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6G冲刺模考讨论(七)
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加油!
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3 y3 @5 o$ }6 c9 P! |SECTION 3( [9 o; s! p1 N: ~+ U1 y3 L1 h
Time-30 minutes/ B% a6 N o+ s8 n/ [$ f
Questions3 u8 j6 h% h1 `" E0 D, `
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1. What these people were waiting for would not 6 ?8 u" n, t- L. V
have been apparent to others and was perhaps not
2 \9 g. L/ K) E( j$ X/ |$ g very---their own minds.2 d7 r7 a2 ?- T' i
(A) obscure to
; `% e$ A5 a3 ~- o# n S (B) intimate to
- O- Y9 t: G5 |* q6 \0 H; \ (C) illusory to
5 x$ ?- H4 b$ b8 `+ k' p2 x (D) difficult for
2 P* I [0 U+ C6 x; ^ (E) definite in
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2. The attempt to breed suitable varieties of jojoba ) r+ E/ r. q4 A0 F7 o
by using hybridization to---favorable traits was
7 q3 W+ _# c0 U/ p" i finally abandoned in favor of a simpler and much j. k/ \) p5 |# `
faster---: the domestication of flourishing wild 5 v$ f8 P |/ v/ P
strains.
9 F" e/ s2 G2 u( W# }- F (A) eliminate.. alternative
+ T( c1 Z( P' M0 v0 q3 w+ W6 @% y* v (B) reinforce.. method
* o2 q0 B/ g0 _& f (C) allow.. creation ( Z/ S" {+ s0 S. Z
(D) reduce.. idea 7 H, [: R/ H. ?- Z$ E
(E) concentrate.. theory4 Q6 K* h l" U( p" \, X C' u0 e5 f
$ y9 n6 O) z: @3 {0 p3 j3. According to one political theorist, a regime that
1 v. A9 M9 U% [ has as its goal absolute---, without any---law or
& x, {; P5 M: m- `+ q principle, has declared war on justice.6 m Z- ^* q: i! L9 k7 C' m
(A) respectability.. codification of
7 M, z, o, ]- o4 ^2 l (B) supremacy .. suppression of% B0 l6 O# N3 |
(C) autonomy .. accountability to
7 W" m$ ?( z: R1 s9 r# k6 K (D) fairness .. deviation from& Y, e! @) U4 G( h5 z4 g' z; ?
(E) responsibility .. prioritization of; P1 X! D" y* b0 p1 G
y/ ~* }; T2 R w" w4. Despite its ---, the book deals---with a number of . p/ h( E: L& ~0 A: A
crucial issues.
. \$ j+ u p3 c$ V. U$ f (A) optimism .. cursorily: B6 o) N ^/ ?( e; C
(B) importance .. needlessly
% b2 }. Q& e% c1 U2 v# w (C) virtues .. inadequately- l2 N3 Y! e: f6 V" Y! o% V
(D) novelty .. strangely
$ Z, _0 b3 y1 S! e' j y- ^0 E (E) completeness .. thoroughly9 z7 t, ~: H3 v& h) e
# \# e% @4 \# R7 E1 I' [4 ^; d- G5. Although frequent air travelers remain
; Q/ G4 h- t, c$ R unconvinced, researchers have found that,
8 @: V3 f7 @0 J( z4 {: x% j* m paradoxically, the---disorientation inherent in jet 2 W5 h* M7 p8 f i3 V1 A$ k
lag also may yield some mental health---.
