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6G冲刺模考讨论(五)
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5 z3 R, i% p$ F6 T现在大家要注意把自己仍然比较模糊的常见难词反复记诵了。这些词也常反复考到的。找个小本子记下来,每天看过几遍吧。
) _1 g5 F8 T, X, ?5 n% |' U大家加油吧,坚持住,最后几天了。祝各位GTERs好运!
7 N5 o" ?3 M2 P y+ ]+ ?六一儿童节快乐^0^v
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$ r& x+ \3 v \1 B9 ^; iSECTION 1
4 E+ k, t! x9 E) l+ \Time –30 minutes
. x! X9 n6 p- z! T: A38 Questions
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+ F7 h4 d& ~' y2 V1 q9 [. C8 z1. We first became aware that her support for the new
! h/ j$ T0 ^, G9 U) X1 {program was less than---- when she declined to
9 k7 }& A3 V, V0 Ymake a speech in its favor.4 I9 g8 L0 D$ k" \0 r# |/ `
(A) qualified - i7 U# k/ F$ X( A# J' V
(B) haphazard , Y% C8 V- R3 g4 K+ N
(C) fleeting
- H" P3 M* x9 o0 N4 q n(D) unwarranted 4 U6 i4 ]9 b2 ?& `3 T+ i
(E) wholehearted : @) |) T! U! O; e0 r D& w. c
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2. When a person suddenly loses consciousness, a 7 ]( K, |! y7 F6 z. o
bystander is not expected to ---- the problem but to 1 ~% u, Z" y$ z1 W9 m( x7 L
attempt to ---- its effects by starting vital functions 3 ?' B( n, U* _: Y
if they are absent 3 N7 J, D+ T- {+ j
(A) cure.. precipitate % \$ B) g5 a$ i0 D4 C
(B) minimize.. predict
" b* ~" B, h4 D, e+ G( o(C) determine.. detect / _3 h) e7 }- W J) W! r# e. S
(D) diagnose.. counter / T; a% a k, P* a
(E) magnify.. evaluate
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3. The remark was only slightly ----, inviting a ; }( S/ Y! ?, b& ^; k0 d2 N
chuckle, perhaps, but certainly not a ----.
; i' G, n8 D U2 P, {/ K2 M, A(A) audible.. reward
+ m- g& r9 V; ~(B) hostile.. shrug ' J8 D* C+ U9 ~9 k/ m/ `* S4 l
(C) amusing.. rebuke
# D, h n- S: a; W- b(D) coherent.. reaction 0 R8 r- ~8 O( s( j6 E
(E) humorous.. guffaw 0 }3 {8 ]$ |0 x: a% u! L+ y" B
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4. Doors were closing on our past, and soon the values ) m6 t, v4 L) H. X% ]2 \! \
we had lived by would become so obsolete that we
% {7 p/ A- e3 e/ t% fwould seem to people of the new age as ----as ( x( E; m5 n9 _$ n3 b
travelers from an ancient land. 6 S [ c0 {8 z2 l% r& ^2 }
(A) elegant
9 P1 C# i1 L5 `2 d# h! e8 o(B) ambitious 3 e( y) s5 L0 x
(C) interesting $ q4 m; w) G* e0 b/ e) I! `
(D) comfortable " W& ~8 \, d% i" l
(E) quaint & w3 E' f; p$ G5 I# f
o9 M z& E4 G5. Ability to ---- is the test of the perceptive historian,
# p% i9 c. ] `2 Ra history, after all, consists not only of what the
6 Z) W8 ]- P5 Hhistorian has included, but also, in some sense, of ) _% e& G! m# h0 v, l
what has been left out. , O$ @1 A" n6 V1 |% H$ Y( T
(A) defer " X5 N0 _1 J$ j
(B) select * m, K" _: `8 q; V5 Y
(C) confer
) m* |* W. @/ W& u& t6 [) s' U(D) devise # Z1 R& F* [0 P( z5 ^
(E) reflect
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+ z' e. `: L: {- c1 z6. Some artists immodestly idealize or exaggerate the
% u# l, @7 n) C+ N) q/ O& nsignificance of their work; yet others, ---- to exalt
! O7 J! t6 i, B! w3 u9 pthe role of the artist, reject a transcendent view of art
/ u4 g( \! j6 j. D" L0 b(A) appearing
+ g& y! c3 S& o. _1 l4 w7 H# Q(B) disdaining . T+ @6 |2 [& ]4 S, m
(C) seeking 4 c! O" O1 z: W7 i/ p* g
(D) failing
4 F) s e% Q- P8 w(E) tending
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5 A& E/ B8 z" h0 \7. Estimating the risks of radiation escaping from a * g, i$ Y8 r2 {/ u
nuclear power plant is ---- question, but one whose * e: ~1 N- q- Y6 `5 D, f- ^# x
answer then becomes part of a value-laden, * a7 H3 W# K& H- T- C1 ]; }2 F, |
emotionally charged policy debate about whether to
* J d& h% ^8 ~% ^construct such a plant.
