ n V, a& I, Fthe role of the artist, reject a transcendent view of art
# v& W0 f9 j5 ^, F! U" A$ L(A) appearing ( U7 I4 H& h# B4 O! @
(B) disdaining 6 `( B6 X: q& d ]! v1 `" n5 i
(C) seeking
. x+ s2 v( R) ?$ [(D) failing
. p( w& H0 v" t(E) tending
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7. Estimating the risks of radiation escaping from a
d1 c7 H* W3 n$ m9 y2 |nuclear power plant is ---- question, but one whose ' G' S9 j6 v! T+ p" F0 z, a) K4 F, K
answer then becomes part of a value-laden,
- c. c+ `# e! N+ `. k& X# Remotionally charged policy debate about whether to + N! [" ?/ ~2 j/ s
construct such a plant.
4 w6 l% F V9 a2 Y7 I) r(A) an incomprehensible % W, | y$ _" h& D) J2 U5 C; c% D5 C
(B) an undefined . c( J) v! o+ K% ~( W( H6 @
(C) an irresponsible
8 k; t( Y8 ]6 c3 p. I; j(D) a divisive
1 q$ o% H. ]1 m/ K; d/ c# t, {/ K(E) a technical
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8. TREE: FORESTRY::
0 g, `; e' i7 | c% j$ d9 X(A) tractor: agriculture0 a {& T. d8 k: w$ _
(B) experiment: laboratory 7 o. u L7 S6 f X
(C) fuel: combustion 6 ^0 \* [' g) l) R4 e
(D) flower: horticulture
! t' j: g% D y' _1 T! S4 k(E) generator: electricity ! o( {0 ~6 e$ ]4 d
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9. COMMAND: REQUEST1 G9 r) |7 ]+ k3 h- _; }$ @8 P
(A) presume: inquire
& P+ G$ ?5 X [" o: ^! b: g(B) recommend: propose, t p* O, D5 J) |. M+ z3 E( `
(C) summon: invite " p9 _; i N, V! u) L3 u! Q' `3 [
(D) refuse: rebel 5 h0 I/ w) T' I5 U6 Y' o8 \: c
(E) authorize: permit 7 E0 P w" B# |8 k1 |/ }9 ^
9 q# q/ b! D% n0 \5 ~" y. O10. PESTLE: GRIND::
. `* c) b1 D5 k0 W$ K: k(A) whetstone: sharpen3 w. V. w# e j7 v+ L# W1 o, X
(B) balloon: float5 o! a1 N$ {# c0 b! D
(C) mill: turn
, d. E; g0 r# h% [, k: {) _+ A(D) hinge: fasten3 _8 i' m8 t- z6 ~3 {7 N8 _" q
(E) switch: conduct 7 E# t& D: f/ v$ u
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11. ILLITERACY: EDUCATION , h6 a. d" |' H9 P& S8 _/ S' j* N
(A) bureaucracy: clarification
/ C; @' t$ U3 V(B) oppression: agreement - w4 v/ }6 u. x, T" {6 v, p
(C) vagrancy: travel
* d3 ~5 e: d4 W" M(D) inequity: redistribution # {( v+ D* G. x
(E) inclemency: evasion 3 ^' R0 O7 Q) Q. d8 P0 I3 J
8 F& B5 d- h; V# Z6 O. S( p, X+ A' e12. REVERENCE: RESPECT::
O" i- E3 @$ x* t(A) resiliency: vitality # E7 n2 s3 ~! a N" W
(B) appreciation: dependency5 S% M; _/ B- f1 z& Z8 j
(C) avidity: enthusiasm
2 h6 U# M4 i2 r+ |. ?(D) imagination: creativity % \; {5 D. G: I& B0 n4 |
(E) audacity: sentiment " W* U* S9 [( r: X k1 b
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13. APOSTROPHES:WORD
. f( c/ n3 C2 _% Y(A) letters: alphabet
/ y0 d, a b- @0 m(B) verbs: syntax : q$ [9 d% {" a* ]% _
(C) ellipses: sentence
