0706G冲刺模考第五辑

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6G冲刺模考讨论(五)

8 v3 v4 p" D" X0 ^; H$ u( c) |/ \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。
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$ n4 [" S0 t( J# N) g' e6 F六一儿童节快乐^0^v
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  F9 N7 \" H4 V( A  f3 ~SECTION 1
Time –30 minutes
9 T4 j8 M5 r, Z* z7 i2 ]. Q' z( y; Q38 Questions
3 H; r4 F/ E! I7 N# P5 e  A
- w6 m0 W1 R+ w8 R$ x! d1. We first became aware that her support for the new
7 D1 ~8 \4 d6 k  Oprogram was less than---- when she declined to
  b/ k. i- b9 Y0 K. amake a speech in its favor.
8 f  G0 ]8 w- c; i, k5 A/ m" o(A) qualified
(B) haphazard
) J: U/ B( W( O" [3 T# w, X(C) fleeting
5 ~( Z& K1 p; g4 u$ ?(D) unwarranted
(E) wholehearted

7 \/ e; @& x" q2. When a person suddenly loses consciousness, a
6 X: V: r" L; hbystander is not expected to ---- the problem but to
) W% {9 {8 F' W# ^( `attempt to ---- its effects by starting vital functions
if they are absent
& M; Y  `; b, {) @(A) cure.. precipitate
, T$ v: |. |# X3 U# o(B) minimize.. predict
(C) determine.. detect
- z5 Z( r1 D/ I+ Q' X) F; Q0 e% ^(D) diagnose.. counter
6 m! W6 Z. `" I7 i1 P5 V# N. g8 @1 ~(E) magnify.. evaluate
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: ~9 I! d: i; q3 X3. The remark was only slightly ----, inviting a
chuckle, perhaps, but certainly not a ----.
8 n0 |! |. D9 U3 }5 y& M% v2 x(A) audible.. reward
(B) hostile.. shrug
" k2 p; j" c1 t(C) amusing.. rebuke
(D) coherent.. reaction
* P/ y2 S3 C  {! Z0 e3 b! Q- G(E) humorous.. guffaw

4. Doors were closing on our past, and soon the values
we had lived by would become so obsolete that we
& ~! m1 ^) q" U, K! ~/ P9 J2 F1 bwould seem to people of the new age as ----as
2 p! q, U7 G6 |1 `1 U" etravelers from an ancient land.
8 [) e4 x# t8 }: ~4 W/ a- U(A) elegant
(B) ambitious
5 O0 E# B9 f- M9 H9 p5 u4 R6 r- g(C) interesting
(D) comfortable
( q8 r% c4 G6 j& c(E) quaint
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2 C8 v+ W% U; m% F, n+ C' M7 B5. Ability to ---- is the test of the perceptive historian,
* G; ~& w% i, ya history, after all, consists not only of what the
5 v% ^3 M/ ^  }  g! Z/ hhistorian has included, but also, in some sense, of
what has been left out.
(A) defer
(B) select
( I$ J4 F4 ^# |2 M/ P# i, i: j(C) confer
/ ~8 q1 g2 j  z1 X(D) devise
+ Z5 |+ x7 Y8 b/ G" h(E) reflect
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6. Some artists immodestly idealize or exaggerate the
significance of their work; yet others, ---- to exalt
the role of the artist, reject a transcendent view of art
) H# x  [9 f  h( d& c8 d  S(A) appearing
(B) disdaining
(C) seeking
(D) failing
2 J, i- M- H" l8 E(E) tending
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7. Estimating the risks of radiation escaping from a
$ X5 E5 `0 C- k4 G/ `nuclear power plant is ---- question, but one whose
answer then becomes part of a value-laden,
& o+ m3 `! |, m0 c+ `. B% [9 B8 W* Cemotionally charged policy debate about whether to
: e* w& W) K, sconstruct such a plant.
8 K5 n  J) S/ g(A) an incomprehensible
(B) an undefined
(C) an irresponsible
. I6 P4 E% V, Z0 s(D) a divisive
(E) a technical