, f" K1 P( p0 z(A) an incomprehensible
0 z$ V% L$ X+ n( O' M. @(B) an undefined 3 S2 F: u7 b' I( u6 M( ?1 c
(C) an irresponsible
9 L3 s2 p D3 N5 E( ? w(D) a divisive
3 c6 N b/ }6 j6 C {7 X(E) a technical 8 u }" p" k. T' j. R7 B/ M3 p
3 L3 m6 }7 A6 e" u1 `8. TREE: FORESTRY::& _$ @5 D9 Q+ Q" U0 q
(A) tractor: agriculture
( _# ~. y: v; Q2 n(B) experiment: laboratory ! m7 r" t0 L6 k! F, e! H
(C) fuel: combustion
& g$ O5 v' O2 \3 Z) i- ~(D) flower: horticulture
9 e( m" i0 s5 ^4 d9 C; D(E) generator: electricity , u% P) {/ y# k$ U1 q$ H
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9. COMMAND: REQUEST$ A8 v, G( Q1 t. V! T# x
(A) presume: inquire + D+ t$ j$ i, P8 F7 A
(B) recommend: propose
c( w7 S3 f% H% v(C) summon: invite * z9 E! M, ^# z9 o1 S& Z8 p
(D) refuse: rebel
7 [2 ], w1 w5 @! F! x+ z& c5 {(E) authorize: permit ) c( N% f7 V% f+ y3 l
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10. PESTLE: GRIND::
2 W4 Y4 ^; _; }) S(A) whetstone: sharpen
1 [; f3 p L4 D" G(B) balloon: float5 j4 A" v2 ?, K( S9 |
(C) mill: turn 5 Z3 q, ]* z8 ^' h
(D) hinge: fasten( a; y- z7 v7 B2 @4 T$ O z
(E) switch: conduct % H9 O; q9 M: ^9 y7 b
) D3 C5 b' m8 C11. ILLITERACY: EDUCATION
+ ~" E+ o s# c- [" t5 g+ l(A) bureaucracy: clarification
& j9 d/ w' Z7 w' ](B) oppression: agreement
" X5 f- T/ U" B' `$ a9 w(C) vagrancy: travel+ Z9 I) q7 Z7 ^' K4 y
(D) inequity: redistribution
% n4 r8 H' P# u" b& c# i(E) inclemency: evasion
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% K9 H4 {/ j+ y1 A+ \12. REVERENCE: RESPECT::
! O- H0 ]4 W7 c8 V6 t(A) resiliency: vitality
) ?* B7 d/ y+ K" J5 B" l( O5 m(B) appreciation: dependency. q! ?4 q+ s* U2 K6 @( l
(C) avidity: enthusiasm . W8 c$ c! e* T Y$ z6 E+ a
(D) imagination: creativity * g7 \ B$ A* Z# M( V
(E) audacity: sentiment # C) C! [5 r: A
3 s; q, ^4 W- n0 j+ n7 a5 a13. APOSTROPHES:WORD" Y0 B; v4 A. V% h9 }# z
(A) letters: alphabet
# f& O0 i$ J8 `- n7 f7 y3 p) b8 K(B) verbs: syntax
8 I& u4 r# d, P(C) ellipses: sentence " t% ^, X! r5 f
(D) commas: punctuation
) |% J0 K0 ^4 D) @1 m8 a(E) paragraphs: essay ' X! R# g8 T6 n! G1 ?+ z
; \& u& }% b ^! h7 E14. EXAGGERATION: CARICATURE:: ! k* W6 V$ m5 N6 c, G" m
(A) craft: art ' @0 ^5 `* j7 E0 o& R
(B) detail: sketch
) v" L: C1 J! C4 c% D7 P* r(C) illusion: story * q0 ~! ]: u: ~+ ]
(D) brevity: epigram 3 _8 p0 C5 y1 l3 J9 p/ n! C
(E) sophistication: farce# H& N$ C0 T% K, \( a2 [
# v; L0 _) P/ C/ B$ l/ n15. MALLEABLE: SHAPE
# B: f, s) }7 v( \- t(A) apathetic: emotion , u( p M5 F7 R! t6 T8 V
(B) irresolute: opinion
a T( ^& x; I& R) c(C) demonstrable: evidence
: I( \4 N. Y9 F8 W(D) irredeemable: value
