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考前最后一个周末, 一定要好好利用! ?1 N r* m9 j1 w" c* e
做过的欢迎来讨论有疑问的题目, 没做过的可以借这个机会练习下: X0 |* r3 Q" H( d9 T# @6 \" x
尽量按照考试情况来进行模考, 涂卡, 记时, 草稿, 一个都不能少 :D
" l" ?1 @. \! s- r相关讨论请参考去年的活动贴 https://bbs.gter.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=472239&highlight=%2Blingli%5C_xiaoai
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本次使用的是国内题9711" d2 n8 [ t6 S$ s
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SECTION 3! G \% \9 b9 T1 T
Time-30 minutes. g7 }' S. b( b! \% z$ q
Questions
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( }' k7 w% T. A- J( j3 X1 d1. What these people were waiting for would not
2 m+ R9 F6 X+ Q8 C" E have been apparent to others and was perhaps not
: z9 j; r* Y4 d! a7 ~ very---their own minds.
0 L3 w; \: x s (A) obscure to 6 _+ }. q) q" t2 Z6 v7 h$ j
(B) intimate to
7 c; P e/ d, x9 G3 A6 h (C) illusory to
% o" U& Z7 T9 f4 e6 T) f4 p& _1 y (D) difficult for
& Q0 S: B4 ~1 N (E) definite in ]2 X( S% k' g& L M* V' k
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2. The attempt to breed suitable varieties of jojoba ' E& q) U9 D! X( w9 j' ~" ~* v* |
by using hybridization to---favorable traits was
; y% z! p" J" M% L# n b" N% G finally abandoned in favor of a simpler and much # E' Y J# _9 y2 c
faster---: the domestication of flourishing wild 7 _! Z2 l3 ~3 D" M& o8 Q2 b0 V
strains., l$ V! t1 J" a: |) K7 V( Q
(A) eliminate.. alternative
- l' l' H8 f7 S (B) reinforce.. method! u$ r1 A- P% M' ` D; k W
(C) allow.. creation & Z3 L; P% j/ T. s5 Y% @
(D) reduce.. idea p( A) G+ B% k8 s0 L7 s
(E) concentrate.. theory
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3. According to one political theorist, a regime that 3 m9 c3 f! R9 M( t0 i+ N" T
has as its goal absolute---, without any---law or ) m) F3 A4 g7 E! g# T3 k7 i& J. P6 l+ V
principle, has declared war on justice./ ^9 U) {2 w5 H6 K2 O5 [. H
(A) respectability.. codification of j- X2 C1 \& \' T7 G. X! L8 X
(B) supremacy .. suppression of
( }3 A0 B5 q, u% \, s, o; M (C) autonomy .. accountability to- [- t& l) U" _ f1 [) a2 Z- A/ Q. B
(D) fairness .. deviation from
9 T% s8 s9 s$ X7 E (E) responsibility .. prioritization of. Q* H" w+ N( ^1 C% m4 u3 |3 F" L
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4. Despite its ---, the book deals---with a number of
. }5 H }$ I+ n4 _; S crucial issues.
+ Y7 V: l0 a+ l. h5 p, B (A) optimism .. cursorily1 j @1 ]; }- z3 _/ b: g* ?) U
(B) importance .. needlessly. X: P0 v3 J) Q2 X: R5 x
(C) virtues .. inadequately) G, y- v/ h" U' R5 x, d( D9 z. \
(D) novelty .. strangely7 P1 r: i0 `. e3 d- P
(E) completeness .. thoroughly) S1 `; j6 ~ v- {, v: O1 Z# r
7 k) v! Q1 o. f3 I5. Although frequent air travelers remain " w3 p3 T& m% S# D; w
unconvinced, researchers have found that,
8 `2 T- R7 ]$ l6 @6 G% M" x5 f# h paradoxically, the---disorientation inherent in jet & ~) o9 X" g% T! e% _; n/ K! \
lag also may yield some mental health---.