. T( K; s0 m" R$ A; e: {8. TREE: FORESTRY::
(A) tractor: agriculture
(B) experiment: laboratory
(C) fuel: combustion
(D) flower: horticulture
, z% Z# g; |+ ]& i5 Y/ a. S/ j) u(E) generator: electricity
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. E" t! C/ K- o& g. h/ r) M' a9. COMMAND: REQUEST
(A) presume: inquire
(B) recommend: propose
(C) summon: invite
(D) refuse: rebel
( f  R4 J( ]7 h" ~1 K(E) authorize: permit

2 n2 Y4 X; U' p* ~0 o% k/ g10. PESTLE: GRIND::
(A) whetstone: sharpen
: c: g: d- V+ S# n- j3 n( h; Y) u(B) balloon: float
2 X" k3 N# j# S! \! O( U5 S# U(C) mill: turn
, h) I9 p% m8 |0 m1 A8 H(D) hinge: fasten
( s; a5 o; M& o9 S7 ~, i# E(E) switch: conduct
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$ D, |, b( b/ h0 E' r2 O) _11. ILLITERACY: EDUCATION
(A) bureaucracy: clarification
(B) oppression: agreement
(C) vagrancy: travel
(D) inequity: redistribution
(E) inclemency: evasion

* A4 p, ]6 G4 M4 o# r12. REVERENCE: RESPECT::
! g1 g9 b7 w0 i: ]* m! H(A) resiliency: vitality
  n: m1 H/ ?( f* o4 \8 n(B) appreciation: dependency
(C) avidity: enthusiasm
(D) imagination: creativity
(E) audacity: sentiment
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13. APOSTROPHES:WORD
8 u1 I8 R7 f7 }+ d2 O/ s(A) letters: alphabet
(B) verbs: syntax
9 W* ?/ {, d# ~, [( e, x# i(C) ellipses: sentence
(D) commas: punctuation
(E) paragraphs: essay
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14. EXAGGERATION: CARICATURE::
# j) B5 t8 d. Z" Y6 Q: P( u(A) craft: art
(B) detail: sketch
, f. \5 L5 f6 I3 U(C) illusion: story
$ s3 S5 ]: D, Y, Z, O* I: f(D) brevity: epigram
$ X/ J- U7 c! P8 q0 H, G. J  Z(E) sophistication: farce

15. MALLEABLE: SHAPE
(A) apathetic: emotion
' ~- J& h! J1 _(B) irresolute: opinion
5 ?: V) \7 O0 L3 i( e& g(C) demonstrable: evidence
/ X5 X! q$ m" q7 v(D) irredeemable: value
(E) gustatory: taste
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16. BOLSTER: SUPPORT::
1 p6 _9 \0 |; L; B% Y(A) axis: revolve
% f1 {$ l. W6 X' A; g(B) spackle: paint
2 ?8 G1 {. z- ?+ H(C) leakage: caulk
(D) heat: insulate
(E) tackle: hoist

. |4 `  o) O; b! W' D! h28. RECORD
8 Y. O3 w) y6 V% {(A) postpone
. @/ v7 [& ^+ p. H6 c(B) disperse
/ ?/ `6 i8 [& w  E( ](C) delete
(D) delay
(E) devise
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. g& t6 g% O/ ?$ \$ u( u2 W" A29. EMBED
(A) induce
/ u) ]+ a8 H5 `  g( T(B) extend
: \' D! ]4 F5 a& o# l(C) extract
: n, a2 S2 e4 R$ |% j(D) receive
(E) diverge
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) n( _4 T1 q' k8 d5 H30. WHOLESOME
$ p; Z# L' n6 F7 [  D7 i(A) deleterious
7 e% g6 b# Q; S! ]0 Y" K(B) submissive
(C) provoking
(D) monotonous
1 @! H: m' H6 n) t+ Z/ S# H5 I(E) rigorous
1 A4 I! Z7 w0 g; y7 I* c31. EXTINCTION:
(A) immunity
(B) mutation
" [1 R. ~; r& C(C) inhibition
1 p9 y$ d: s' B% K(D) formulation
2 h; W+ Z1 ]2 |- L5 \7 N0 U& v(E) perpetuation