* p9 r% d% A" _8 R" j2 Z- e8 h(E) gustatory: taste
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16. BOLSTER: SUPPORT::! v6 S2 c' _, }1 k* G$ O
(A) axis: revolve
5 i5 D& U2 Z, i" n% S6 u4 i% Q(B) spackle: paint
' E/ @4 Z. q4 X; H( K, Z1 F8 D: v(C) leakage: caulk 8 e0 G3 c. V( K* E% ]% I
(D) heat: insulate
. f F% x3 f, [, [(E) tackle: hoist
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4 c6 A) j/ h3 ^$ z" Q28. RECORD . l, i4 ^. E P5 w
(A) postpone - B) m$ C5 [) y8 H2 t$ h" p: ^
(B) disperse 1 |: n& e$ B4 g! V; H2 f
(C) delete
: j/ G$ L; B+ |( J# R( h G(D) delay / c0 |! E! |0 L& [
(E) devise
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1 A. }% w% l; c+ R8 g- S* U! _29. EMBED
1 c8 n; k* ?- i* v4 J(A) induce + N8 E# L' \; `: T+ L. _' Z m
(B) extend 9 Y- M( q4 c1 ~4 w: c; E: C
(C) extract ) T5 }4 P% } y+ J
(D) receive
1 F. k$ u8 F! U/ ^2 g(E) diverge
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! D1 M+ N3 _5 M) R' j30. WHOLESOME
2 z* x! h/ T$ `(A) deleterious
' N- E" k, v) ^- [! _# `(B) submissive
9 O& o, `) }) g0 V) G4 M(C) provoking
2 g* y: d6 [* S% n7 K' X(D) monotonous
) C- M S. C% m! w# @(E) rigorous
: V2 v6 @! f6 H0 Z1 O31. EXTINCTION:
4 Y) Z$ ], y% r' `5 Z+ W(A) immunity 6 V7 }: O- C2 F5 ^1 x0 y, s( e8 D
(B) mutation ! i5 C. D6 K$ Y1 }/ F
(C) inhibition & H/ B) d+ n4 M
(D) formulation 6 G) O" H9 {3 V4 v p
(E) perpetuation
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32. CURSE:! Q; w$ o. G5 M( X4 i
(A) exoneration
# d k) [" Q& m(B) untruth 2 p! @! X- \; y# s$ d
(C) redress
% S- t+ ~& v; J+ {& m(D) benediction % j* D$ e0 X7 g( R
(E) separation 8 S3 M/ s7 O$ Y5 o/ m! t4 }" n2 K5 J
8 b6 X% A% }& p# I! ~% F33. DECORUM
& _+ J+ W8 l( w1 W; ]6 f(A) constant austerity $ I. n4 A6 M6 L6 }5 o
(B) false humility
4 t' K' A$ | f& ^* a(C) impropriety ! s2 a) {9 {2 W
(D) incompetence
6 U6 o# W0 s6 j% C(E) petulance
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34. AGGRANDIZE: 4 O, A1 W8 E j* e, R$ @$ E
(A) misrepresent
3 ]$ {9 g3 n3 {(B) disparage % _' z" G1 g7 K
(C) render helpless ; ]) v* d* {9 I0 g. @
(D) take advantage of ( o/ O7 E' W, d7 }- [' x" R
(E) shun the company of
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35. VIGILANT * [* D' C# U# M* k# q- }
(A) reluctant
: c: q4 g7 L9 C) y& k(B) haphazard
( S5 @. ]- d/ R% j(C) gullible
- P" o& `6 z# \; l% g(D) ignorant
% }9 c+ N$ V8 R2 L# R' C(E) oblivious 5 L/ p8 i% Q8 [, ?; {
/ N6 r* M4 ^% L36. FASTIDIOUS * M* K# l& s1 ?3 R/ X; K) H* N: B
(A) coarse ( u( A- i0 ]3 D: w, I
(B) destructive
6 L* ~9 A, g$ T- |6 V+ ?(C) willing
; ^" K _2 v) I( o! t& F4 I |(D) collective 5 v/ m7 f4 h$ D; h
(E) secret + p. { @2 t4 I, W$ R C1 g" h