" @; N+ c* _( @' v* o# K5 d (A) temporal.. benefits
! j- q5 j4 R1 F% X, Q (B) acquired.. hazards- l) H( K3 P6 H P2 a5 j1 e: w/ ~
(C) somatic .. disorders/ C9 d+ |) q. m+ c3 S4 D
(D) random .. deficiencies# u- e. }2 O) L1 M
(E) typical .. standards9 H; N1 W0 q* B% p, a" s$ z- w1 i6 ?4 c& @
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6. Ironically, the proper use of figurative language 8 n; W. s9 }$ h
must be based on the denotative meaning of the
: e9 t) ?& i1 Y words, because it is the failure to recognize this---3 f8 m) j# L- _3 v5 v
meaning that leads to mixed metaphors and their H) f+ T4 i3 t _5 ~7 G
attendant incongruity.! c+ q+ N& X6 a G( o
(A) esoteric
2 b2 o9 ]; n! ^" B: `. G! F (B) literal 0 f1 b* U- T" \4 Y
(C) latent8 D! `2 h$ |9 }. ]* u6 i$ V
(D) allusive 6 n* A8 Q# p& a4 m8 a
(E) symbolic" ]5 e9 s# y( q
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7. Although it seems---that there would be a greater
@3 S1 A* W( s1 c' H risk of serious automobile accidents in densely
( U! b( _7 @$ ?/ k( U+ r2 P: i populated areas, such accidents are more likely to 2 s$ H s$ D3 F4 u. s
occur in sparsely populated regions.
9 O6 A" {! F4 O8 Z K! x+ u% Y8 f/ n (A) paradoxical 6 ~4 Z; D" f9 u+ k3 {5 [: s! m; c2 b+ s
(B) axiomatic . F8 h" A& S0 v9 T7 J; s
(C) anomalous
6 q2 Q7 g0 O: z; i" B0 ~ (D) irrelevant 1 r' ~' T. |) P5 D/ p5 ]' a
(E) portentous
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8. CATASTROPHE: MISHAP::9 r! X/ q5 R+ w! N. J" h; W
(A) prediction: recollection
+ r2 ~1 t$ [% q$ y! c (B) contest: recognition
/ g7 U; z0 w5 `- Z5 I: ~, P8 C" d (C) humiliation: embarrassment
, d$ z( O( Z7 O" _# Q3 |& u (D) reconciliation: solution
( Q" q8 T3 l- \4 D (E) hurdle: challenge
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9. SONNET: POET:: l" P0 e' @5 B7 a1 a
(A) stage: actor0 G9 ^9 u% h% h. W
(B) orchestra: conductor) b1 P0 `7 i; K: h$ S
(C) music: dancer
! [- c0 X: D" D& r& @: M (D) canvas: painter
8 b/ m0 d: o8 ?- e3 E5 p (E) symphony: composer
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1 o% ]4 F4 p" J+ d, q; j10. LOQUACIOUS: SUCCINCT::
8 }( X: J! x$ s (A) placid: indolent& B3 i9 a( N) p9 I
(B) vivacious: cheerful- j2 C( k* o/ N( N
" u) S2 P7 U+ B (C) vulgar: offensive
* t8 ~4 {% n, s2 Z4 a9 B! p (D) pretentious: sympathetic% f$ P+ m0 }* ?( D
(E) adroit: ungainly' k3 \+ u4 _4 z4 a/ m! ^
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11.DEPORTATION:COUNTRY::
0 c- }* w) y$ ?; p (A) evacuation: shelter
( | B' u3 e! V (B) abdication: throne, F' P$ B0 z0 v$ `* G3 V8 W! W
(C) extradition: court, M7 x9 M+ [. v0 `
(D) eviction: dwelling
3 t( e. W) A, v; w' J (E) debarkation: destination( d1 X/ m. H- [# `+ ~
/ w1 Q3 C# \" f$ h12.MAELSTROM:TURBULENT::( c- s& H6 `/ f% D' C) g
(A) stricture: imperative( s4 V' [3 H. g2 g. q% X- [& a
(B) mirage: illusory8 X3 |& u: t& B
(C) antique: rare9 Z9 b1 D0 R$ e- l) V
(D) myth: authentic4 o& w& }8 `7 i& g
(E) verdict: fair
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13.ABSTEMIOUS: INDULGE::
8 u: |5 d1 K% F4 a (A) affectionate: embrace- U4 |5 P4 ]% ]4 S0 g
(B) austere: decorate& T& ]; F8 C7 p4 K* ~
(C) articulate: preach
7 `! o. l7 b) l# E (D) argumentative: harangue0 s& r' {3 }8 N! X2 x$ y* j
(E) affable: jest
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14. BLUSTERING: SPEAK::
+ K" J# F& i# y- q' E- b (A) grimacing: smile6 c' u9 V' T& [3 k6 ?8 F+ ?
