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考前最后一个周末, 一定要好好利用/ J: G7 Z% j( j& b) d7 _3 u0 V/ Z
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
1 h c3 k2 H: g9 u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 :D2 ^ c2 G, z8 n8 W6 t, ~
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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- i0 _! |! K V本次使用的是国内题9711& V6 C% T: ?. s! B% Q) A
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SECTION 3
0 Z) I( c" B! C- q! C' kTime-30 minutes
# L" j C M- m8 r* RQuestions# o0 [$ R' b& Z$ q t
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1. What these people were waiting for would not : H+ U) h4 j/ m1 E* n7 h6 ]/ L
have been apparent to others and was perhaps not / U; H1 X9 a4 ?* n/ d- H4 W
very---their own minds.
0 w! Z7 S* |& u: g x9 e (A) obscure to
" Q2 y; t" u7 p6 D9 k( ] (B) intimate to 7 X* k }1 U g: w& z# J0 t
(C) illusory to9 q5 r+ x+ {' z; U" e% K6 _
(D) difficult for
! t+ w9 J o: E C7 i (E) definite in
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2. The attempt to breed suitable varieties of jojoba
3 }) m- ?- Q V" n% ` by using hybridization to---favorable traits was
; ~! T+ y4 g k% _1 d& J/ i finally abandoned in favor of a simpler and much , c% g1 s5 `3 n( [- D
faster---: the domestication of flourishing wild 8 h7 ^( [8 _9 [# p
strains.$ h5 E- }' R- \: w, s' h
(A) eliminate.. alternative " @4 f. ~" W/ g1 ^
(B) reinforce.. method
( f4 P: }4 B3 g6 A" x (C) allow.. creation & o) c1 {, ?" Z J* c- F
(D) reduce.. idea 8 G, U( u+ f8 L, F
(E) concentrate.. theory$ n- ~: M' w2 T+ f
2 F1 e$ M( n' e+ i3 E3. According to one political theorist, a regime that : H% p) ?* K6 @% j0 z5 |, J* ]
has as its goal absolute---, without any---law or . u! ~; T t. i' k5 V
principle, has declared war on justice.
0 Q, d9 O1 q$ v1 V* S" \ (A) respectability.. codification of" B8 B& A( I5 c. Y1 i
(B) supremacy .. suppression of
# w+ x8 H5 M+ W" e b T0 o (C) autonomy .. accountability to* | C' x3 |9 d1 ]" C' L& Q' g
(D) fairness .. deviation from
1 e1 U7 ~% [5 F: G (E) responsibility .. prioritization of
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4. Despite its ---, the book deals---with a number of # n4 {: R4 U5 t+ V: ?( C# ^ l
crucial issues.( M; m5 ]" T; h- n7 v8 O% r+ n# d0 F
(A) optimism .. cursorily4 B) J9 J8 ~7 L2 T. i
(B) importance .. needlessly
% Q; ^" \/ A$ x! H7 B' q3 d4 | (C) virtues .. inadequately$ o0 n X6 A* B9 w' S
(D) novelty .. strangely9 B4 A# M5 B j; V) N' W: _
(E) completeness .. thoroughly8 d8 S+ P/ Z+ C
8 O* d/ S' I1 Q( q% C5. Although frequent air travelers remain
5 @' m4 `6 v3 ]' L* S' f unconvinced, researchers have found that,
, T" N/ S% x9 p+ Y. W" J! z paradoxically, the---disorientation inherent in jet
% q: m7 ^5 T: ?# n b: j5 a lag also may yield some mental health---.