32. CURSE:
( O+ p+ g8 p. C+ F$ }(A) exoneration
- B+ S0 a2 \1 |" k(B) untruth
(C) redress
(D) benediction
2 {2 d4 G+ }3 L(E) separation
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' b. [5 @- h- d# g33. DECORUM
, e( H) [9 w: h- P9 w0 Z(A) constant austerity
(B) false humility
1 Z2 w# ^; j. M  f' z1 K# A(C) impropriety
2 y% B/ R% |$ T0 K! U(D) incompetence
3 G4 v8 M4 S4 y: C(E) petulance
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34. AGGRANDIZE:
* C# P, y/ Z0 w8 |(A) misrepresent
(B) disparage
(C) render helpless
: k: p, |4 N: Y' ?$ g(D) take advantage of
3 A  w% a* e0 R& @(E) shun the company of

35. VIGILANT
(A) reluctant
' g% D7 P2 \5 L6 s( J, }3 Z% X(B) haphazard
(C) gullible
(D) ignorant
(E) oblivious
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36. FASTIDIOUS
(A) coarse
; ~% }5 k/ I) Y" a! d1 e. a(B) destructive
# C4 G# Z/ Z: z+ F(C) willing
; S7 e( s$ V6 `" ~9 Z8 X(D) collective
(E) secret
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2 C$ G0 b; L4 v0 d0 O; ^; {37. TRACTABLE
& J( G; [/ ?  T(A) indefatigable
( ^/ X5 F& A& C# O% O5 Q% U3 e(B) incorrigible
  X" J7 x$ T- \(C) insatiable
. l2 B* J; E2 U2 g(D) impractical
0 B# d- {# f# [& A( U$ |- A! O(E) impetuous
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9 }. `* A! u' H/ R2 l$ R; J$ c38. RESCISSION
(A) expansion
6 z* |* L7 w0 @: V(B) enactment
(C) instigation
(D) stimulation
(E) abdication



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3 P6 t( h: G/ t8 b8 dSECTION 5
Time –30 minutes
3 L& v  T$ R% t; ~% ?  C7 L, ]" b38 Questions
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1. Because modern scientists find the ancient Greek
3 H# c3 m2 S  pview of the cosmos outdated and irrelevant, they
# U" q/ }; N  q5 x5 ^: U7 |now perceive it as only of --------- interest.
(A) historical
- x6 g4 h3 w% @4 h% v$ l(B) intrinsic
(C) astronomical
) }( \0 s( s' k8 ~(D) experimental
(E) superfluous

2. Religious philosopher that he was. Henry More
1 p! ?( z% x6 Iderived his conception of an infinite universe from
2 ^7 R1 {  c8 V  ?3 R4 |the Infinite God in whom he believed, a benevolent
3 w% S  j; u/ D! }$ Z4 G! xGod of -------whose nature was to create---------
(A) plenitude ..abundance
(B) vengeance .. justice
& ]; o  v, _/ I: Q(C) indifference .. suffering
(D) indulgence .. temperance
(E) rectitude .. havoc

3. While some argue that imposing tolls on highway
users circumvents the need to raise public taxes
for road maintenance, the phenomenal expense of
( C+ Y5 ^* X& e* K9 Kmaintaining a vast network of roads------reliance
( `$ U/ g4 n8 n9 w" A! ~# \, k) oon these general taxes.
0 C; P& m4 J6 y% l$ ^(A) avoids
(B) diminishes
2 Q& r% i* Z/ k# t2 {(C) necessitates
(D) discourages
# w* }  V# r- g% A(E) ameliorates

