</p> by the author in lines 13-14 ?
0 `3 S6 S9 L( G1 q (A)It is unclear whom the speaker of the sentence is addressing.& r. l; ~8 i. u. N$ U# z" A' G
(B)It is unclear to whom the word "his" refers the first time it is used.6 c. @ t! @" {$ }( h( k) ^0 X
(C)It is unclear to whom the word "his" refers the second time it is used.
' o: G+ {* Y e `# w) z (D)The meaning of "took" is ambiguous.0 A& O7 S6 D9 ]+ F
(E)It is unclear to whom "He" refers.
: x& ?5 ]) G. h& Y0 Y5 N Directions: Each question below consists of a word printed in capital letters,3 w# S1 m- ]1 k l, Y( I& ^/ E
followed by five lettered words or phrases. Choose the lettered word or phrase9 m# S& P, W, C# D1 j0 ?
that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. Slnce- _+ ^& Q; ~% c0 P3 n9 S6 N
some of the questions require you to distinguish fine siiadtj of meanirlg, be6 [$ t& w2 N- B
sun tc, consider aii the choices before deciding which one is best.
. R6 k7 T* R* U: j+ ]. \7 y 28. FALLACY:& A: o9 `* E+ v$ T
(A)personal philosophy9 ~" Q- X+ z4 s3 O9 v
(B)imaginative idea
# z6 B/ R4 U* g1 g4 i (C)unconfirmed theory
7 u! Z# S& k; [* k (D)tentative opinion$ V0 r, S. \5 `
(E)valid argument
' u0 Q, K) y6 b5 {8 | 29. DIVULGE:
9 |* Q# \6 I! y; C3 b: A Y (A)keep secret
& y5 A6 {$ f: h (B)evaluate by oneself% T }! f! y) u. t
(C)refine
- k2 ^2 L* g- c (D)restore9 k! Q; J/ R J" k0 }
(E)copy
$ h' P5 j- h: J3 n 30. BOYCOTT:
D: u D. S- M1 D) j (A)extort
; I# D& \ g& o2 t% `, m0 c (B)underwrite+ w. h* n! E( a: |% j8 M+ D
(C)underbid7 N# S1 {* K" h+ i- R$ K% D" H& [
(D)stipulate
0 x, L. z* k) `, X7 E (E)patronize
" [2 i- T; S- o/ q. t% r# Z4 p 31. ADULTERATION:
7 F; m- o; h4 A- w5 n (A)consternation
3 g( D1 f- L8 i( I; q* w' J' n5 S (B)purification
i5 p2 x3 M" s* d (C)normalization8 Y4 D6 }& v' b
(D)approximation& ~( s z* t$ V' K$ }' h; @1 W
(E)rejuvenation
. |7 w" L# x" g* D5 T% T 32. DEPOSlTlON:4 y5 }* R1 q f A* m6 O
(A)process ofcongealing: j! g, M6 a I& o
(B)process ofdistilling
* |2 w2 ~9 Q, n/ X: H% Y (C)process of eroding: U/ d* h( k7 u
(D)process of evolving
6 i$ z1 b z0 k7 R9 M( A" W (E)proeess of condensing8 V( A! j" s7 k& y
33. ENERVATE:
: G, J/ R: {5 o' b2 g+ Q- `* Z (A)recuperate
. k+ J3 }9 g9 B% `6 O+ O8 T (B)resurrect
r3 X3 _- c* P& n6 a( y1 K7 \ (C)renovate, \8 W- }6 b) ]4 p
(D)gather6 F: O: }6 c s2 t- S
(E)strengthen
- a& M* S( ]$ M& z7 [# L3 s 34. LOQUACIOUS:
/ T4 F1 J7 y3 A. R" P) Z* j# K (A)tranquil
" x/ k5 [/ h3 z" O7 s (B)skeptical8 N w, i( A) i; N2 \) E
(C)morose. t2 u* Y- f r, |* ?
(D)taciturn
0 I! b% q& ]( w. K* b5 N& _) B) m; v (E)witty
1 }: l! O$ G# F2 j 35. REPINE:; I, R1 ]/ F$ h- c9 U
(A)intensify
A: n/ g" L) [) T; x0 z N (B)excuse
4 R% _; q2 Y+ C/ l0 I( V7 S. R (C)expressjoy
, S: ~6 D* n& w) X: y3 ~" ]; L+ T (D)feelsure
3 }0 j7 X- U6 P" } (E)rushforward( }, } o) `' C: X4 `
36. VENERATION:
9 x7 |# D' o/ I! x* R (A)derision
! t! ~& a, [5 L (B)blame/ ?- q( N5 J; Q4 Q* o' s, P: q8 o
(C)avoidance
5 Z! A6 L$ a3 x& \% {& i0 a3 U (D)ostracism .
/ f5 N4 n" i; M7 b4 ? (E)defiance, |! u( N- o( b$ ]8 h1 o( H% [
37. UNDERMINE:
; k: D/ l) O8 M6 F# y (A)submerge
0 r* A" t5 P8 k# m" j$ W) \ (B)public
$ |1 P( I9 S; P$ E$ } (C)satisfatory
$ D- U2 V+ b4 D( J. l2 x; q (D)trustworthy: b* y2 a, K. l/ ]' L. e8 p9 A/ o
(E)sophisticated
- t% A {# h3 D, d) p" K 38. UNDERMINE:
: _* O( |4 G7 s% N+ o1 E (A)submerge8 f# V- q# B# e; I* `2 B
(B)supersede.* D8 ?9 a- X( w# Z4 V' v+ Z8 j
(C)overhaul+ s! C9 Z$ J4 ^" F$ x
(D)undergird8 J# P- @/ }" j$ v! |& E& X5 A& l
(E)intersperse. |