, O$ `- C7 l' A$ ]/ Z K1 a: G9 A (A) temporal.. benefits* ~5 I) b2 G6 b# R% s' L) L/ ^, R
(B) acquired.. hazards
7 ]# o. p! ^8 C' {1 }6 f# | (C) somatic .. disorders" O" j2 v, J2 j; L- `* m& A
(D) random .. deficiencies3 O2 l% s8 f3 v8 ?% t* Z
(E) typical .. standards
6 l3 x+ o9 d3 H9 Y5 u% }# Q& H
2 } F' {; Z$ [/ E3 S! i* m/ g3 P6. Ironically, the proper use of figurative language 6 e, e: f" @# T0 M) y% D
must be based on the denotative meaning of the
5 n' x/ j0 J/ O- b. d% E words, because it is the failure to recognize this---
3 i6 ^+ L6 e- c' T/ P meaning that leads to mixed metaphors and their
4 ^! y- |8 f+ i0 V; n5 Z7 C attendant incongruity. A+ p7 `. o6 h& G
(A) esoteric
6 K# } X3 y4 S# } (B) literal 1 S( C. l' t1 t+ Q# I" r
(C) latent% K7 p3 ?7 G/ S9 @2 D
(D) allusive - O! {$ ^+ ?3 K( X9 Y/ \8 r
(E) symbolic6 k: B9 |4 G2 u5 ?7 t5 a. \
" K* V9 V6 b" {3 M- B( O7. Although it seems---that there would be a greater 8 o+ h5 J; V; V" t( a6 C0 z
risk of serious automobile accidents in densely ) M$ r# v+ O$ B0 f+ G9 y2 k
populated areas, such accidents are more likely to u( {- g+ {% q8 o) J
occur in sparsely populated regions.
/ g1 k8 l( A: j( i- M' ~ (A) paradoxical
! H4 K4 S: I3 L: o# j- k" U9 a (B) axiomatic
# u; F# D% j/ B( ^ (C) anomalous * a. P' @3 t: T+ [' b4 A( e# p
(D) irrelevant
}3 ?6 t" K4 m+ Z; H (E) portentous# s. ~) v. y' w' o# [9 K
- L, ?% J( P1 o8. CATASTROPHE: MISHAP::) S" A) N P c: I
(A) prediction: recollection b9 s. z6 g0 P- a
(B) contest: recognition
% N' _$ [8 a& _% e2 J6 w: \' f (C) humiliation: embarrassment
" T5 v3 y1 W F$ Y r (D) reconciliation: solution9 a' {+ E; q4 S( J9 I! D* I) b
(E) hurdle: challenge
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9. SONNET: POET::
9 t' S* V$ S" n: `- [( o' | (A) stage: actor
, a! c6 d4 m, u' g: s, s$ c2 E+ H6 m; w" _ (B) orchestra: conductor1 k- f, K* l0 o" G, D
(C) music: dancer& E! _3 W" _3 ?$ j' B; m/ }
(D) canvas: painter
9 D" A) x- J) ?1 h (E) symphony: composer1 Z. e( I* B, Z3 G$ Z. g
( Q6 ^$ v/ @5 _$ R10. LOQUACIOUS: SUCCINCT::
; w {$ y1 ~0 ?9 x6 N (A) placid: indolent
4 x+ \1 N5 E& g' m* v7 F0 a: c (B) vivacious: cheerful) K5 i# v5 q- H3 r" O
@2 {% a$ r! d; O/ u (C) vulgar: offensive7 j/ \4 n( p" X. v8 l$ [' m
(D) pretentious: sympathetic) H6 a. |. i& t {# V I- M6 |6 t
(E) adroit: ungainly& x- h+ B1 n" g2 ?- G
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7 o. X0 P& m. h' y% A7 [2 K2 |: j& G11.DEPORTATION:COUNTRY::
4 z6 @7 `. c" K1 l3 P. h (A) evacuation: shelter
) G' \9 a" f8 c (B) abdication: throne
e) k3 |7 h5 S* [( W+ b (C) extradition: court
5 E+ b) M( Y7 F/ E+ ^. J: W9 i (D) eviction: dwelling. v4 ?+ g, k6 W; T
(E) debarkation: destination
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12.MAELSTROM:TURBULENT::
2 G. ]# v# w! f- p% M (A) stricture: imperative
0 ]+ J+ v( }- Q) R! | (B) mirage: illusory0 h# ]2 L: c! R$ s- d: A
(C) antique: rare! h2 g, y0 w4 v/ a( r: l+ t
(D) myth: authentic V# A0 r, j4 D$ @1 n9 Z
(E) verdict: fair