(B) blinking: stare
: S5 f4 i3 y9 h" ~& j. Q. d (C) slouching: sit
' I8 q7 F3 J/ W- L" n8 O( g (D) jeering: laugh. h2 }, Q5 o* s8 [6 |0 G8 i
(E) swaggering: walk
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$ q! V+ _" X( {5 V% q15. SOLACE: GRIEF::
. l( D! ~/ L& X5 ] p2 ]* K- Q" s (A) rebuke: mistake' Z, o; m7 y% u$ ~ I
(B) mortification: passion4 \7 Y" X' k7 p, r
(C) encouragement: confidence
: s/ F7 k; F; |* J9 j, L (D) justification: action
' r7 J9 [1 f* u. E c! X! _+ {2 C6 p (E) pacification: anger
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T( I& q( T" B+ Q16. INDELIBLE: FORGET::
+ i! B( B# E% ?0 z" M4 F/ s, o (A) lucid: comprehend( w$ Q: V j9 @1 H9 }( f/ C# ^
(B) astounding: expect
$ z9 [5 P8 _ Z( @ (C) inconsequential: reduce
, \3 ~4 Y" F M2 q# s. p (D) incorrigible: agree
# Z) n! q# z; k) E z4 S7 H (E) fearsome: avoid! {- Q8 x: s; y
; k5 h6 N; N9 ^% X. {28. CUMBERSOME:
5 R7 }/ |! `7 | (A) likely to succeed: k0 U: Z) C* q8 G" g" d# V$ ~
(B) reasonable to trust
; J. X7 s# r* T' e( c% q (C) valuable to have
% D9 s$ U* ~4 c- U$ b/ a4 ] (D) easy to handle; p5 U( o; j( c" f O. K
(E) important to know: S- t* l1 K8 [0 p) J6 t/ R* r
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29. INDUCEMENT:
) L: n" Z6 v3 c U; G* N8 s (A) reproof! ?6 S3 F# F0 w" v2 P
(B) deterrent+ n. M7 t" ]3 ]5 Q! A1 k
(C) partiality
0 y/ E h% B! d0 h (D) distinction. d: D% |9 Q" Y$ g0 C
(E) consideration
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( F* C; e% E% l# z0 ]9 d30. STARTLE:
3 g2 v# d# }" z (A) appease
' X* J4 w4 U5 O( G3 E5 W# R (B) lull
- L: e: ? t$ u! Y& ^ (C) reconcile
1 t; b0 ^$ x% y# X" [ (D) dally- k4 i9 h B) a9 W
(E) slumber7 K8 x' Z7 T) q3 M
) C* n: {* m7 M* Q. C31. ANOMALY:
1 t+ d+ g% p) Y: k (A) derivation from estimates
; d+ Q2 s1 \1 B4 ~. f0 ~! T6 O (B) conformity to norms. n }3 ^) {1 N
(C) return to origins% r% p4 ?. ]& S5 J
(D) adaptation to stresses
! o& v, f7 Q" g (E) repression of traits
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32. RECIPROCATING:' T& a; C1 e9 Y4 {: b$ a" g
(A) releasing slowly( u0 z6 ? d/ D2 ~" _+ I7 f
(B) calculating approximately
9 Y6 r$ i) V. q3 O3 M1 D3 @, p (C) accepting provisionally- F: [7 }4 \8 \8 Z
(D) moving unidirectionally+ v1 t0 P) w0 w2 {# p! R$ J: y
(E) mixing thoroughly
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. m0 r2 }! T% g& G( L33. MOLLYCODDLE:
) T/ H; W s+ Q5 k# a! F (A) talk boastfully: f1 D0 Z: ?1 n" [- t' g( `) H# O
(B) flee swiftly
+ ^/ _! L/ i- [( G- f (C) treat harshly6 l3 q4 l# p9 E) ?. T, B
(D) demand suddenly