, k1 j4 @- _1 ?9 M$ L4 j( e (A) temporal.. benefits
1 f0 ^% Y r0 e H+ [5 ?; M9 t! q# V (B) acquired.. hazards
+ j/ Z& Q6 O ^5 b: E4 L (C) somatic .. disorders1 G$ Q; H) T# _- q# {1 A+ y
(D) random .. deficiencies- Z! T( u/ {' y% Y& r4 [
(E) typical .. standards
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6. Ironically, the proper use of figurative language
3 E3 D$ a# P5 n; v% @, i1 G! h must be based on the denotative meaning of the ( \2 h! i. }* g' M1 F. r! Y
words, because it is the failure to recognize this---6 \ C7 G3 l$ B/ r1 h6 ~ m% o
meaning that leads to mixed metaphors and their " @% h+ w" z5 z% ? C/ A/ J
attendant incongruity.! l. h; s% e& `" k3 e) ^9 e
(A) esoteric 5 e. r) @; |1 W) a# v) c. G+ o
(B) literal
. @ Z( r" Z, s: Z$ A3 R1 u% A (C) latent1 P8 F$ a3 s D! C( z. W
(D) allusive
% c! S3 q, i: c, E5 ^1 n (E) symbolic
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' M, Y! t6 O, E# x; e1 [! `& y7. Although it seems---that there would be a greater
% q. i9 x; J# O2 A; N1 ^ risk of serious automobile accidents in densely , D$ `) x" Q. W6 Y# m
populated areas, such accidents are more likely to ( l3 n. C9 |$ B" @$ f) f6 _# O
occur in sparsely populated regions.- a/ Q3 U# V' `- l) c9 a' P
(A) paradoxical * F! g! D* r4 L: P# y
(B) axiomatic
* h% G1 o0 J5 {8 J, B w' _ (C) anomalous , H& ^2 Y0 s. i8 E8 R9 K
(D) irrelevant , @: e) N' d0 [3 K6 ?
(E) portentous) {4 [+ Z" V& a9 C6 x
$ L3 U$ m, ^- e' O8. CATASTROPHE: MISHAP::8 w' b0 D8 `. `6 L% o
(A) prediction: recollection$ \7 e' p; i+ a
(B) contest: recognition3 e& S4 ^1 @% M W: r& o2 _( P" o6 H" h
(C) humiliation: embarrassment
7 f' L6 V5 n3 L4 Q3 N (D) reconciliation: solution
0 j5 F+ y+ ^) m) v) U1 p (E) hurdle: challenge5 }2 o7 z0 h) l# J C
6 y0 X, r# _& O" R# t; e9. SONNET: POET::" O9 P& t6 L0 }3 d$ W0 p! Y) e
(A) stage: actor6 R, G5 h j# W0 W
(B) orchestra: conductor2 l5 t; K8 u8 W; O
(C) music: dancer# I+ l, ]7 K( l Q2 K1 Q6 Q( `
(D) canvas: painter& Q& P$ \9 ~) ^& D0 X$ O; b
(E) symphony: composer- z/ |; y% k% H) r8 f
* s) w4 I1 I8 Y' d- p: S$ y10. LOQUACIOUS: SUCCINCT::
- R$ L8 A6 Y7 z0 K% ]: l( Z6 t1 w (A) placid: indolent% Z# u u. h$ b6 ~ A' b
(B) vivacious: cheerful- V! k4 P& r2 m0 d
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(C) vulgar: offensive% b/ j. {, p% n0 o4 C" S
(D) pretentious: sympathetic
# M1 t3 f0 ], f( w% K% L, B (E) adroit: ungainly
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11.DEPORTATION:COUNTRY::
' K+ L5 W: V5 x# ?% ? (A) evacuation: shelter
/ `. a6 t& q5 p9 p8 C0 g (B) abdication: throne
$ N8 P- ^, m) ~ (C) extradition: court( I2 L5 Z/ {8 p# d, ~- M; h9 c" Z
(D) eviction: dwelling
5 [, y2 O: e% O1 @: `$ y (E) debarkation: destination+ V* c' ?* }9 n( Y
1 Y6 N! s. X7 `- i12.MAELSTROM:TURBULENT::! P) N: V. n3 Q& ^% r
(A) stricture: imperative9 f1 | Q+ o) ^# n
(B) mirage: illusory
6 C% |7 V$ P; \( u/ s (C) antique: rare# V9 L$ n" p/ G* `