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13.ABSTEMIOUS: INDULGE::3 \: z k1 L4 R6 i! k4 k x5 t+ I
(A) affectionate: embrace
- T) }8 K. _) [: f. ^ (B) austere: decorate
. `% y$ A' l$ O, T) g (C) articulate: preach, d9 ]8 Q5 ]$ K. ~7 f3 r) ?# S9 T: {
(D) argumentative: harangue
8 ^% V; s$ ?+ M1 d6 |5 ? (E) affable: jest1 g) n+ \) E T" Y1 R" ` O0 }
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14. BLUSTERING: SPEAK::
% o8 f3 ^. } t% ] (A) grimacing: smile
3 K' i2 k, a# L" ^1 ]/ x (B) blinking: stare4 w6 p0 R: C, A) z/ Z: B& X
(C) slouching: sit, e$ i; H' A2 W1 H# S5 P/ T9 B
(D) jeering: laugh% a' o5 h7 y, l0 Q4 M4 i* e
(E) swaggering: walk* F- K9 w% c$ o, V/ A. W) ?( r
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15. SOLACE: GRIEF::0 s5 b! C& z' h2 W% I0 ~9 X# p
(A) rebuke: mistake. a+ l( F3 e1 F0 k& {5 ~
(B) mortification: passion1 p/ V- Y' K9 o0 a" I) \8 q7 K
(C) encouragement: confidence
3 g4 c; ]* s% A (D) justification: action8 A8 f3 q' s# N7 r
(E) pacification: anger7 Y2 Z8 y2 d% I1 U; x% B- }% U
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16. INDELIBLE: FORGET::' G! J6 a* z. G7 ]! i7 ~
(A) lucid: comprehend
# n" K2 c+ n$ p) K* ?9 n$ B9 C: w* H( [ r (B) astounding: expect4 F: ^6 ]! i4 }
(C) inconsequential: reduce! L0 y) C4 I4 Z l6 U
(D) incorrigible: agree
) e2 s3 V( z1 k, g+ F (E) fearsome: avoid7 E+ W' N8 N/ S
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28. CUMBERSOME:
! q1 z) z) I a5 t2 L" K7 {% K) i( [8 M (A) likely to succeed
; | }. T/ s$ f" r8 M. p (B) reasonable to trust
( X7 z+ g m/ `$ G! ~! r; T3 | (C) valuable to have
( k% S7 d' W# `) V$ r (D) easy to handle
# f G' r y& K$ B5 o3 T (E) important to know
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y/ P. |% \' ~1 k9 r# }; E1 c4 N29. INDUCEMENT:- h- J. k$ G) F, T8 L) g
(A) reproof+ ]' Y4 _1 `5 S6 l' J) i
(B) deterrent
& C8 @% D7 i$ k O9 U- z6 F# y. c" x' @ (C) partiality3 [$ n1 Y9 n7 Z- y; ]! q
(D) distinction- b( H1 w' q% H* N {
(E) consideration k* D; ]) i3 I$ a0 h1 G
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30. STARTLE:% d0 s- {7 h( J; Y3 @0 W, L) P
(A) appease: r1 M3 o. P1 f9 Z' U/ v
(B) lull
4 I9 s1 T3 A5 V (C) reconcile
" a* N+ t$ U7 z9 M (D) dally( t) X& c( `0 X5 @7 q4 b
(E) slumber0 ^% z( E7 P/ k* V& g2 t' i: r5 J& _
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31. ANOMALY:! c, _; n' u% t/ P! Z5 ]
(A) derivation from estimates
! l8 C1 k$ [* k1 v0 u# w (B) conformity to norms+ R, C5 N! S$ J% `
(C) return to origins8 d; x+ a$ h" J8 g5 L
(D) adaptation to stresses 5 l0 Z1 a$ q5 E z/ b
(E) repression of traits
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& q& r+ T e5 @ p7 I% T2 D2 K32. RECIPROCATING:
, v0 B0 X/ I- @ (A) releasing slowly: O, C2 m0 j# N6 {
(B) calculating approximately
( j9 g% G$ ?( g4 k2 b, f0 j9 @ (C) accepting provisionally$ h5 R& t* \: @( e, [1 ?+ L9 K W+ s
(D) moving unidirectionally& h6 h8 x; |- f# \6 Y$ w6 N4 Z7 r
(E) mixing thoroughly r5 D) p6 a: `% N" ^, F