6 t5 T' j7 y- p7 d; Y& R. d) h1 z (E) adjust temporarily
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34. SURFEIT:6 v* V+ w: M$ C' j# G( G7 ?+ E7 y# T
(A) affirmation
9 C0 ^( T9 b: h' m* {5 c5 U" o (B) compromise6 a3 ^" D9 Z+ w. g" }$ A
(C) dexterity1 l2 a7 o3 }. d3 p2 ^
(D) deficiency
( b* u2 H8 _$ @- W$ y+ L) ` (E) languor! _ T6 h: Y7 m
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35. SANGUINE:
- {$ R! Z2 v' E+ R0 l+ s2 f (A) morose7 m! A. A. W! V/ b8 n
(B) puzzled
# t" H" n: h+ _+ W" O# c5 i (C) gifted, _' X/ s8 A6 R& Y$ G+ y' g y3 ?3 u
(D) witty. V5 z( ?( k: ~6 T: V+ L' M% u
(E) persistent$ n) ]8 W9 ?# x* S1 g& y+ X+ {
5 m8 k P2 K5 J0 J9 |( P* ~2 k36. RETROSPECTIVE:
/ ~* @8 |& ] t8 ~1 L% k5 ^ (A) irresolute* j7 E0 ?0 m% G9 R5 b. G
(B) hopeful+ V/ K l& X9 ^1 g. a, q
(C) unencumbered M, c1 Q% i, ^* ^6 p2 i
(D) evanescent
4 |1 A; X2 J, n+ N' y8 a (E) anticipatory+ I* E7 \ ^* I
; l4 y/ D4 e2 a1 e9 k37. ENCOMIUM:
; q/ o+ o% W: F4 S! d+ P% B9 @* S (A) biased evaluation) _2 [& h: p7 o
(B) polite response : D! ~- [3 {0 M
(C) vague description
/ U+ Y7 i; ^3 ?2 X/ q7 \- e: ? (D) harsh criticism
- x: C4 D9 {8 d& a% }4 p (E) sorrowful expression1 N9 n( @; g+ o) y/ {
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38. FACTIONAL:
) c3 x/ }* |& {* K$ ?; G) e/ L1 p (A) excessive
& B1 T( n4 t* w! S4 F0 H* Y (B) undistinguished
* z9 s% w, ~1 d (C) disdainful
. l& @/ G0 M' x (D) disinterested0 j: i* p3 {4 T
(E) disparate
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4 V L ^6 s6 N$ ESECTION 6 m! U6 X- i9 d1 M& @
Time—30 minutes, j/ m) X# l0 t
38 Questions
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z5 R) W& \1 _ o1. If the theory is self-evidently true, as its 4 B+ Q. T5 x; ^$ ~
proponents assert, then why does---it still exist
8 H3 [1 b$ X' f& C9 d8 e among well-informed people?9 Z# Q! t( l* l1 _! G8 o
(A) support for
2 M: v/ M7 Y, I3 K5 l (B) excitement about
6 A8 u" O4 F0 R* M8 u (C) regret for; B& W- k$ g& y! b# e
(D) resignation about/ y# m4 [9 m+ z9 I: D
(E) opposition to
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2. Although the ---of cases of measles has ---, . X8 `, z/ }; E9 f6 b4 W* s
researchers fear that eradication of the disease,
9 W4 T ?: u. ?! V2 f2 G once believed to be imminent, may not come / a" _8 w2 I/ `2 _: a) B) s
soon.- g1 ]" Q, `6 V8 w5 S) ]
(A) occurrence.. continued
8 D$ d6 {. \7 W9 m6 b8 M, J" J( u" C (B) incidence.. declined9 {! Q+ @1 p( E
(C) prediction.. resumed
$ N" c. M5 ~& |, Q (D) number.. increased
/ X5 x' \: F/ f8 t" y# ] (E) study.. begun5 U! D, g4 r1 ?