(D) myth: authentic2 x. K+ F' Q" x- [# o
(E) verdict: fair& p1 w5 v) _& Y
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13.ABSTEMIOUS: INDULGE::
: U8 X. I/ B, f9 A9 \0 G' N J (A) affectionate: embrace2 b! t$ B2 ^) x' x& t
(B) austere: decorate
4 H7 Y4 t0 x5 d (C) articulate: preach
C$ X3 Q, z8 A% y- J$ Y- c4 w' C (D) argumentative: harangue
+ Q( \0 W: [5 ^ (E) affable: jest
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14. BLUSTERING: SPEAK::
! T$ U) P+ B+ R9 z (A) grimacing: smile
C! O2 ~) t: A" [1 c5 @4 F0 C (B) blinking: stare. X- \) Q3 U9 Q, X7 d& j
(C) slouching: sit
3 p/ |$ N' k/ L, X H (D) jeering: laugh; l$ E7 d/ S! i4 v9 W$ l$ Q
(E) swaggering: walk$ p1 H, F3 X3 q9 r: k3 ~( g
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15. SOLACE: GRIEF::
7 j; V/ B- V% U! c5 j! }2 N (A) rebuke: mistake
' {9 H! j7 I, Z) S (B) mortification: passion4 ]& q. c% `4 m$ t7 S) F; w, g& A
(C) encouragement: confidence
5 h7 R% X0 q& c (D) justification: action
# \% t5 G" S6 m3 I1 B3 u: ] (E) pacification: anger
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16. INDELIBLE: FORGET::, x) M, Y {* j* r
(A) lucid: comprehend: i6 g. ?# @3 w
(B) astounding: expect2 p0 e4 w7 q ^* N
(C) inconsequential: reduce
( P/ h. I# E' | (D) incorrigible: agree
! q! @, \0 S9 `3 {* r5 A' p# N (E) fearsome: avoid
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28. CUMBERSOME:
- N/ D& W7 h; I j. B) q (A) likely to succeed7 d: i3 g& T& ?, G
(B) reasonable to trust/ z; G# F) U/ q( G4 H; [
(C) valuable to have
/ X4 H. ?! I3 k& S. m1 `* {* P2 S (D) easy to handle
, X: W! U- L' q0 L# T$ v C (E) important to know! z5 h# K0 Q& W1 C& B
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29. INDUCEMENT:
/ Q1 b5 Y& J/ j (A) reproof
4 [* b4 t- k3 G1 x! } (B) deterrent
7 A, `+ V/ A! [" y (C) partiality I/ G" i" J& V9 p. u3 W6 [
(D) distinction* O% A% E8 ?# y
(E) consideration
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* L* H& b# n. c* {, E30. STARTLE：- s2 u! e7 n, J u, r
(A) appease2 C2 }. Z: _- m- b2 f
(B) lull
: o" v( y* D1 |( t$ o (C) reconcile$ i, H4 N: k7 a
(D) dally: Z4 P7 u% F' Y" h! n
(E) slumber1 O. P" F0 E7 Y; n4 B
r6 M) [: t& p( I+ O |. s; D31. ANOMALY:
. d" o5 C+ a5 K6 U! G (A) derivation from estimates8 v" |. m0 [9 m" H
(B) conformity to norms# m: K- }1 D( f5 _# {8 P% b! p
(C) return to origins/ ]6 S) Z/ o: W6 }7 b
(D) adaptation to stresses / \) M# F" [* O8 x; o+ [
(E) repression of traits% d8 V" O0 i1 a! ?1 y% E- w
8 @$ e4 ^0 ~: b" R# s# q32. RECIPROCATING:$ N6 d- v d/ U* c* ` I8 |
(A) releasing slowly0 e5 f0 P" G( @! R7 n4 @4 X
(B) calculating approximately
* F" W! u1 ~* { (C) accepting provisionally% A: N: b0 F4 [' e* s
(D) moving unidirectionally/ e3 ~ ~# Y v' O& e9 a
(E) mixing thoroughly+ j9 }. j2 V$ R) u
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33. MOLLYCODDLE:! g0 r, |, T! ^/ M
(A) talk boastfully