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33. MOLLYCODDLE:
* V2 r7 }' R+ v$ ^: ~ (A) talk boastfully# O- S7 Q; G/ v
(B) flee swiftly
3 q6 e2 W, Q0 a6 O6 X8 t" E: ? (C) treat harshly' G+ N) w4 l+ }: }6 l- c
(D) demand suddenly2 g$ \8 S* U% c4 P, i/ J' C+ \* E3 M
(E) adjust temporarily
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, X+ n6 |( D+ K6 K. {( r1 J34. SURFEIT:8 D) j4 \2 m. |; P% Z \5 z
(A) affirmation% z$ W4 x! W1 j
(B) compromise
; O, w7 v5 t R (C) dexterity) i, K- y7 U0 G" b) h1 }% s
(D) deficiency/ l$ n6 ~3 {7 _' n
(E) languor
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35. SANGUINE:
3 k5 d& z# `! Z* e1 F& G (A) morose
' ?" C" n/ o2 A4 V2 q1 S/ r( H (B) puzzled% O+ ]0 j8 D6 t& m% z* z5 t
(C) gifted
* w A' m# w/ j9 o (D) witty
8 O& j% M1 \3 F Z) y (E) persistent& y0 Y3 f$ \" H# l m! Z
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36. RETROSPECTIVE:
, z5 n8 M+ x3 F# l- ^7 e (A) irresolute
2 G# B: D( O/ r6 u, [1 M0 @. l (B) hopeful
a$ n2 e7 z- u$ a, { (C) unencumbered
( Q7 w+ V8 N. {. R0 K (D) evanescent0 [" _: q' w; N+ B ^9 X
(E) anticipatory8 ]0 G& C! E' Q4 y6 H
9 ?9 G7 G" W0 E7 O* v/ r$ k37. ENCOMIUM:) f9 V$ Y7 F0 r" r' K
(A) biased evaluation, J" P6 s5 H: C% i4 W: ~
(B) polite response 1 @& i4 T; r; I4 R
(C) vague description
6 C2 R5 A2 ?! _8 |* g4 a4 y: { (D) harsh criticism8 ~- E* g( h8 v7 a
(E) sorrowful expression3 Z5 ~; v3 L y* s! }
' d4 R6 |4 D c3 U" L: p38. FACTIONAL:$ \0 e: X, R" O6 ^. c
(A) excessive3 a% w2 ^/ z6 h
(B) undistinguished
* H* i' T2 a8 a! J2 w6 J5 g (C) disdainful
7 r4 w* C# L4 F6 M. J (D) disinterested
3 T) P6 Q6 D4 A0 {% o (E) disparate G( @# U) R. ^) J' d" |# m# W
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SECTION 6: u! M$ c; m7 r) P
Time—30 minutes
! [6 U; R }8 i$ k2 g38 Questions& W; @: U, [( A/ c7 r
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1. If the theory is self-evidently true, as its
. y/ y# F; T' E2 ^* q# R8 w proponents assert, then why does---it still exist
2 r# o/ m4 k$ V* s9 F among well-informed people?! `$ a# t+ r: K1 T% m9 z/ T# d8 w
(A) support for
* j" o& B$ Y+ W8 o (B) excitement about( `8 T' j5 N% J( |- w
(C) regret for
+ G- W3 [) Q3 K( x0 X e+ ] (D) resignation about
9 @6 S+ T0 ~1 G (E) opposition to
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5 l9 m3 e( Y( `# M4 H: b* p2. Although the ---of cases of measles has ---,
X+ U1 c+ _; `" p( { researchers fear that eradication of the disease, 6 X- H. p) w/ f8 ?9 R# `
once believed to be imminent, may not come 7 l" g' t+ b. x' h1 ?* P
soon.' S( b' y/ f6 s1 s
(A) occurrence.. continued6 v7 m; ~, B6 `& a8 ]9 [3 K* V( e8 H
(B) incidence.. declined8 @% W* [7 i/ @) K7 p1 {
(C) prediction.. resumed
7 [2 g+ C) p. V; Y$ q (D) number.. increased
; A" R- U1 B7 k/ [ (E) study.. begun
* y% u- _% ?9 O5 x& Z
% X1 z2 H& M3 R- [8 w- v3. Nothing---his irresponsibility better than his---
& N. G( ^" C" K( b delay in sending us the items he promised weeks ' m, u9 Y; w; V8 v8 c
ago.