# F3 R3 d1 t; t8 ?' i6 s1 W4. Although they were not direct------,the new arts of
1 }3 r7 b3 l8 A1 P% m5 F* bthe Classical period were clearly created in the spirit
of older Roman models and thus------many features
: `% @) S1 Z5 p3 Q, V- uof the older style.
(A) impressions .. introduced
(B) translations .. accentuated
(C) copies .. maintained
(D) masterpieces .. depicted
(E) borrowings .. improvised

5. In spite of the increasing--------of their opinions, the
* e/ @  w$ l* j* s9 G% ngroup knew they had to arrive at a consensus so that
7 ~; Q: }7 O: A" T: [) Vthe award could be presented
(A) impartiality
1 J, Q! A- }" b1 r3 p  O, _8 C(B) consistency
(C) judiciousness
5 l7 m5 ~" c) J# W, L/ m& E(D) incisiveness
(E) polarity

5 J+ X2 h2 y3 U2 J# d9 G6. By forcing our surrender to the authority of the clock
# m  Z. x) @3 o( V! Lsystematic timekeeping has imposed a form of-------
0 }' v: S( p/ j7 _( ron society.
- [1 y7 n+ @, e0 `(A) anarchy
(B) permanence
. ?4 ?' q4 g2 c4 `( K(C) provincialism
  a- g' J6 n. F( x4 i! e$ p(D) tyranny
9 }3 i) e) i; [) ](E) autonomy

7. Our high-------vocabulary for street crime contrasts
sharply with our------vocabulary for corporate crime,
a fact that corresponds to the general public's unawar-
9 p+ _; m" w$ Y+ meness of the extent of corporate crime.
) T: H: V) U$ y( b2 ~(A) nuanced ..subtle
(B) uninformative ..misleading
/ W- o: O) ~* e# q# w; m(C) euphemistic ..abstract
# H6 W6 E# R9 @$ \(D) differentiated ..limited
$ M( u, J5 W" L, A(E) technical ..jargon-laden
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8 ~" V8 ~' Y4 w! q3 q7 E+ @  g+ R7 e8. DIVERGE : APART::
4 v3 T, y4 n3 Z9 q' i7 d% m(A) traverse : across
(B) suspend : around
2 l8 u! ~: l5 S: p(C) reverse : beyond
5 ~# j& q! ?+ }* j) |2 _  s(D) repose : beside
) [# e: i9 O) A( I( f$ @# K(E) involve : among
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& ^+ [: |& E& v+ Q9. ATROCIOUS : BAD::
' g% o, x. R) I8 x( ^+ }(A) excessive : adequate
2 V+ u# ~: [4 J; ]; N(B) momentous : important
(C) unavailing : helpful
- U& c1 B2 C1 _' ~5 {# S(D) contagious : diseased
6 V, w% q8 \: g3 i& @(E) nominal : satisfactory
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  c& _! y9 ?6 w5 `10.PATRONIZE : CONDESCENSION::
(A) exasperate : anger
(B) deride : mockery
(C) compensate : apology
9 k# i( ~/ p& G/ j; t1 n7 Z- z(D) hurry : decision
) Z9 z3 p0 G' W5 O$ X(E) encroach : fearlessness
1 T2 U6 I! i0 W* K' f, B2 t5 L11.FANG : TOOTH::
8 c5 e: s  y0 h( j! V8 G(A) gum : mouth
* f8 x; v# n: `1 I" |0 u(B) elbow : arm
- S) L  l7 `9 x  {' r(C) bank : river
+ h% o/ Y5 v& H' G(D) finger : digit
. f3 J: i% g, ?" T(E) summit ; mountain
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12.ANALGESIC : PAIN::
1 n6 o4 _/ \, b" Y+ I(A) sedative : sleep
$ n5 Z# @, Q8 l  k$ {0 T5 D9 z+ u0 M(B) stimulant : mood
# \4 S$ q% j* y5 r: D1 @3 n1 M(C) antiseptic : odor
- X8 D; i5 I6 A0 w8 P! |/ p- |1 C" |(D) anesthetic : sensation
  Y. J1 v0 P9 k/ t0 O(E) ointment : skin
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13.IMPECCABLE : FLAW::
- A) ], x* K$ p; E% [(A) foreseeable : outcome
(B) mundane : substance
! E8 \' i" N* U(C) dishonorable : blemish
(D) ingenuous : guile
(E) portentous : omen
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14.POLEMIC : DISPUTATIOUS::
+ f4 ]0 X2 t+ U" h(A) anachronism : chronological
6 u2 @/ e" ~! o(B) vernacular : unpretentious
% ?. l3 t! _- F5 Y* y; j(C) invective : abusive
(D) platitude : insightful
( ?1 D: {! T6 q: }(E) eulogy : unrealistic
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8 `, ^& [( n1 A15.EMBARRASS : SHAME::
(A) coax : reluctance
(B) sleep : fatigue
' T% e+ o5 R  {5 f; x. E% M+ D(C) doubt : uncertainty
(D) belittle : condescension
(E) console : comfort