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3. Nothing---his irresponsibility better than his---& n3 _: b, O- A8 {+ N9 P# o# m
delay in sending us the items he promised weeks
4 M* a" m1 X$ }9 s ago.: L# Z6 Q. N$ e& c( o7 Y
(A) justifies.. conspicuous
3 f$ R9 s. B) } X (B) characterizes.. timely
. `8 Q) j/ B$ x5 T4 f H0 C (C) epitomizes.. unnecessary& }/ Z, \+ a' W; N
(D) reveals.. conscientious# T: }! i. u7 K, M, r. c2 a
(E) conceals.. inexplicable
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7 d2 f, X7 r; Z4. The author did not see the---inherent in her # }- g0 I4 q( Y- K2 a: ~4 |9 `% ~
scathing criticism of a writing style so similar to
5 Y/ F6 a# D+ Z her own. 1 K6 `& u: Z6 i0 e5 K+ O8 ^2 v5 C
(A) disinterest
/ v8 g9 P# ]7 T$ z" y. _% Y (B) incongruity
* j6 o% R6 e: r, z9 o9 z$ @1 v7 ^ (C) pessimism U8 B0 [( @, U: L4 ~$ w
(D) compliment g* g4 ]3 D" Z* Y$ S3 j0 C
(E) symbolism0 S+ r$ s+ B1 Y, {6 z# r1 |
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5. Whereas the Elizabethans struggled with the . b2 p1 Q9 ]4 V2 Z. v8 E3 U
transition from medieval---experience to modern , _9 X% K* s2 g. N* f! J, s
individualism, we confront an electronic , }7 Q4 u; _+ q0 n' r! ] X1 Y
technology that seems likely to reverse the trend, / c/ Y" W6 `* P9 E. k1 F2 M
rendering individualism obsolete and
) l& d# @ G; [/ {6 w interdependence mandatory.
}0 q. o/ V; l' k, |+ H, P5 m (A) literary
; f9 N* R# b3 G7 M: z4 V$ \ (B) intuitive7 G. S3 w0 A3 M5 o) E: J4 n( W
(C) corporate M4 C9 E' n" ] [9 I7 k4 M: p
(D) heroic
, w. k' Z [' m& ~ (E) spiritual
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+ {' f* s0 @' a, C+ s6. Our biological uniqueness requires that the effects
& n2 _5 _; H- R2 i of a substance must be verified by---experiments, 3 y+ L) s$ T/ {7 Z F
even after thousands of tests of the effects of that e8 M4 }( ~8 O$ o& Z9 P
substance on animals.
: U( T+ f$ b7 e' x- ]9 @ (A) controlled
+ O* A; q f; \$ }; m% p2 b (B) random2 [! J) Z( Y9 \" L) [9 q
(C) replicated$ P* f" m" n( x( F
(D) human
; |9 X I4 W, V; J* S' q0 f% ?1 ? (E) evolutionary2 j+ ?% k3 F$ j! S% Z$ H
& c9 i c9 l6 B$ [. y T7. Today water is more---in landscape architecture
8 Y4 S7 n, H8 m$ S6 G- U/ ~, k+ {8 U0 L2 J than ever before, because technological advances
7 b0 ]/ Y/ s: _* T& L) F have made it easy, in some instances even ---to
$ ]7 m5 a4 n: N install water features in public places.
$ s' W. F! K; \' [: Y0 }' t% w (A) conspicuous.. prohibitive8 c1 X, Y6 v+ h$ _( w1 P
(B) sporadic.. effortless0 p K# l: i$ z1 K
(C) indispensable.. intricate& {# [" `1 o$ i7 T
(D) ubiquitous.. obligatory% d' `- j% P) i- @) l- f
(E) controversial.. unnecessary
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1 \5 Z& S" Y" n* a3 z; ?3 v% ]3 ADirections: In each of the following questions, a + A, f; ?+ [4 U
related pair of words or phrases is followed by five 4 g" O" G7 P& q5 D
lettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered
5 @" \$ Y! c7 |0 N- {. Npair that best expresses a relationship similar to that 8 Q9 F$ @2 ^3 i& _, }: j
expressed in the original pair.