- `+ p0 A# T2 l0 o) y$ D! B (A) justifies.. conspicuous+ f& [ y5 Q" {' o2 S" |( y
(B) characterizes.. timely! t! [, c. l! |) z" s
(C) epitomizes.. unnecessary
& K' f0 L" V0 b, f (D) reveals.. conscientious' z5 G: T9 j$ E! W- Y
(E) conceals.. inexplicable- @, j: D" T; r' h% f! m7 K
( G) d! R$ W: O4. The author did not see the---inherent in her
# d; ]" f) \$ d5 [ scathing criticism of a writing style so similar to , }4 c) p1 j3 R- R0 v; R6 ~. B
her own. 1 `7 t% _% f$ N1 K. Y, a. r+ _
(A) disinterest 1 l+ O9 m( z* m
(B) incongruity" m0 ?5 d1 O$ f' x
(C) pessimism: V4 N+ y; H) j
(D) compliment. r9 g& z5 W& p- `" F" e
(E) symbolism
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5 ~/ k1 R/ z U; E- ?5. Whereas the Elizabethans struggled with the
) J7 U& r2 i, ~% p7 d( c- Y" g9 @7 i transition from medieval---experience to modern
' \( W- }8 \% M } individualism, we confront an electronic
4 i' m4 K+ l0 s" s3 x6 u technology that seems likely to reverse the trend, 0 z; ~$ R$ ]- z% z; v# S
rendering individualism obsolete and
; _5 J4 |3 _) t9 H2 J: n9 F interdependence mandatory.4 z9 Y5 g$ I+ A3 |: o
(A) literary
) R( N+ m# m1 c/ E: q (B) intuitive0 V5 _& m+ x/ Z- _/ C5 Q
(C) corporate6 W: I" s& ?/ [$ K
(D) heroic
* h" ~8 Q/ u9 s1 V6 g, U; @$ x% J (E) spiritual6 M+ L8 R8 R$ s6 q$ i
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6. Our biological uniqueness requires that the effects
6 u% o5 p1 B" h' j5 S3 Y( `, h of a substance must be verified by---experiments,
& o( ?: B* |9 [% q) p) } even after thousands of tests of the effects of that
* Z- O6 D9 J, }% F* b substance on animals.
3 t! q/ j8 i* N/ A$ S+ F (A) controlled- P% I5 W) b' C9 P- \2 {' ]
(B) random0 G8 U4 u$ d3 a3 q% X
(C) replicated
1 `# ?9 k' m3 J (D) human, p( E; I0 b3 I5 @* s$ ?
(E) evolutionary# G. b" H' ^! u* f' n5 E* V- `: y
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7. Today water is more---in landscape architecture 2 `8 a9 B8 F5 \5 k% r9 m) s ]
than ever before, because technological advances . _, l/ N/ S5 R7 S* R/ n3 z' I/ R) s& Z
have made it easy, in some instances even ---to
7 H5 c& ^3 o2 E& x; C% M( [ R install water features in public places.
& e" r2 m. l7 }& M0 w ^, Y3 q: t* V (A) conspicuous.. prohibitive
8 d0 B0 A/ i5 x: q" P (B) sporadic.. effortless" ?( F f2 c9 e' \
(C) indispensable.. intricate) k9 V8 J G5 l5 s4 K! }
(D) ubiquitous.. obligatory2 v+ `$ d: G* H' H; C' U, O# u( Y3 V" y
(E) controversial.. unnecessary
5 O* x1 ~) X. w' k' n1 @7 A& w0 M- X6 e( w; R
Directions: In each of the following questions, a
( F2 ?& t5 a9 A5 v5 Z& h+ Hrelated pair of words or phrases is followed by five , J V$ G, W5 K I) }