16.ETCH : CORROSIVE::
+ Q8 E# k( W7 P7 ]) r# y6 F' T(A) shrink : diminutive
(B) destroy : worthless
' d. N- V5 ^  U* M(C) glue : adhesive
. i2 H: ^1 u2 a0 l(D) sculpt : malleable
(E) polish : glossy


6 Q( {& I1 u2 m28.COMPRESSION:
(A) increase in volume
% _0 l$ J/ p1 a6 ?9 `(B) change of altitude
(C) loss of stability
(D) absence of matter
(E) lack of motion
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29.REFINE:
- a* D7 j8 G4 G2 H# A% V' p(A) loosen
: f! r  H: W  ]+ W/ o3 A9 C(B) obscure
# h- M9 |' D/ q8 b% ]& C(C) destabilize
(D) decrease size
. f9 Y9 F% _. ?* K' p0 z7 {; A3 M(E) reduce purity

- m) G5 f6 I( o; M% {30.BALK:
(A) extend
! `: `. A9 Z- `( \' e4 w* H(B) derive
, `" Z  k5 y- L( K  P( O(C) observe
(D) plan ahead carefully
+ S5 |2 A2 y# b: K: M4 d(E) move ahead willingly
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. n+ `6 R- b8 k( \3 J+ d  @31.ANTIPATHY:
(A) affection
2 p: ]( L/ v( u; x  Z(B) courtesy
, ?# L7 C! M" J" b(C) exasperation
% z* j' V# A+ E; g1 Q0 v1 H8 E(D) obstinacy
' ~, p5 {' t7 g  N1 Q(E) cynicism

32.PATHOLOGICAL:
. @. p! t6 t2 m4 M' w0 g(A) acute
" m- h1 r) `# a2 N; C(B) normal
(C) adequate
* C+ S% G0 `- y8 Y(D) variable
, ?& X5 Y- P' i. u! [6 q; Y(E) temporary
+ S7 f4 w: n  d6 H$ O; V: H! a
33.REIN:
- m% n( _1 n) `! B+ I- `9 q(A) prod
1 P2 @8 Y0 W/ ^! n8 M* P6 [/ \8 S(B) assess
(C) engulf
* I$ `# @# T% ?. m& i0 ]/ s(D) commend
(E) affirm
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& t+ S$ p# R# V0 |+ F4 O6 {/ t34.MELLIFLUOUS:
(A) obtuse
2 D4 ^- s5 ?0 m' b  S(B) ineffable
(C) raspy
(D) deranged
  R% [# d- o7 r! M(E) uproarious

: q/ a2 u2 S! W4 H0 h0 S  F# X3 k35.IMPUGN:
(A) abandon
5 T1 d! G9 k9 W! t- |4 q# J(B) anticipate
; s* A4 s9 L' H  K2 ]! r(C) enable
: F) y$ W2 {) K) f6 \(D) clarify
(E) endorse