! _& l9 I; V" ?(D) commas: punctuation , I5 k& U- P! f( }$ v
(E) paragraphs: essay
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7 ^! U; \9 S# b1 t14. EXAGGERATION: CARICATURE:: ) ?/ o8 I; X2 O( P5 W; D; t5 F
(A) craft: art
0 s/ v" U( F3 W3 P1 t(B) detail: sketch 8 H: [# S# |3 `2 n% P4 x3 U
(C) illusion: story + o) Y/ }( C. _; f5 Q# s
(D) brevity: epigram 7 `+ K T# k$ u# B: A
(E) sophistication: farce5 W' T1 ~4 \ C' @
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15. MALLEABLE: SHAPE7 s% w. \ Z# r. C! z, Y. [! n3 t
(A) apathetic: emotion ) @# F5 o% `% B$ n
(B) irresolute: opinion 4 E- p' l- U* A4 J4 L7 J
(C) demonstrable: evidence
- A' |- w' Y7 u, q W" }8 a(D) irredeemable: value
: |4 Z( r$ v+ S2 k$ H& K- R(E) gustatory: taste & V. Q$ I! g+ z
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16. BOLSTER: SUPPORT::& C% ]" |2 E- h( Q0 W
(A) axis: revolve % t4 D7 B- A4 t/ n9 m) B
(B) spackle: paint : i3 u# G) Q6 v9 c8 x
(C) leakage: caulk 9 V4 {' V9 [0 V# N6 z
(D) heat: insulate 4 |) C% z% y4 A$ I
(E) tackle: hoist u4 Y+ K8 x% m8 ?0 D1 U
" w7 Y& I- s, ?1 D28. RECORD / G! _9 _: g5 m
(A) postpone . |6 M" G) h5 O5 Z4 b- r3 y9 g
(B) disperse
$ [4 X0 c; A8 v' c(C) delete + y2 p. ]$ W) |
(D) delay # K+ P8 R& e* l9 v+ [
(E) devise
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29. EMBED 0 W; P- C% y4 y4 r* j' }" y
(A) induce
P, B/ l: \3 ~% E(B) extend
, n$ ~$ f( N" A Q(C) extract / e" Y% S" z$ t
(D) receive ! S4 m9 Y9 E. r% l
(E) diverge
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30. WHOLESOME + c6 Z$ O* x$ ~+ H2 ?: I
(A) deleterious ( J+ s, E6 ~- f2 s$ ?- s
(B) submissive
) K- G0 d5 v. _! q6 ^(C) provoking : _9 ^. B& M& y9 g% D. B
(D) monotonous
( P9 Z# C% {' k+ P( c9 P2 w(E) rigorous
; i' t2 T& l; m31. EXTINCTION: 6 u% u8 }* E2 _8 y/ Z* \
(A) immunity - j: e X% j2 k6 t
(B) mutation 3 E! R& N5 I, e1 j3 x, N7 S
(C) inhibition 2 i, }8 L+ J% ]
(D) formulation 8 L1 e- n+ @/ |9 z7 Z1 r$ Y
(E) perpetuation + `8 Q4 E) U3 Z4 }/ {
$ D4 P% x, I1 W5 M" z32. CURSE:
& A( D! `9 J3 N6 h/ k, W(A) exoneration " m/ \) v9 R' U! m3 s: h s
(B) untruth
) C; W& f* @8 N$ U(C) redress
Z# N9 O: J ? M- m5 v9 R+ s(D) benediction 6 V t+ y% x' o1 ]5 o( R
(E) separation ' d U- p. t |* Q2 L
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33. DECORUM
# e0 K2 L P+ C" v% Z& k(A) constant austerity
9 C$ \' M. V% s/ o/ {, U% @(B) false humility 1 [. j8 j# [+ s: u. ]9 n
(C) impropriety " D- T6 m, W5 y0 t
(D) incompetence ( D, F, {) b' G
(E) petulance
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9 l* C, S a5 d$ j34. AGGRANDIZE:
$ w! [ d# k! T# J0 b7 A. Y(A) misrepresent
( l, f8 U+ D& ?* B \# b(B) disparage
% B( f, c# ?6 k7 `; X' X(C) render helpless 2 O! r1 d X4 Y+ w