2 w7 t* z; v! [) _4 P& E. o+ J( j37. TRACTABLE& ^0 L, G# F( Z# d
(A) indefatigable
0 A2 j9 Y, O# ]; c5 y. d9 N) V(B) incorrigible " W7 H' I; M1 F1 y. ^ b3 B
(C) insatiable
3 D0 M& ?: J; r: X! f* ?3 G(D) impractical / U% }; R+ a9 _. k1 P
(E) impetuous : N9 f' T* k/ W( i7 F# {0 q
$ k% A( _: ]: x, t$ a1 I9 g4 W, I38. RESCISSION " s) a) k, N. y6 V3 X! w, U
(A) expansion 5 o1 F6 v. N. f) [
(B) enactment% w. f5 c( M8 d, l
(C) instigation 9 G& f# _ ^" w- `0 _. c& @) a
(D) stimulation
+ V* z6 t$ g" c# r) B9 V+ }(E) abdication
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; {3 f/ }5 ~+ _# mSECTION 5
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38 Questions
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8 k8 H! y- M4 u9 h1. Because modern scientists find the ancient Greek
0 j4 H" C8 G6 aview of the cosmos outdated and irrelevant, they
' O1 d( m- p9 i1 a9 B3 Jnow perceive it as only of --------- interest.
8 m" o4 X( q7 E$ T(A) historical
/ k2 `5 n4 k% P" f(B) intrinsic
& a6 l+ ~6 z" B3 j# _' A& L. j: s7 Q(C) astronomical$ j: I4 N" ]3 {/ o& n
(D) experimental
3 y6 [ {( h0 Z7 A4 t(E) superfluous$ \: }9 |) e9 R( E2 K4 C- u
! p1 V! L }6 N! ^3 b- s. m- o2. Religious philosopher that he was. Henry More
% m9 j" ^2 N% o9 k: P8 bderived his conception of an infinite universe from . a/ @8 k. p& s+ \3 k
the Infinite God in whom he believed, a benevolent
( f3 a" p6 U7 {% ]( @6 tGod of -------whose nature was to create---------
% s9 W" Q9 g$ ?(A) plenitude ..abundance" U, }# V4 f9 R; X+ T" Q
(B) vengeance .. justice
8 z. O9 y2 {: [# \: V" _+ N(C) indifference .. suffering5 a; P* i% D: V: b, E/ ^6 `
(D) indulgence .. temperance
# D0 V* ~! g5 k5 j. A(E) rectitude .. havoc& U5 D* Q% B" f/ Y9 y! \, ]
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3. While some argue that imposing tolls on highway
$ j# N4 A, C7 M, _) E+ Busers circumvents the need to raise public taxes - f6 d9 ^: X$ i* ~
for road maintenance, the phenomenal expense of " j, H# s& H/ f5 _% | z: M
maintaining a vast network of roads------reliance ; A# ^) h! g2 G( X
on these general taxes. {0 o3 ~% \5 m$ D* ^+ [! d5 H
(A) avoids
7 M% U/ n, Q) r$ V5 @0 X(B) diminishes
8 }: s S8 E$ K+ Y$ b" E# W(C) necessitates- d/ Z& @7 [$ l: B5 [& f
(D) discourages
9 |2 e7 ?+ o; l) ~6 Z3 M6 ?(E) ameliorates
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7 l, O9 \5 [0 `4 u1 u* w1 h4. Although they were not direct------,the new arts of % y2 O. t3 T1 \9 K4 C2 [ [
the Classical period were clearly created in the spirit 1 ?! _: A3 ^- O' U) Y# O8 U$ @
of older Roman models and thus------many features
- Q& K/ E, N6 A4 N1 {2 [& fof the older style.
