1. Although the minuet appeared simple, its----
- s6 i4 h D5 p2 Q3 M+ w( Ysteps had to be studied very carefully before- u! l9 H, h. l# v
they could be gracefully----in public.
$ F' h7 i* k7 X/ r7 f(A) progressive.. revealed
7 a; \ A, S& E$ P: E P(B) intricate.. executed
$ O' }: M9 r4 I f8 |( c& `6 l+ M(C) rudimentary.. allowed! q: u8 V- u- j: _' A# Q
(D) minute.. discussed9 b; s1 m, Y# D& \: f3 a9 H
(E) entertaining.. stylized
9 @; ~: B; v* I+ x, V, S2. The results of the experiments performed by
0 u4 V/ g/ ~& s0 \& Q! Z2 xElizabeth Hazen and Rachel Brown were----not- s$ ~0 U* x1 O5 e" {7 c7 D2 p
only because these results challenged old3 A0 U# w9 R7 [) }( B3 r0 @
assumptions but also because they called the----
5 t- ~' l& @/ m6 X+ J- Qmethodology into question.
9 Q; ?2 A/ |1 e& l(A) provocative.. prevailing' S: w5 a; ^( p: Q7 A* {
(B) predictable.. contemporary来自www.Examw.com
. E5 Y/ q! J$ _5 E8 }* e; F(C) inconclusive.. traditional. u: F& |5 C# ~
(D) intriguing.. projected
# b2 @8 \! O% k( f! k* t% h(E) specious.. original! n" v0 p* {+ C4 j E
3. Despite the----of many of their colleagues,7 q( E: p0 X8 T8 B3 Y# L8 x
some scholars have begun to emphasize “pop; S. X( G# l& S; S
culture” as a key for----the myths, hopes, n3 F0 f" e' h& X. f+ z
and fears of contemporary society.! ~6 [7 s) l# L U M6 R
(A) antipathy.. entangling \3 {0 Y; l5 u/ J5 `+ a
(B) discernment.. evaluating0 F4 A" I e3 u' M h, R2 p
(C) pedantry.. reinstating. g) a1 w* m) I4 h! J
(D) skepticism.. deciphering* `2 }$ f' I# t( b& d# S% @" `
(E) enthusiasm.. symbolizing
5 c, m% ]6 b! E' h; [4. In the seventeenth century, direct flouting of
+ s4 q/ L8 `5 E# Da generally accepted system of values was3 ~4 b, [9 q; K6 g6 _
regarded as----, even as a sign of madness.
7 z0 {; c. [( n9 {6 n(A) adventurous (B) frivolous* u7 X. M* ^, i* F% G; u
(C) willful (D) impermissible (E) irrational0 K( y/ Q) Y1 ~& J! ]2 ~
5. Queen Elizabeth I has quite correctly been
( A' e/ h0 ~0 `# T7 A& Pcalled a ----of the arts, because many young( i# S v) n/ n
artists received her patronage.
3 C: N( U9 X6 G1 K8 f/ X6 B# h(A) connoisseur (B) critic (C) friend/ A/ c6 W1 V. Z( F% o6 u
(D) scourge (E) judge |
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