(D) take advantage of
) F2 f" q2 h# t7 I& h" a5 D(E) shun the company of ( d3 `: u( {( r
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35. VIGILANT
! v, G! |. n4 h(A) reluctant 3 e( s0 ~4 f2 u/ R6 a a4 ]
(B) haphazard ( P3 p0 [- _1 L$ A2 {+ g
(C) gullible ! `7 m I6 o* _4 V" J% r
(D) ignorant
1 x1 n3 L0 H' @& ?0 M& B+ I& t0 M(E) oblivious
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36. FASTIDIOUS
" G2 A# t. q! u- @( o(A) coarse % p6 K; I" i# W W- [1 v8 g
(B) destructive , o* B+ {, q7 y# s- c. q
(C) willing / M) E9 U4 x g9 z4 J; B
(D) collective : y/ K6 t/ y. E
(E) secret
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8 i" ^4 {# ^$ n; l5 i F7 j: ?37. TRACTABLE) p" v0 P) o, W3 m& P
(A) indefatigable ( S5 }6 S0 j1 ~6 n. A) ~, t
(B) incorrigible 7 H% `% Y, \- T2 A% ^6 a, c+ y
(C) insatiable
$ J! T$ K) F" v, a% f(D) impractical
9 i6 N- k6 i1 Q& B# _(E) impetuous
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38. RESCISSION : I- N6 J# M" W$ S# O* _" U2 J
(A) expansion
/ x4 t1 a% f: w(B) enactment7 L3 v$ M/ c* ]$ t; q/ T# p
(C) instigation : y a2 L& K! K
(D) stimulation
* X8 e7 ]9 M5 R(E) abdication
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SECTION 5
; f b& K6 D- K+ A$ jTime –30 minutes
- |1 v9 ]8 m U- X38 Questions
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1. Because modern scientists find the ancient Greek 8 o% M. g8 K/ x4 ^0 d
view of the cosmos outdated and irrelevant, they
+ F- c. D3 E8 @* E9 Wnow perceive it as only of --------- interest.8 L' R. n+ M/ J4 B! V4 V8 M7 z
(A) historical
4 p+ s, x6 L5 o1 U- V; l& i(B) intrinsic
" [5 P# l0 h$ Z) C(C) astronomical
& @# p0 Q7 T! @: \+ b1 U2 ](D) experimental
& G: m1 Y d; s# s) u8 S(E) superfluous4 Z0 _6 M+ b3 @0 N0 ~% \( _
; h4 u: A4 ]# n5 ]# m. U2. Religious philosopher that he was. Henry More
; z# d" c6 p: Z6 {1 w9 yderived his conception of an infinite universe from # g. x8 z. A7 x& K
the Infinite God in whom he believed, a benevolent
2 D. }4 d: Q- Q/ X( AGod of -------whose nature was to create---------
- B. s0 y) d9 {1 E: v" P, r(A) plenitude ..abundance
. x( L) E) {1 R9 b; l8 u(B) vengeance .. justice
- v9 z4 a5 P* t/ u6 j(C) indifference .. suffering
4 o- G% Y, Z3 K2 m- ?. J X" U(D) indulgence .. temperance# o% R$ T$ t5 n1 J
(E) rectitude .. havoc* P+ r( O8 T& M, \# e' Z
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3. While some argue that imposing tolls on highway ( q5 u, f6 ^6 k9 G, r& p
users circumvents the need to raise public taxes
4 u: r0 i2 X4 D# gfor road maintenance, the phenomenal expense of
% N; r4 g4 H! M% a4 Z( `1 B% ]maintaining a vast network of roads------reliance . n; V5 `/ z2 }3 o& W2 J
on these general taxes.