lettered pairs of words or phrases. Select the lettered
) T# i5 \6 @: @9 c: @pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that
. i0 K3 T6 _9 A3 Aexpressed in the original pair.+ p6 b9 ^/ K' K( h
& `4 U/ q, ^ @9 ^7 E8. TERROR: FEAR::5 V* \, o! W: R3 z% t3 [
(A) craving: desire
& z4 T2 L( Q9 H) c2 ~ (B) inclination: liking
0 H7 s7 b: a- T0 z) T (C) sympathy: empathy* \4 {" `# E2 b) x6 t* q* ?
(D) urgency: lack( T/ Y* w6 G" c+ D0 K8 _( G
(E) alibi: excuse1 Y# y$ u" ?3 O, Q7 A/ H2 T+ x
$ u# N/ M/ n$ E6 G. W% P: _ Z9. FEED: HUNGER::
" V& c: {5 b8 p' I8 b (A) reassure: uneasiness
2 {4 g5 |) y6 ~! \7 J8 Q0 n (B) penetrate: inclusion2 G" Y c. ~/ T- h* m: ~7 R' x' B2 m
(C) abandon: desolation
. Z7 D. r2 h( B4 L; s. W (D) transfer: location
# X/ j& y; a. }+ c* p (E) fertilize: growth
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" X- C4 S+ f0 u. ?6 H10. PESTLE: GRIND::
* p1 l) @0 _( E6 @ (A) scissors: sharpen
" ]3 }2 m: t; S) l; r. w8 ] (B) spice: flavor
# M+ l, d* p: U7 V5 t0 ?& R# U (C) spoon: stir
4 j1 a! p% Q) a B: v K. W( y! q (D) hammer: swing
6 \2 U. _4 `2 }* x (E) fan: rotate: n; }' B% S# e
3 O5 ]( X: K K- M1 {11. DISSEMBLE: HONESTY::% K. \( @6 K* I' p$ j
(A) smile: amiability
) ~9 {; H1 B: }% Y. t* N2 R( _9 Z (B) snub: politeness# N1 y3 o0 B, Q) P& @
(C) disagree: error9 ?. g. I) L7 X3 [$ u$ H/ u
(D) flee: furtiveness
. |7 W% J1 A) a% G! F$ { (E) elate: exuberance9 ~5 M# {7 E, u; N% D% f. g
' R0 t5 n; P6 k12. SYNOPSIS: CONCISENESS::* x$ H1 y3 v* {: K- z# I+ H
(A) distillate: purity
# ^ h* f7 x( |, m5 q& u/ a5 V (B) mutation: viability
% c, ~# M9 e) A7 j9 g* X5 m5 { (C) replication: precedence8 n! }5 b6 h6 `
(D) illusion: quickness" S- Q) x- w9 W X& k
(E) icon: charity
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13. MEDIATION : COMPROMISE::
; d1 \7 a$ z N9 o$ G3 D (A) exclamation: remark
" H8 _4 P0 |) m/ e3 a" g7 C$ j" o (B) approbation: acclaim" [+ ], k( K0 H8 X
(C) election: legislation9 n5 f6 @' ~& e% c
(D) prosecution: conviction& \2 v1 {* S8 [/ j* h# D
(E) conclusion: evaluation! W7 O( G" n0 Z, C+ T
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14. DEMOGRAPHY: POPULATION::
3 ]3 X$ u5 r5 j6 J* T' m5 e- l (A) agronomy: farm8 t4 J. n* V7 D: d
(B) astronomy: planets
4 p1 m) u9 S' S (C) chemistry: heat
: ^4 q# T( i3 v& ~7 Q, i4 M (D) meteorology: weather$ g/ r1 B, Z8 E* Q! f6 I
(E) genetics: adaptation
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15. EQUIVOCATION: TRUTH
; F7 R @- x' a: \. B- C1 Q (A) rhetoric: persuasion3 z/ S7 a4 F4 o4 L
(B) obfuscation: clarity
9 b6 D g5 |8 b% d% \ (C) metaphor: description
% i% s2 A4 S4 S% u- v (D) repetition: boredom3 {3 [) R1 {% A9 d8 E7 c1 P, z
(E) conciliation: appeasement
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' F- a( i# r' S0 u r16. CRAVEN: ADMIRABLE::+ `" ?4 f, Q, n" D* Q; _9 b" d
(A) unruly: energetic
: {4 S# |, o) q3 a8 y (B) listless: attractive9 c1 E: x! V Z% \7 I* \4 C
(C) deft: awkward+ v) v6 N0 a4 D8 p1 {/ l* v: I
(D) trifling: amusing
0 ^& j6 i4 Y7 P$ Z5 o# n' _3 { (E) volatile: passionate" M$ Q7 ?& F( x/ E5 K4 r
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+ _" N5 z+ _" d- |0 Q6 i28. FLIPPANCY:- l) ~3 W. i& O
(A) temperance