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& ]4 W6 s5 T* b5 H) n/ q8. TERROR: FEAR::0 @6 S) P( g8 c) F
(A) craving: desire
2 ~% ?" U2 x6 h) u) I (B) inclination: liking
4 X$ E3 t V* S! @9 L (C) sympathy: empathy0 Z7 I# p4 y1 [( L( i3 I- c
(D) urgency: lack
J/ e t# w7 F) _$ ]/ |* L' V (E) alibi: excuse
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6 o' v+ m- l, k6 L7 ]( e. N9. FEED: HUNGER::
: u4 o6 M+ n8 W0 U (A) reassure: uneasiness( ]1 C$ F2 } @4 K6 ]
(B) penetrate: inclusion
3 f0 w' ?3 _2 g8 a3 [ (C) abandon: desolation/ ]0 N- E. P( S/ d9 I
(D) transfer: location
4 E5 \' G' k2 z. V& h (E) fertilize: growth K$ E4 P0 Z: C2 i
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10. PESTLE: GRIND::
( F3 a/ J$ M6 a6 N& I (A) scissors: sharpen
; t3 J0 N4 R! {( y( }2 N6 h (B) spice: flavor* u# h) `0 L/ X
(C) spoon: stir3 e; w; L- ~3 w8 p
(D) hammer: swing2 g' Z% s9 \+ m7 u
(E) fan: rotate9 l7 R. X; h( K9 M$ R2 y. `1 m7 ~
! H% l7 ~! I3 v& Z11. DISSEMBLE: HONESTY::
+ s- |9 e4 K4 }& i4 i& F (A) smile: amiability2 y- R1 Q) U4 h! D+ \/ V) Z; i [. y3 j
(B) snub: politeness
& K2 _) c# \9 e. ` (C) disagree: error
* W# P" w% [9 M/ v. b (D) flee: furtiveness
" ?; }7 P) J% z (E) elate: exuberance! T* O6 Z, l4 G- z9 v4 h% i
( N" N1 y6 m/ f12. SYNOPSIS: CONCISENESS::
% u5 _' U/ q1 B* x (A) distillate: purity* b" J5 O# {3 B8 I
(B) mutation: viability6 `3 v3 z: M/ `$ r4 J/ k) t3 i
(C) replication: precedence0 f0 A; G) ]+ j3 r0 ]# s, T" }1 {, s
(D) illusion: quickness3 S: Z8 J# o/ e; O$ q6 f3 T
(E) icon: charity! r( W r4 [) {
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13. MEDIATION : COMPROMISE::
, h4 q5 ^# G( ]# Y! t7 u% e2 a (A) exclamation: remark2 V6 m' ]/ ~, Y& U; A# d
(B) approbation: acclaim
0 z6 T: ]' z+ l1 [9 r- o(C) election: legislation, ?0 G( b* O, V* `( M* k, j
(D) prosecution: conviction
) c. n8 ~; q' q (E) conclusion: evaluation* y5 `# ?1 x' c: a; V& E
* q- Y& m6 [+ d6 o14. DEMOGRAPHY: POPULATION::
0 p( k* c9 L- h/ ~ (A) agronomy: farm
; z/ R/ O& Q/ |6 w( Y* p (B) astronomy: planets$ P8 {% k7 H% m, y/ V* `2 L# E
(C) chemistry: heat" @9 W$ Q1 a1 \! h: ^
(D) meteorology: weather$ A) D; R6 e8 J* O* K
(E) genetics: adaptation
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15. EQUIVOCATION: TRUTH* ~2 r- w+ y' K+ y2 J4 e
(A) rhetoric: persuasion
; H2 k# @) T, I* O3 A- g2 \; ` (B) obfuscation: clarity$ N3 ^" q# p# \; p+ |0 R
(C) metaphor: description
8 z$ p$ h/ M* p! n- ~: D% J (D) repetition: boredom
& F+ B2 W4 ?8 T! n* R, G1 [& Q (E) conciliation: appeasement2 j m1 \0 _8 @# e D2 [5 `
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16. CRAVEN: ADMIRABLE::7 W5 Q; n' t& W; _, }) X
(A) unruly: energetic. d, [: R+ e7 @& |1 z
(B) listless: attractive6 X' I! G" e9 r C7 w6 o: j
(C) deft: awkward
5 b* J4 R, U. v. V (D) trifling: amusing; I: [9 ^& \9 K7 t1 A
(E) volatile: passionate
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28. FLIPPANCY:1 c$ J' | J$ |5 w/ z; D
(A) temperance