' j3 {% t5 v8 }/ {# Y0 W(A) avoids, b/ n/ Z4 |8 E9 V' w, G# N# v/ a
(B) diminishes
E- C& `5 @$ E; V6 B X(C) necessitates
- Q, Y( D2 |+ p, ?+ g D(D) discourages
& {( D+ } F! ~* |2 @(E) ameliorates
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& B W4 p0 X3 S7 E4. Although they were not direct------,the new arts of % z0 b1 q9 u! |# \
the Classical period were clearly created in the spirit
' O$ a/ |+ k" h9 wof older Roman models and thus------many features
/ U& F5 o4 g, U& q( i; {9 fof the older style.9 z1 y5 B7 m- v
(A) impressions .. introduced
& H$ }8 X- L: P$ L(B) translations .. accentuated
! S% _0 h/ N. A6 N2 P( q; A(C) copies .. maintained' a* A; y0 E. T! _- l" h+ X
(D) masterpieces .. depicted
( X: a5 F( U4 _(E) borrowings .. improvised4 K, ]) I/ r# u. k$ o# k0 [* {) O6 c: D
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5. In spite of the increasing--------of their opinions, the ' X7 `/ R( g" U2 k6 S3 w, ^' o
group knew they had to arrive at a consensus so that - Q2 u0 d* {3 R( T5 _
the award could be presented
3 j7 M: U" E' s7 G5 O(A) impartiality! B9 D' j( r6 p. e6 w
(B) consistency/ E0 U+ K0 r4 Y! g! S
(C) judiciousness7 P7 U# i# e; N, @# s
(D) incisiveness8 W8 c# Y2 X- Z( e
(E) polarity
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, n! Z: t! Q6 }$ j3 g: C6 [6. By forcing our surrender to the authority of the clock
8 J' L$ L! v. Jsystematic timekeeping has imposed a form of-------& b$ m$ n) [. U7 x' g6 i
on society.% j0 _- V; J% U G* j
(A) anarchy8 V" y8 u' I8 [1 W
(B) permanence* `$ U' V) A$ D- S
(C) provincialism
6 D( a# t5 a- D, ^(D) tyranny8 e7 ~( p9 |) m' b! {
(E) autonomy9 \# `4 y# t6 V% I2 [
5 F, J: A- I0 e. w! }7. Our high-------vocabulary for street crime contrasts 7 g- A# H( `% v
sharply with our------vocabulary for corporate crime,
! _3 H2 {! \3 Ca fact that corresponds to the general public's unawar-1 I: q0 R4 S( N! k2 a8 Q
eness of the extent of corporate crime.
8 [! x8 W% E1 X; o) p8 W(A) nuanced ..subtle
# x8 n( o# H* b" C* j( z(B) uninformative ..misleading- u4 u# e8 t* ]) W/ \
(C) euphemistic ..abstract
8 } c2 g! t; o% m1 T# \0 S(D) differentiated ..limited# B1 V d! r' T% K3 j3 L+ S4 s
(E) technical ..jargon-laden
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3 a o J- z8 x$ z8. DIVERGE : APART::* `( D9 S" W0 n- _1 E6 ~
(A) traverse : across
' M* N. e# d' `6 n1 C6 L(B) suspend : around: [+ Z# |- x% m$ A
(C) reverse : beyond
' c0 c5 w f( v) G# q(D) repose : beside) \- L9 v/ C2 @. R5 ]- D* h! S
(E) involve : among
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9. ATROCIOUS : BAD::6 m4 c! j. r9 o( I" L7 N: [
(A) excessive : adequate9 K& B' c2 s* @4 X; P V, K
(B) momentous : important4 t8 R" q& U' {7 @1 o& ~
(C) unavailing : helpful/ f D- U- Q" i, i0 _