6 ?$ I7 R! f1 J4 l(A) impressions .. introduced
1 _# \: a# I& U( A3 e) P# `8 p; w( B(B) translations .. accentuated
0 B( d4 w$ z/ `1 Y* V" u(C) copies .. maintained
6 K8 @! {# e( l% A3 `(D) masterpieces .. depicted* `- u$ Z y% I0 E
(E) borrowings .. improvised
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% l8 g+ p- H8 ^3 u% V5. In spite of the increasing--------of their opinions, the
7 d V9 \- |6 M+ y, ugroup knew they had to arrive at a consensus so that
% x; a% l5 X( D2 s! Pthe award could be presented
/ y3 b* T/ D$ M- _3 `/ h+ c3 b$ q(A) impartiality; W. f$ U: e6 Q7 M; P* {0 a& L
(B) consistency
! i! A+ l, w' s) K3 |, V8 O0 l) o(C) judiciousness4 M; I' s2 I9 K4 G% Q
(D) incisiveness
" B9 _! v6 Z' x' ^(E) polarity
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+ p! N& ~* @- [/ J. \6. By forcing our surrender to the authority of the clock 9 X, M$ I3 B* ]. z2 I- d0 a/ Y) u
systematic timekeeping has imposed a form of-------
8 M1 m$ Z% W; q2 Hon society.
1 |5 m4 |9 l- F6 J4 Z# d(A) anarchy
9 X' S! ~, p/ \! j(B) permanence
) t( U! {3 M H+ ~1 V4 K. l(C) provincialism& S# F; b& y1 {, L! W
(D) tyranny# H' k5 x" O* K# K' v6 q
(E) autonomy
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" R' X2 Q" t7 d% z* v) {) J% [7. Our high-------vocabulary for street crime contrasts 3 Y" X7 M( L0 A& t# \4 H7 x
sharply with our------vocabulary for corporate crime,
- O1 O6 L" m7 R: g2 ~% L/ Sa fact that corresponds to the general public's unawar-/ E" q3 l/ {3 f2 j- f% L. H8 F5 m; K$ X
eness of the extent of corporate crime.
' c% o. X' H/ j) Q(A) nuanced ..subtle" t2 I% Q1 a) S
(B) uninformative ..misleading/ j: L) r0 r+ Z7 P& ]/ c
(C) euphemistic ..abstract5 g2 i6 G6 `4 f1 |; Q
(D) differentiated ..limited; G$ X6 Y- T! }5 t' Y9 P
(E) technical ..jargon-laden1 u( b2 K& d a0 s, z7 L3 ?
