in turn 换一种说法 * y F7 S% T. E
the new expansion in literacy 在实质上的新的扩张 " L* q: n. P b- `& V0 u M: g* H
A. building 建立; B. reappearance 重新出现; : i5 t1 D" V$ W; W- d, P9 e6 s# K
C. receipt 收据,单据;D. selection 选择;
) _; R; a" c5 `; U E. emergence 出现,浮现;
) v9 ]( h7 X+ ?4 y6 ~6 i' e6 ] reappearance 是不能修饰认知状态的。 : b7 p' s0 o, P1 n1 j
renew 更新,再现;renewal 更新,再现; % i2 i: p. k( G3 F# t
答案 E rise 兴起
5 {$ ?/ Y' \8 z {: A s; X$ _: Q; m 在第一个空格填一个物主结构是literacy的特点。
4 m+ Y! m) W! G' k# F. w这道题没有什么转折结构,是顺延性的。而其修饰的对象是一致的,所以其 8 j7 n6 \* K( _
特点必然也是相同的。 ! X* N' p. a. K* M
literacy - a. literal 有三个含义:
9 }( o y. z& R% J% p a.字母的,文字的;
2 E1 U Q: |8 @! J# h b.actual 完全的;
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5 e8 V1 R) ]4 {% K# [0 m+ f) l3 v( `Exercise Thirty 1 A5 O, Q# s6 N' ?( T v( g: e
# i' `% E9 Z* v. f! |+ L: l1. In failing to see that the justice’s pronouncement merely ________ previous decisions rather than actually establishing a precedent, the novice law clerk ________ the scope of the justice’s judgment.
; o; G' F9 u6 x6 v! T& a& M (A) synthesized ... limited + i% L* Q l3 `5 t- P; l
(B) overturned ... misunderstood ' C8 I. H' s0 f5 V" \
(C) endorsed ... nullified ( b6 a4 p2 i0 A4 A0 r% j
(D) qualified ... overemphasized
; ?% l+ x* F3 a* L (E) recapitulated ... defined
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2. Their mutual teasing seemed ________, but in fact it ________ a long-standing hostility.
$ _! t4 q6 r# M" K0 X' g/ e% z, { p (A) aimless ... produced ! }8 q# O3 N- R7 j
(B) friendly ... masked
! p/ d( f! ^# I1 S- S (C) playful ... contravened
: ^2 n( o/ X4 l) a (D) bitter ... revealed . P; u4 W- T# h
(E) clever ... averted
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% D, c, ]7 U+ _- ]5 F. T1 ?8 D3. Johnson never ________ to ignore the standards of decent conduct mandated by company policy if ________ compliance with instructions from his superiors enabled him to do so, whatever the effects on his subordinates.
$ u) W$ y+ r! `" j( V9 M" t* z (A) deigned ... tacit : @5 N; k/ M/ u3 s4 T
(B) attempted ... halfhearted
8 C+ r8 s* E* @% X (C) intended ... direct
8 h/ ?) k- l3 I# y0 x+ B (D) scrupled ... literal
# n* e- S/ Q* j' V (E) wished ... feigned.
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4. Though it would be ________ to expect Barnard to have worked out all of the limitations of his experiment, he must be ________ for his neglect of quantitative analysis. * z$ c1 ]- m4 Z6 ?! v
(A) unjust ... pardoned ' ]& v4 Y7 V- D9 V6 U3 R
(B) impudent ... dismissed
) O3 ~, h5 `9 F( ~6 n (C) unrealistic ... criticized % t) F7 ^% X/ l5 u
(D) pointless ... examined
, k/ X7 F" m$ W8 E (E) inexcusable ... recognized , D5 r6 m6 _! v7 S
: h! I. M% Z- X7 D; a1 K0 a5. Paradoxically, Robinson’s excessive denials of the worth of early works of science fiction suggest that she has become quite ________ them. ) ~; e5 H6 G8 C' I! N; C( p) \
(A) reflective about - V s+ }. W" y8 j* o5 Z! Z
(B) enamored of
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(D) encouraged by
9 z$ m1 x6 v) c( Z7 t9 z (E) offended by 7 w% r1 C* A) g
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6. A major goal of law, to deter potential criminals by punishing wrongdoers, is not served when the penalty is so seldom invoked that it ________ to be a ________ threat. |