+ P. X- s9 d# O* r (B) reliability
2 q2 v0 O- F& y9 Z3 w3 ^& ]. F8 ^; U# E (C) seriousness) l, k/ K5 `7 w9 j6 Q, }; x1 M7 \
(D) inflexibility
5 _4 D9 E8 n# ?( F8 p: J (E) reticence
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29. FACETIOUS:$ V3 f* l0 F0 X$ H
(A) uncomplicated' ? D% D$ n1 B( I% a/ u. W
(B) prideful$ e1 `2 S! r& \; U
(C) earnest+ f s \( m6 }8 e
(D) laconic2 N' v2 W, b A! f& _# g$ C
(E) forbearing# H* a! o# G& P: b* u5 g. f: O
a/ l. Z1 Q# X& p7 f, M0 i30. BUNGLE:! F7 d0 G" m- a l K/ g3 C5 ]
(A) bring off# ~) m* Z6 ~! t- V
(B) bail out:" V$ L; j9 }0 D! F# k
(C) give in" D0 L; l& ^& F# Z( k; p% s
(D) pull through" y z5 j/ o8 z$ s& t' R2 S z! W
(E) put together) B* d! u5 U Q U$ g& a7 ?! U
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31. STODGY:
. k1 U. R1 w2 D! o }! w& T (A) nervous
. a2 w, [( x8 \% `, B& u; { (B) incisive2 H( J1 C8 G }# \, c
(C) exciting
J; }0 \4 g1 F (D) talkative
4 _& f# t" r6 d' {( X# h3 D (E) happy
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32. INIMITABLE:8 l: T6 Q8 ~# P5 X9 l. r
(A) enviable
% G9 k- S- l* E9 r& b3 J (B) reparable u4 K$ [4 |1 [$ N! [5 o
(C) amicable
% z; Q* t4 u: ^ (D) unwieldy+ w* o. G7 Z8 g- |" X- ~) q
(E) commonplace
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33. SERE:; C! U. |$ g" r% B
(A) lush: \" W5 X& Z; I+ p& \. B
(B) obstinate
' i0 c9 _) N9 I. i (C) immersed/ z) l2 V4 e6 F5 n8 L4 m' j' k
(D) fortunate
- s# m0 }: B! K- c7 r; W (E) antiquated
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) [. k- b# ]! X8 ^4 s, h* W8 i, `6 H34. VACUOUS:! H2 G# R6 ]3 m" N
(A) courteous% m8 ~4 Y5 I2 d3 L
(B) exhilarated O% K: I( q' j- c& z/ C
(C) modest
1 M$ D2 h& J u: o) s, U1 g3 J3 \ (D) intelligent
" Q/ g" K! [& c. S1 X$ u (E) emergent8 q, q. Q& G8 p! ?6 R; c
3 O% Q" A" y: x/ I1 Z- H35. PEDESTRIAN:
# l+ Z) J/ f8 j* ]/ J- L. r) g! ` (A) concise$ V3 o& \- B$ r G7 `1 Y$ m
(B) attractive5 b7 c, O" E" G2 h) f- Y% M
(C) mobile7 k, _3 f1 B1 X4 T' _5 ^! O
(D) delicate: E! n! D% Z9 u7 o6 e Z
(E) imaginative
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! ~) Q: s) B: B' d' S) O36. APPOSITE:
# v" r+ P. v- J" F9 n" E# e (A) disposable
% g. U; E' V9 G) v; x e, [ (B) adjacent
' W. U- a* w) i (C) vicarious
9 e. p, a3 O8 i- f# d0 x/ M (D) parallel
1 R5 \/ {7 Z8 I _1 Z4 V2 u (E) extraneous" }- H0 P# I& P- R; N( S0 v! J
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37. BOMBAST:# r( F/ Z4 |( c
(A) kindness# a& k7 t: c" S+ z& z5 `3 u
(B) nonthreatening motion* g2 M9 v9 B9 ^& ^
(C) great effort: j: J# g' H' J: c- r
(D) down-to-earth language% }' W$ F4 W0 k& _
(E) good-natured approval
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38. LIMPID:
0 b6 p& c5 Q7 g( H% M6 K (A) unfading5 B2 Y8 f+ X1 U8 n2 l
(B) coarse) Q* `$ x5 `3 R) f- D! K9 o3 J5 G# c; a
(C) elastic
) H* E) w* a! t6 l2 P9 Q& A (D) murky, y4 T t, q, c: W/ x( ^. w
(E) buoyant6 c1 j( a; G- a" ?# }) D) W* y8 n
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