( s5 K4 C. C0 g5 U, f& x5 i (B) flee swiftly. U' j$ |- q" V: }1 b2 F7 q" K
(C) treat harshly! n& v7 T; t1 ]0 c" y2 a$ h- i
(D) demand suddenly
, R$ k2 ]8 p4 T; ?5 t (E) adjust temporarily4 `: B' @8 [* s3 \3 Y
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34. SURFEIT:
5 Y1 N7 _' ^6 N; `$ f; E2 P5 w (A) affirmation
i8 d* C2 |* x" V- k i# ^6 q (B) compromise/ I2 t8 {" x5 @4 N8 y, X
(C) dexterity
7 E6 K z3 o( a9 A; m ~4 O (D) deficiency
3 ]- |0 @+ T% @* z) Q7 R, P' ^ (E) languor
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R/ }4 u% a* {$ Z0 [: S35. SANGUINE:
9 d) U& F) X% L6 `2 V (A) morose
: ]+ ~1 f- d7 a) t$ _; x i+ Z (B) puzzled( N9 O! m% `5 B
(C) gifted9 G D6 ]0 B* i
(D) witty
, P. p8 e0 {) g5 S0 f3 R (E) persistent/ q- R' L3 m" |+ [& o
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36. RETROSPECTIVE:
1 W: h9 v& y6 ]8 i* I9 o% a (A) irresolute
7 v0 ]7 K5 G a6 Y/ b6 C (B) hopeful
+ ?( Z. P# o8 z& @, G (C) unencumbered
! J6 a9 s4 n W; ~- y; J (D) evanescent
! Z) P4 b# k8 f6 h/ N+ p (E) anticipatory/ C" U/ a1 ]% ?- d, R8 C# I: V) v! M
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37. ENCOMIUM:
6 S0 r$ X% h0 I+ B) { (A) biased evaluation
- A( O& t% u, o& m( C (B) polite response 8 g- C; G4 N8 [1 I9 {
(C) vague description5 R. x. E# Y) h0 m! |( J! C
(D) harsh criticism
" k/ d. P+ T+ b: O( y0 |) w( H (E) sorrowful expression
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38. FACTIONAL:
8 {" C9 ?$ ~" D: q (A) excessive
/ [! ~! x' c6 t (B) undistinguished
" u7 c4 N% C4 q+ w! ~ (C) disdainful
2 m" j/ K+ k$ }# [ (D) disinterested
/ f, T6 ?( O+ R7 \ (E) disparate0 ^; A" y4 Y8 r
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SECTION 6
$ z) G/ d; N) q6 }* F, ?/ OTime—30 minutes1 ~; J- r2 X- C2 V
38 Questions7 V7 e, ~* f: S3 h# E( \$ e
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1. If the theory is self-evidently true, as its 5 L0 X. V& x& q
proponents assert, then why does---it still exist
' f+ j( g" k- V among well-informed people?
9 N& `$ \9 x! M0 W (A) support for- s! c% N4 e( B( I
(B) excitement about
' r7 Z% } @- b! v! ^( w (C) regret for
$ S: J9 b, J! p( G0 Q (D) resignation about
1 V1 b* X( p) y1 r9 a: m, |1 c (E) opposition to5 N; b/ r, M% G, y
' N# W# p0 _9 V2 S( n' c8 {2. Although the ---of cases of measles has ---, - ^% T2 m* Q* x8 I$ P b$ M$ C$ G! c
researchers fear that eradication of the disease,
: q& E" R3 w1 h* i, N; ?3 c once believed to be imminent, may not come
) a' j; Y1 k3 u9 B* }. d soon.
+ J2 \ J8 M4 i1 H! r" w (A) occurrence.. continued
( J6 J$ ^/ @9 Z* V (B) incidence.. declined* n! H8 v R ^4 t
(C) prediction.. resumed& g" K9 k% x" Z+ o# O- @
(D) number.. increased, E" H3 ]& w, |9 ^/ J
(E) study.. begun
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/ K8 I* A( n. |4 \0 l3. Nothing---his irresponsibility better than his---
5 _. e; P# F+ t delay in sending us the items he promised weeks
. r, r1 ?$ u0 _; t3 Z& p8 j ago.