`( O4 a/ B1 V7 [( n/ U
8. DIVERGE : APART::
+ H* R2 I3 J N% x; D! G(A) traverse : across
2 d5 m, u$ _* q4 r1 E(B) suspend : around$ F1 G# b0 z$ j [! X$ ?& q
(C) reverse : beyond$ z. @$ L4 i9 \ a) _( a! s
(D) repose : beside
" h% O* W8 ]: q# v. ?9 P(E) involve : among% z) X6 Y) \3 O1 b1 u0 ~3 U
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9. ATROCIOUS : BAD::7 H8 H/ K. Q5 L7 i
(A) excessive : adequate
+ ~0 I4 R2 a* r+ l(B) momentous : important
7 H, P' Q; m8 r$ P(C) unavailing : helpful
( a: ]! F8 W3 P& ]# {# m" v(D) contagious : diseased
) A/ e B- s* r K1 Y+ U(E) nominal : satisfactory
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10.PATRONIZE : CONDESCENSION::
: p8 O( \7 I% ?2 X( Z(A) exasperate : anger4 e8 F) v6 x4 X6 F4 t
(B) deride : mockery s( A% Y. Y! Z; A3 S9 f0 q8 `
(C) compensate : apology' n7 l' O3 x- Y) h" ]" Q4 b
(D) hurry : decision
# }0 {8 |& l- D( ^* z(E) encroach : fearlessness
) O0 h7 @. T N" j& p11.FANG : TOOTH::
& m$ z1 L' b* I2 c(A) gum : mouth: @. _5 Q z) w f" Q# s3 U1 e
(B) elbow : arm/ |7 _& G0 s; k K
(C) bank : river
( S' g9 q0 @7 P% K9 l(D) finger : digit
, }3 v \3 _. h' X8 X3 ]5 ](E) summit ; mountain
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12.ANALGESIC : PAIN::; V1 ^ m, x, W9 W; L7 o8 t
(A) sedative : sleep
; S q6 j. I+ g: ]' @(B) stimulant : mood
1 v4 f5 q8 |0 N) k+ V& a(C) antiseptic : odor
3 l6 R$ r6 w' f(D) anesthetic : sensation
- N* P/ j, t; m' o(E) ointment : skin* k$ N' a% E+ T& y, H
% i \( S. @ t. k" a13.IMPECCABLE : FLAW::6 [: E) O0 K) G
(A) foreseeable : outcome* D, X7 e: \( u6 t0 @8 e8 |" n6 W) [
(B) mundane : substance
! j! O" Y( S- u8 i" M0 o(C) dishonorable : blemish% L5 A; A3 _' r, w& g/ K
(D) ingenuous : guile( l! c1 I+ U% i ?' |3 V
(E) portentous : omen( v0 B1 h0 b- F0 Y# ^# I
8 Q: l* U/ F! t" q" \4 m14.POLEMIC : DISPUTATIOUS::2 x* v h; e' `
(A) anachronism : chronological6 Z9 H1 k- I# J* q# L! E
(B) vernacular : unpretentious. c1 [3 K( i; K
(C) invective : abusive6 S8 m% E- y8 w' m3 }! ~% v
(D) platitude : insightful |" A$ q+ ] b& `1 m$ C9 a- z
(E) eulogy : unrealistic
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15.EMBARRASS : SHAME::& C. @, M7 d; ?6 m' I0 z! n4 d7 J
(A) coax : reluctance4 T. G @4 L9 U3 i" d' M, f" Q7 g+ V
(B) sleep : fatigue+ I% U" R# [5 O |. K* z2 c
(C) doubt : uncertainty# W4 l7 i# S" A f t2 G
(D) belittle : condescension
; `# l# n4 y( U7 u. E(E) console : comfort3 E7 _8 y$ j* R' b
) _; O9 k. Z P* g. t- C" D( H2 H16.ETCH : CORROSIVE::9 n: V2 ~; H3 [! G8 E
(A) shrink : diminutive
% J5 v0 e+ L* [" [1 O0 Y5 m(B) destroy : worthless
+ U& F% f& N; m! q& B+ `; F- [ G(C) glue : adhesive
. ~% }6 {6 I( V(D) sculpt : malleable
2 W1 j7 k2 E& g# f& i7 H(E) polish : glossy9 b4 b* ]% j% ?, A2 i- t- _
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g# c2 _- J2 K2 J a" Q1 @
28.COMPRESSION: C1 K) z. O( J/ E( w, ~% b# [& c: ?