(D) contagious : diseased2 p& |$ [- I7 e3 i' ]3 Y1 h m
(E) nominal : satisfactory0 f" X& M: F8 \& h& y/ S2 H$ f
& o d: C% A- n9 V1 v, w10.PATRONIZE : CONDESCENSION::* j, V( `3 w" t3 l2 J5 w
(A) exasperate : anger
% F. P8 |. o/ C a8 a) ?6 ~# a(B) deride : mockery
' |. K- H# P. ?% @4 e(C) compensate : apology+ v$ ~3 o7 ]) W0 n! { l8 M
(D) hurry : decision+ U! Z. z4 V" d5 ]; |
(E) encroach : fearlessness
- z9 _- }4 f2 L: P# y h' T+ G11.FANG : TOOTH::# ]! S4 R( I4 {! p9 e
(A) gum : mouth
, H0 }$ P, i- `+ I9 f(B) elbow : arm
. O: Z# P' `1 y2 v* A$ g; @(C) bank : river$ I8 P; s, ~% S0 I+ m3 T9 f2 s( }3 g
(D) finger : digit
+ i1 g4 e- o7 F3 d(E) summit ; mountain
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. i. Z% R0 c) f" J/ ~7 ]12.ANALGESIC : PAIN::- v( a; q+ A8 j* @0 P0 ?( f
(A) sedative : sleep
* E/ q: m" B+ A(B) stimulant : mood4 K; ~- X& L4 ]" w9 \! |7 ` [: D, Y
(C) antiseptic : odor
2 ~+ j+ f' e& L. K5 R; V5 @(D) anesthetic : sensation
. e6 ^9 L( ]8 d4 J1 T(E) ointment : skin V6 y" g9 W# \7 O
1 J+ d& h6 G2 u& r13.IMPECCABLE : FLAW::
# M4 O. _* T8 _(A) foreseeable : outcome( o2 T8 J4 B+ `' x8 |; `% a
(B) mundane : substance
; z+ B/ H8 V2 F! E1 `, I5 N N/ [( S(C) dishonorable : blemish7 m+ F7 N5 X% k" A' ^" y
(D) ingenuous : guile0 J8 r: b5 w* w: {% n; Y
(E) portentous : omen
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14.POLEMIC : DISPUTATIOUS::
, ?) i9 E4 \, D- Y(A) anachronism : chronological
' X# x. B& P2 ~# Y- i+ I(B) vernacular : unpretentious' H8 |& T9 Q# V& f8 d1 M
(C) invective : abusive- ~* S% \4 F. ?/ j4 \4 Q' k
(D) platitude : insightful
7 |% {" d# E( e. q3 o+ p6 K(E) eulogy : unrealistic
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% Q/ ~0 }6 O) T1 w" g+ V+ s: l15.EMBARRASS : SHAME::! D$ k) ~" u" B" R. e& R S
(A) coax : reluctance5 B- V1 ], E% T+ B
(B) sleep : fatigue
0 }) f# h5 X" J(C) doubt : uncertainty
! A+ Y8 z' i6 F) T4 l. Q9 q, }(D) belittle : condescension( O! W( b/ K8 r& m6 H: k
(E) console : comfort9 E' n5 M; U' O* ^2 ^/ P! W) v
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16.ETCH : CORROSIVE::5 D" W6 Z0 b9 p$ T, z6 n
(A) shrink : diminutive) b2 D, T1 M* h
(B) destroy : worthless. y' F7 w2 ?& N* @- ^
(C) glue : adhesive8 \6 |# {/ k2 z3 ]$ o* j
(D) sculpt : malleable
& {2 `) A! J( d0 I8 L(E) polish : glossy- M% O2 k4 M, P- m5 _
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28.COMPRESSION:2 D g' l2 ^9 E
(A) increase in volume
$ b. s5 z7 P" G+ o3 M+ A. j- g(B) change of altitude1 |1 W3 G* C2 v9 Y, r! b
(C) loss of stability. l4 E9 S+ U0 V8 D
(D) absence of matter+ h6 T- A, j1 n9 t0 x- R$ X
(E) lack of motion' b6 L n6 l4 x3 O
) e' T* R7 {1 Z2 v1 ^" W6 V29.REFINE:- c$ e% I* I6 z* F3 E; j$ A
(A) loosen9 M" f7 h0 V& F0 V' @
(B) obscure