" Y8 g* y' X# n5 K# K3 c, w1 ]" d/ f (A) justifies.. conspicuous9 q! k. s1 G T, L$ `: \ M7 L5 q
(B) characterizes.. timely
+ Q& K" O# M" |% s$ { (C) epitomizes.. unnecessary8 @- x' K: a4 e' Z# A
(D) reveals.. conscientious& C4 \5 o% V1 N7 _
(E) conceals.. inexplicable3 ?# m4 d5 b& v' E' m( V
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4. The author did not see the---inherent in her
6 j9 i U" o# K/ R; d scathing criticism of a writing style so similar to 5 F" [+ c( U$ C; Y) V) b7 K
her own. $ Q9 m$ w0 W% q$ u: R0 S5 G
(A) disinterest 5 Z$ ?0 z7 |/ D$ `, Z
(B) incongruity( t7 O+ R# i) V$ x" H
(C) pessimism
% R; m/ W+ {# J/ e+ |( m (D) compliment
0 N6 ]# y4 {, S9 O! s; K (E) symbolism
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5. Whereas the Elizabethans struggled with the % Q2 p/ a& A u: N; K" Q9 D! H5 a5 I
transition from medieval---experience to modern
1 M9 r, _; }5 m+ I individualism, we confront an electronic + K! I; v& w: _% [+ Q$ |
technology that seems likely to reverse the trend,
# B# S3 q$ m0 L i- U- E5 ^& z rendering individualism obsolete and 4 \$ s* @7 E' p* m9 x" ]/ Q% n% s
interdependence mandatory.+ l1 @. w" k' @3 v. E
(A) literary/ T. J2 x+ z+ \9 G1 T8 j
(B) intuitive3 O7 p7 V* A+ n2 q0 E3 Q
(C) corporate
8 D9 d9 A& v, o) s$ L" | (D) heroic; C( P7 Y) z3 n: w% C
(E) spiritual7 \" @. H- f9 Q6 {- g# r
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6. Our biological uniqueness requires that the effects # a3 S. _. [; f# {
of a substance must be verified by---experiments, ( {6 T4 k# X/ y6 m% T6 V+ j
even after thousands of tests of the effects of that
: Y% q4 v8 }# @% [/ L; P9 J2 m& v4 D substance on animals.% {7 N- E( d! H7 `
(A) controlled/ o/ u+ I. a1 k/ {# m/ @
(B) random
6 i; u% g+ z+ I& N8 u. v9 q (C) replicated: J7 s4 r! Q- q- G
(D) human
7 R* g$ j U7 j* [ (E) evolutionary
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7. Today water is more---in landscape architecture
5 ^9 I. z( c' g# J# k than ever before, because technological advances . C, F7 I! X* H5 c! P y7 L, Z
have made it easy, in some instances even ---to ! u+ E, k3 t+ n8 |, s4 u
install water features in public places. $ @. W4 _7 \1 x
(A) conspicuous.. prohibitive
; B1 N4 D; v# h7 o (B) sporadic.. effortless* B/ [$ ]. P7 |8 F- h3 U
(C) indispensable.. intricate, {$ O: x5 V9 O
(D) ubiquitous.. obligatory
) r) E3 i* c$ Z2 v w. |8 Y# Q (E) controversial.. unnecessary$ S b. Q, |9 g; I
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Directions: In each of the following questions, a 4 {; }" n6 z$ `0 p. p6 b
related pair of words or phrases is followed by five
/ r5 y& v" G7 Z* z/ f/ rlettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered ^, D& P0 e; |
pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that ! j4 `. h# s, m1 ^
expressed in the original pair.# v; `3 A( v$ A
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8. TERROR: FEAR::
- ]5 H3 C1 ]4 D6 ~. Y/ i2 Q (A) craving: desire