# A, I% C7 n# R* J (B) reliability2 j/ o6 B" P+ T
(C) seriousness! V" n% q' T( ^. J2 u9 k% I
(D) inflexibility' f8 \. u% v# f; S
(E) reticence
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0 P* Y8 u3 o2 }3 w$ U29. FACETIOUS:
# p, l# g' b1 Y3 E( l2 t& W (A) uncomplicated
8 U+ ]( R& t. L# Z1 Y: ~$ q (B) prideful
% ?; O) {$ H( P) l8 r! B( K (C) earnest4 D2 _$ S1 ?$ u- ?% f. n z& l
(D) laconic
! A$ b7 }: }8 U, ?8 Z+ I2 ~ (E) forbearing
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" E$ J- g4 H+ a+ g8 d) D" R; c1 N30. BUNGLE:
* c" F: V7 ?: K3 L" Y$ u (A) bring off6 a S# X; e4 ]; t& u6 b
(B) bail out:
5 D+ q$ ^6 V) [, w2 z (C) give in
, L+ H$ o" @5 i# {0 n (D) pull through. J' ]- s4 D7 G0 n5 ]
(E) put together
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% A: x) V; j- L! j1 Z8 C31. STODGY:
- a$ Z' g: a7 k9 L- l$ c% d6 v( E (A) nervous
1 ^2 N8 k0 }" V3 U9 C+ E (B) incisive
2 s1 ] ]/ ^2 m. _& }( w. T/ Q (C) exciting& b8 |" |! g# I) Z
(D) talkative* t5 ?: e; ~' y2 Z# B/ N5 j* a* J
(E) happy
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. G3 [9 x& M2 F) [; Y32. INIMITABLE:* m! i5 R/ f' k: \. N. G" J
(A) enviable2 E1 B9 B6 O0 {$ N- y
(B) reparable, O$ ?( b/ X3 _" y7 C+ C
(C) amicable
5 k8 B$ W% a" J) H& Y0 ~1 _$ _9 { (D) unwieldy* ]0 T2 c: Y* a* l- O) B
(E) commonplace
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33. SERE:
6 j. r5 G; q' i9 F5 e5 d (A) lush
6 A) j' d6 S/ C0 `: C$ e* n (B) obstinate4 ?) f0 w% I7 p3 E! @" q6 g
(C) immersed8 m% q2 L2 [2 I1 C2 H
(D) fortunate
/ J3 m0 Y W9 F (E) antiquated- D4 S6 h+ U2 [) O* y+ s9 ^
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(A) courteous% t1 o$ q& b- ^5 V7 o4 a* J- Y' T: H
(B) exhilarated
2 _! {, ?9 H# P6 m5 N (C) modest: x4 o* y1 s( o- A; F8 f4 j" z
(D) intelligent
& t7 z9 j) x0 G% J (E) emergent. w6 }+ v; d( E* y9 \8 m
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35. PEDESTRIAN:! u/ j( b5 a3 z/ f( K2 b
(A) concise
2 [4 y) w6 L( [ (B) attractive$ d3 T" r' |. F/ u
(C) mobile
4 r7 v* ?& t: @) H# M3 X, E (D) delicate2 {' Z- r) S4 q- g% v b
(E) imaginative. \" s" @: R* q' M& V* ?8 {# o
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0 s. n3 m) b8 O2 b- V2 s/ M; [. W! P36. APPOSITE:
3 I1 N, F0 i6 B; k) ~& x5 q (A) disposable
: }( E1 v- |1 Q! H (B) adjacent6 F0 M ^+ y1 _* X- o- u
(C) vicarious
+ Z' N+ v% W8 t9 g9 p) K (D) parallel
5 v- Y A X: p, x0 o6 ` (E) extraneous
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37. BOMBAST:
4 Y1 B, d* |! ?8 G (A) kindness. ~7 k2 a. a8 @# v
(B) nonthreatening motion' |9 Q8 @8 N! v' x6 m5 P
(C) great effort
7 d. o( v; B6 L/ l6 \ (D) down-to-earth language# N& @3 ~ i" R2 e
(E) good-natured approval" a. Q1 _# {; i, T* ?. }
. F. k/ T6 V& b" c) s38. LIMPID:
# R% V- |7 {5 ^" l3 o ] (A) unfading- Q- o+ j* p3 j! z5 s ^
(B) coarse! D( L! ]- O. L" k' P
(C) elastic. C v, g+ u) I7 |
(D) murky! `' t e) g# E
(E) buoyant7 A( k2 A; |) B( K7 N8 K+ }5 {6 m
Section 2: BCDAD CBDBC CCDCD ADBAB DACEC CEEAE
2 Q. W6 E1 b2 W# M- I1 x$ TSection 3: EBBCA BBCEE DBBEE BDDED DAABB CCDBB BDCDA EDD ' `' O2 d" I* g0 T4 G! c N( T
Section 4: ADADC DABCD AAABD ADEAE CDCDE CDBBE
7 E* {& f' S2 O7 R; N1 ^5 XSection 6: EBCBC DDAAC BADDB CBADE ECCDC DBCCA CEADE EDD |
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