# r9 K! R0 x; Y9 d(C) destabilize# s2 H! J _1 j% C. j, O" w) y
(D) decrease size0 d4 Q1 {% a9 B; S% K6 y( g
(E) reduce purity
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5 Q4 Y; j1 g* \6 i# P6 D30.BALK:
A5 [' j# v( h* [(A) extend 0 r9 F5 N4 D [7 L' n; E6 T2 {
(B) derive' s5 }* q K2 K( }2 v, v
(C) observe' g0 l+ u" _: E4 a* a* H
(D) plan ahead carefully/ X! |& `" G; Q7 Y
(E) move ahead willingly
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31.ANTIPATHY:( Z- U5 x2 z( V9 k
(A) affection2 u5 T1 M o/ ?/ X4 @7 R
(B) courtesy
- m: V% f" a1 z" v(C) exasperation* j" i' k `; U; h2 L2 t+ u
(D) obstinacy
9 ]. n/ ~" N- u, z3 b* [(E) cynicism0 R" {8 [8 h( U6 x3 M" z' K% J
6 m) R" Y4 Y7 R; Z4 ~/ f
32.PATHOLOGICAL:, O5 c$ m P' G2 c" ?* E. {7 U; s
(A) acute5 T2 a' N/ s# Y! x" K8 h
(B) normal
/ E) ]# L y, t; R# C- p(C) adequate
t7 M2 C) O9 W2 Z- e7 c5 q(D) variable0 |! `4 U" D" a5 Z, t) a* {
(E) temporary4 E* ~+ X* |, X
4 t9 b! |0 ^3 X/ U33.REIN: 7 ?* ?$ ?* C" D2 c) M
(A) prod
' E! t7 {; h" p(B) assess6 _" q0 n% v& G# H6 b
(C) engulf
1 l6 S. |! z' d' ~(D) commend6 D8 x! i7 b! R
(E) affirm0 m2 c$ b y1 M
2 ]. @+ V! G) @3 q34.MELLIFLUOUS:: g# o# ]& o; @9 o. ~ i F H# z
(A) obtuse
% ?9 X6 r3 _9 L) {( W& l/ |8 I(B) ineffable
6 ~7 w m0 t6 W0 J" M(C) raspy
; Y L! N! \( q(D) deranged
7 ~& W8 M! J( [3 o- l3 I(E) uproarious s5 f. L" D: Q+ }
9 E$ V" k) L/ e) P. l8 \35.IMPUGN:* C6 J/ |- {* _( v5 C$ C! j. ] U6 D+ E
(A) abandon
( \2 C! N" ]# u7 Z(B) anticipate. e2 _! b2 H. J( _
(C) enable
1 z( C6 c- ]+ I' y" a2 B0 Z(D) clarify M) N# ~- q# c9 T7 e2 ^
(E) endorse- e/ o. w* ~6 n+ W% E4 ~ \
9 Q; u1 Y1 X+ U, X% D8 ?
36.PERTINACITY:
; ?" v0 u7 b7 T6 \3 Q(A) liability
. |$ A2 M N/ ~. _(B) simplicity7 _8 O3 h9 }' s. c; s$ ^
(C) vacillation: K% c" W' A# ?) v8 U% l! p
(D) eccentricity7 |! [, M; z$ I8 {( u2 g
(E) misrepresentation. K/ [! `6 ?, m0 R9 v. S) A' q
% G2 o5 n9 o3 L4 h- Y% j37.GAINSAY:
4 z- O6 b. D' m+ ]1 ?1 }6 z4 e% o(A) speak kindly of
6 J. |/ }) e+ w: r(B) tell the truth about* H/ P9 D$ h7 c
(C) forecast
( }' c/ U8 t" p7 v) E$ C(D) affirm
7 L! F$ ~; R& V3 Z! ?# O1 k8 i(E) reiterate# {" D4 [+ \. X6 O: I# Q
- J* u/ L |, A) n! y3 M+ R* y38. ABSOLUTE:- l+ H$ R9 I8 h' b
(A) inferior
. g; w7 Q" M" x- f* s. M8 {; L- `(B) tolerant( x2 k/ z7 ^9 ^1 p5 T
(C) qualified; s' u3 ?7 W( j; Q) k
(D) preliminary
6 f, ^+ e, e# l I(E) immeasurable
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答案:
3 V8 C' p% M# x) U0 NSECTION 1. EDEEB BEDCA DCCDB ECECE AAAEB ACCCA EDCBE ABB
. }; M! k$ G: I* FSECTION 3. ABCBD DACDA ACADC BCBDA CDBAD BEEDD
- g! ^ ]( C& W. |* y, GSECTION 5. AACCE DDABB DDDCE CCABC EDEAD BAAEE ABACE CDC- W9 F) O. B/ v! z3 O, c
SECTION 6. CACDA ABBAC DDCBD CDDCA DBEDA DCCCE |
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