k) p* X% ~4 w0 Z) o: ? (B) inclination: liking1 m, c5 p" X) l
(C) sympathy: empathy( f# x& L4 M4 [/ n2 [8 B) t- m) R
(D) urgency: lack8 r6 t3 |: } E8 A C& _
(E) alibi: excuse
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4 ], Z/ l5 j; ?# `5 A# G$ n9. FEED: HUNGER:: 1 o' n* n& v1 x: I
(A) reassure: uneasiness
; D9 J% l9 F: F; w, H (B) penetrate: inclusion
. V% ], s1 Z2 r* K (C) abandon: desolation
+ W$ m( f0 Q+ ?9 O (D) transfer: location: M: M: m4 G& o5 B
(E) fertilize: growth( H. h* F6 X H8 ~3 ~
5 l" v; H" u$ ^" X o2 b W10. PESTLE: GRIND::, e& Y9 g7 i& T/ l1 g9 B5 b7 C2 _& M' F
(A) scissors: sharpen y- Y" ~! Q1 ^4 s
(B) spice: flavor
( g- T, C6 y4 [- i& l (C) spoon: stir p1 ]7 ^* w6 y, r) r4 m
(D) hammer: swing
0 I" m }& H( F& |5 f6 Z" q (E) fan: rotate9 X; d: H* W1 B) B4 d3 G
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11. DISSEMBLE: HONESTY::* I' Q( Y- ?, K/ V; M1 V" a2 A8 u
(A) smile: amiability
( b2 |& S& W% `: F2 {0 S% j( |7 ] (B) snub: politeness
4 L6 m0 l3 G) s; @6 } (C) disagree: error' Z# L4 W' \% c) K6 c, D
(D) flee: furtiveness
! z/ g' p( c+ H# O- x' A (E) elate: exuberance% _1 q" A5 m# ]# H5 N3 r1 i5 `
! a' ~6 {8 x. Z1 G$ m12. SYNOPSIS: CONCISENESS::
- K2 e+ _6 g0 d' F( k (A) distillate: purity7 U, W0 d* _% b2 S) D
(B) mutation: viability
4 n" m( I% _( k% X0 V (C) replication: precedence
5 ^9 Q, W# f' A7 }8 T (D) illusion: quickness, W& G" E" Z5 I! a4 ?
(E) icon: charity
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0 V9 J" M2 g4 n/ D ?6 F13. MEDIATION : COMPROMISE::* q+ U3 [- |/ k2 ?# k8 Q p
(A) exclamation: remark" q1 g; _ m9 i( p
(B) approbation: acclaim
8 X0 _8 w8 C+ C+ K+ v/ I$ c(C) election: legislation
5 w5 i6 R4 E/ z/ D3 b2 g5 ? (D) prosecution: conviction! ^% P ]0 ?3 g" {; [1 a& _
(E) conclusion: evaluation; Q+ {. s! L Q; F0 K+ s
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14. DEMOGRAPHY: POPULATION::
- {# j4 }7 m3 x (A) agronomy: farm
* k- q- Q5 b3 D. u1 \( } (B) astronomy: planets
- X4 x. s+ u" G, f7 o4 x' O- G (C) chemistry: heat: N# y/ \, \6 T6 ?: o- \8 ?
(D) meteorology: weather1 z3 J9 E \* p( `, x, F4 _$ p
(E) genetics: adaptation
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15. EQUIVOCATION: TRUTH. B- I6 Q z. R0 R
(A) rhetoric: persuasion) w. z3 a- x. X1 z/ P
(B) obfuscation: clarity
3 x% N1 ~( \2 B* h2 s1 s6 \ (C) metaphor: description
' @, v& c2 z( V# u: S, ] s, q$ {8 S. p (D) repetition: boredom
1 `5 v2 D6 Q8 t (E) conciliation: appeasement
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1 p" q; J% j3 g5 W% i8 Q& V; |16. CRAVEN: ADMIRABLE::
6 n( J' W" _5 @ g: H' r( i (A) unruly: energetic6 r* e2 m: j) o) `9 F
(B) listless: attractive$ `$ F+ n. D- N6 h' `- H" J6 y
(C) deft: awkward
3 C, c1 \+ w; G2 t (D) trifling: amusing# G! s2 {. S. h0 `! Z4 t
(E) volatile: passionate* ?- \& N0 w2 i9 K: {
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28. FLIPPANCY:
* o5 g) a$ s/ G/ s (A) temperance# \( n1 B8 P k B# ^6 H+ V
(B) reliability1 p7 D; u1 m q' x- d7 ?
