1. In an age without radio or recordings, an age ________ by print, fiction gained its greatest ascendancy.
8 R; R( m$ ?3 a* L3 \; F" M7 I (A) decimated 6 r. S. i' b" F5 q5 s
(B) denigrated ) A5 C% u+ ?9 L& X
(C) dominated 5 d9 e4 p, {0 D1 O: u& x6 S
(D) emphasized
& H; Y! [2 c# M+ b (E) resurrected [& P$ O# H! G& L4 v
# [1 `1 ]) ]6 c8 k. l2. New research on technology and public policy focuses on how seemingly ________ design features, generally overlooked in most analyses of public works projects or industrial machinery, actually ________ social choices of profound significance.
; a6 H5 p3 G p# C4 o! B) ` (A) insignificant ... mask
# h" G( J& t) X" z (B) inexpensive ... produce / @. j8 s. s5 d& B# d, @# e
(C) innovative ... represent
3 U- d) Z9 M) Q+ X, t7 V' ~* z# b (D) ingenious ... permit 5 a: c0 _& a+ g5 m, |; ?
(E) inopportune ... hasten
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3. Cezanne’s delicate watercolor sketches often served as ________ of a subject, a way of gathering fuller knowledge before the artist’s final engagement of the subject in an oil painting.
5 U7 v/ G8 ]' w+ G* @ (A) an abstraction ( l5 X; H2 X5 T
(B) an enhancement ' D& `; l( X8 C
(C) a synthesis 2 K7 h$ T, ~1 }' ^. ^+ d
(D) a reconnaissance
$ c/ E+ G/ a3 {3 j% {2 g (E) a transcription : p0 w. C) F5 L. b% G/ i
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4. At several points in his discussion, Graves, in effect, ________ evidence when it does not support his argument, tailoring it to his needs.
4 e+ q, o/ |. Q- r/ m# {, ^+ j$ Z (A) addresses
: t* l& j" j% n2 U (B) creates : f$ Y4 `* k9 F9 A9 d- A- x
(C) alters ! ?1 Z W- ^3 J' M& T3 R" E
(D) suppresses 0 j0 `! t6 L7 H1 @- ?. Q
(E) substitutes " o7 n5 ~9 O. X( |
" K3 F, V7 l. B5. Without seeming unworldly, William James appeared wholly removed from the ________ of society, the conventionality of academe.
6 c5 r; N, Z! R8 [3 q0 w (A) ethos
" i+ s% `% o9 S ]3 o0 w R (B) idealism 7 C2 i8 t- {+ z+ q
(C) romance 4 f; ]6 R) L5 z1 G* ]+ z
(D) paradoxes ' X: x0 [/ K: N6 M
(E) commonplaces |