(A) increase in volume
" x8 h# _7 h" H. p(B) change of altitude. w0 q9 N: X! D
(C) loss of stability
% k6 z0 r$ m- q! e: S- U(D) absence of matter6 C) x7 ]$ E9 W: O! F, ^
(E) lack of motion1 Y2 ] t2 }) l. I
m, `- `+ F) j G: M) ~6 U- g
29.REFINE:+ G$ e, r7 j6 s
(A) loosen
$ C9 C; [( b9 X2 j" f(B) obscure
0 l5 ` m# R: B: m(C) destabilize( T9 J! @7 K2 Y5 p
(D) decrease size
e' S; V+ [; m(E) reduce purity& l! X [; ^' p/ a d( K
- p0 w3 H: v, `* j
30.BALK:
, i; e: D8 N7 K. p F' t(A) extend + w" K& B# P2 {6 s7 \% \9 o: Y
(B) derive
1 T! A4 N8 {8 A(C) observe% T) V5 W; ~( |' b
(D) plan ahead carefully
7 c" M$ f$ y4 E* D" F) X! R(E) move ahead willingly
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X1 ?0 C1 E, {* \! r. s31.ANTIPATHY:+ c4 s: o7 y- O# z
(A) affection
$ o3 K4 m ?# y/ i8 ^(B) courtesy: u" q; |9 s' m
(C) exasperation
4 M9 C' F" W* I0 T" p- q(D) obstinacy' W! M( A, j X! o0 L% n( E
(E) cynicism
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- ], Q. _3 ^, X$ C, P# [+ d1 }32.PATHOLOGICAL:
! d8 f1 ~( Z \- V5 Y5 j(A) acute' w9 |: t% q# f* O3 Q( G" d& S, S
(B) normal
) K. N& w7 K5 T(C) adequate6 c: T/ G- s2 G$ Q
(D) variable
6 y6 U3 O, [: ~ w) P/ ](E) temporary
( N. ]/ f/ \; E! ~3 l! X. M. ^3 U" c
33.REIN:
- c* Q7 N1 S" J7 f; V4 q* F4 w(A) prod 3 i# I# n" E. |
(B) assess
% G3 O E. k2 }# a(C) engulf8 Z3 s1 Z, S, V
(D) commend
( c% m( E; k0 l(E) affirm+ p( r9 K* G5 C1 k
8 v% `' _- Z# X$ p8 L8 S34.MELLIFLUOUS:
& K$ M# b, n# C( o(A) obtuse1 d: d9 p$ i: }
(B) ineffable
; w1 x4 m8 F4 L(C) raspy
' V2 }. o7 o; S% W6 Y S(D) deranged
( i- n& ^! v ~7 j+ ^8 l. i(E) uproarious: r. i% n5 w7 L2 k: G
' k& m: |' Y/ P5 r1 V( @35.IMPUGN:! U2 J3 c( C+ C: O b) L
(A) abandon, I, b1 y! `; f' i" {
(B) anticipate1 ^5 v) |* U; ~+ e! @) W
(C) enable5 H# h5 R8 v$ p% o
(D) clarify0 b2 U' Y+ G2 p) ^. J: J6 z4 J
(E) endorse
% L/ {$ m5 D! b+ D+ d [& h4 u9 H6 {
36.PERTINACITY:% ]: E& i# y9 T
(A) liability
6 e6 k2 _; i: b S" S0 z1 J# J! @( j2 h(B) simplicity
3 I" B) g4 y( r M! N3 k2 J) a6 g(C) vacillation
3 ?- y/ q9 f$ x) Q/ C(D) eccentricity i7 D; z1 A# \! p0 k
(E) misrepresentation* O% q; ~( N% U$ x) a$ Z
- H; e6 Z: ]3 s' ^% L37.GAINSAY:8 E! c( o( R# ^% @: Q- |
(A) speak kindly of
2 w3 C2 ]: y/ j) Y(B) tell the truth about
, D2 o' k$ j4 U: d' j7 z(C) forecast& `; [ I h `* A3 O' @
(D) affirm( P+ x* A$ \ g% J2 n( T; l
(E) reiterate
0 F7 X! S( t- @
3 a4 Q/ n6 [0 l- {7 o: M. l38. ABSOLUTE:4 x! N8 }6 m6 w+ b5 Q" Y
(A) inferior
- x w" g; y5 S# s" q(B) tolerant
8 F/ {' Y8 i1 F1 r0 M" V(C) qualified
* u$ s h5 H- H(D) preliminary 1 _* V9 i( \3 k' L% c' c
(E) immeasurable2 T/ ~% Q1 e, x
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答案:
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