(C) seriousness, I1 g$ D3 z* O
(D) inflexibility
. s% X0 c' [' x: M$ v: F, X (E) reticence
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; C% V' k! \& H# }( `29. FACETIOUS:
: h6 u7 ?7 G0 N( L8 } (A) uncomplicated8 M b" y& N6 G. S$ j" I
(B) prideful3 o/ B' v! W8 D" v/ c* D
(C) earnest
7 Q9 g ^, a( A' F (D) laconic
% w9 T4 o% |0 `* T/ X/ H2 X (E) forbearing2 L9 w2 i! d4 W# G
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30. BUNGLE:
) A- i7 ^* Z0 i) @( k- j2 [$ z (A) bring off3 ?2 M+ u) F7 j0 d; {
(B) bail out:+ A$ u' N$ Z3 h' \3 \) b
(C) give in
% c0 n8 ~, D/ ~; R7 p0 } (D) pull through
6 L# D n/ s( M( x; d (E) put together( U) a, U# Z2 j- J% _4 o- C
; l9 H# M- X/ ]2 A31. STODGY:2 M8 V6 Z0 y) p% T8 z
(A) nervous% R1 a# b, P/ z7 `- Y# s
(B) incisive" G3 `+ g6 a% A" |7 s7 O
(C) exciting1 S# w& _3 i. Z$ N
(D) talkative
) \& @7 |* S1 E" E4 s (E) happy7 ^% U$ \4 C) ] F7 q' h
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32. INIMITABLE:: J2 l( w* K; v7 c1 ?% O" j
(A) enviable9 r; M- ^( N9 [0 E5 m" i
(B) reparable
, u) r5 |& X+ a/ R# k (C) amicable1 U5 Q% X+ B/ B. s* w/ t- b
(D) unwieldy
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33. SERE:
' K8 ^3 r b5 Z: x (A) lush
% P& k! h* A3 Z& j2 j; k (B) obstinate; `# Y, v/ h6 p$ s% o3 o
(C) immersed
; ?( R+ c7 N5 m& v" V" E (D) fortunate
% p+ N- ~7 R$ @* C9 w3 @6 ^ (E) antiquated
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v' k8 O$ a4 c4 b34. VACUOUS:
' {! W) r; a/ [3 b, ]7 k (A) courteous
5 E* r- `% p7 o1 j2 E (B) exhilarated
% d% h. U3 [: V: N B4 p. Z (C) modest
- F- `9 A& J8 M+ B" `6 d& z8 B. A (D) intelligent
! O' Q% }0 |& n6 \ (E) emergent
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5 ~) ^( F9 X) ~+ u( I# @35. PEDESTRIAN:8 g9 w+ q2 o. k( Z+ B* L
(A) concise; J9 t% d( D& t% [( z! ?( H, A: e
(B) attractive
v0 u/ m3 f( D7 R (C) mobile
, a5 A6 z3 t2 I; u# g" w$ F (D) delicate+ Y$ O2 ^- N1 `+ e1 r* u
(E) imaginative
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' L, [3 x5 `4 T' Q, h6 a2 D36. APPOSITE:
! M0 b( Y; |' z, t1 ~0 k (A) disposable
' F @; Z8 e# ^' m& k, S (B) adjacent
8 \8 i. h# W# U! R: R% F" H5 |+ O (C) vicarious
3 z" l# c% p; I( ` (D) parallel1 C6 \* a$ Z; O8 H: k5 o
(E) extraneous
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* y; [; F X$ v$ F37. BOMBAST:( b6 ]7 P. G: ^5 w& D
(A) kindness' i& ^8 s% q6 g6 [
(B) nonthreatening motion( q/ n# r+ f/ Y( }6 p
(C) great effort
; Z5 G# G* v( L/ f# Q1 o1 G) x (D) down-to-earth language9 j" K. _9 |+ e* x2 [. h& p
(E) good-natured approval
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38. LIMPID:; b4 ]" d% c$ T
(A) unfading" N( U D! V; a. ], m6 X2 M& I {
(B) coarse0 h, q( k3 o( F N# R" q4 K7 |
(C) elastic6 [ h6 p, t7 e8 v1 I7 _6 _& M
(D) murky
7 g& T6 q- s& X1 @ (E) buoyant
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Section 3: EBBCA BBCEE DBBEE BDDED DAABB CCDBB BDCDA EDD 0 {) B5 J* @/ g3 F/ j. T
Section 4: ADADC DABCD AAABD ADEAE CDCDE CDBBE
! Y& f6 u0 c" x5 Z a* o# vSection 6: EBCBC DDAAC BADDB CBADE ECCDC DBCCA CEADE EDD |
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