$ y  G3 U0 t! _5 n36.PERTINACITY:
(A) liability
(B) simplicity
& D/ u% F6 [1 @: C1 z5 D3 g5 h4 m(C) vacillation
# j( v( Q0 k$ I2 u/ g+ ^(D) eccentricity
(E) misrepresentation

, z6 U) d& Q# l2 x37.GAINSAY:
9 X' V& X3 G9 J& Z- |$ f; V(A) speak kindly of
(B) tell the truth about
) i3 _$ ~2 [8 {" |: [" O1 Y: `$ |(C) forecast
(D) affirm
- E' B1 z: c$ |6 g  o* ?2 ](E) reiterate

38. ABSOLUTE:
- |" w: f9 E# w  U2 [- \, c(A) inferior
(B) tolerant
5 d% s$ N) F- B8 {$ F# {(C) qualified
(D) preliminary
) _% v& N7 O, Y$ ^7 d(E) immeasurable

. N" y/ _9 Q/ W) X答案:
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2 `9 D& K! t+ f8 ]SECTION 5.        AACCE DDABB DDDCE CCABC EDEAD BAAEE ABACE CDC
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tongwawawUID: 2176887

沙发

expire7UID: 2160574

Ls的，抢那么快呢。
QMD不错。加油！

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作文办老大也来了！:funk:

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又没抢到sofa

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原帖由 expire7 于 2007-6-1 00:08 发表
Ls的，抢那么快呢。
9 _' V& }8 c7 N0 L& J) {& }8 QQMD不错。加油！

昨天没抢上很郁闷，今天终于等到了，原来这次是expire7 斑竹，^_^
谢谢斑斑鼓励，明天决定早起奋战

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明星阵容相继出场，下一个会是谁呢？

expire7UID: 2160574

我的涂机读卡方式：
9 B* L- f8 U# W; Y  J' h4 O我的做题方式是：类反，填空，短，长。所以如下，
类反一起做完一起涂。再填空做完一起涂。再短阅读一起涂。再长的做一个涂一个，避免长的做不完。

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原来是77斑斑呢～～好玩～～

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今天模了 估计真的考也就500分吧 sigh 担心要不要赶快报10G了，托福也是麻烦
3 j, K9 X# ]& }& Z% l3 _Anyway，努力为先，这个礼拜，抢类反，提阅读，保填空！

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公司好吵阿 中文和外文的交杂着跑进我的耳朵 然后又不敢放大音乐 听了几天的克莱德曼了 耳膜不行了......还在做数学 呵呵 算了我忍了 等下来复习昨天挑出来的词

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来问问数学
section3第13、14题谁给说说？
/ ?# g* ?5 l$ o6 b/ S) ~           觉得第28题IIIrange应该>3阿，怎么is 2也能算对呢？难道是只要满足or more就行了么？
section6第1题那个mch就是inch对吧？
+ R* P% y$ y( W            第25题，我怎么觉得没有一个对？I后者应该比前者小阿，怎么一样？
, P5 F1 T. Y; x0 c今天因为计算错的有两条，然后我觉得还是几何，图表我做起来比较不爽

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问一个类比section1第15题
malleable:shape
B.irresolute:opinion
: ~& I: \. m2 h  d4 V& K! s  FC.demonstrable:evidence
0 I, Q# r& j2 e4 d今天真郁闷，以前是满眼不认识的词，类反错，现在词都认识了，还是狂错:(

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section5也很类比郁闷
5 h8 ]5 a( W. {2 M8.diverge:apart为什么involve:among不行？
4 N" U# |6 Q. F* ?! Y0 }& \9.atrocious:bad 为什么excessive:adequate不行？
% Z9 K5 p& C' t  g8 `15.embarrass:shame为什么doubt:uncertainty不行？
) A' I, Q$ `: o, C- [16.etch:corrosive为什么shrink:diminutive不行？

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还想问一个反义
* V" G& K+ M$ J% E0 d为什么section1第35题vigilant的反义不是gullible？而是oblivious