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[GRE填空] GRE网络课堂填空笔记-梁宏才主讲[4]

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1. The natural balance between prey and predator has been increasingly----, most frequently by human intervention." `0 y8 O0 I5 G/ _! J. j$ D2 {" O
(A) celebrated
. K1 B7 o# m, D& I& w; D(B) predicted
2 J! ]6 {9 }" l9 w( |( _+ h8 e(C) observed' ~4 z) B# s0 r( E) d1 a, |
(D) disturbed - [& E& [5 c4 w+ y( o: C
(E) questioned
. b/ z. I+ v* T, t, r9 D4 x3 k1 y1 k2. There is some----the fact that the author of a book as sensitive and informed as Indian Artisans did not develop her interest in Native American art until adulthood, for she grew up in a region rich in American Indian culture.
" z4 z6 v& y, d2 |% B" ~$ I) V; E(A) irony in
; r4 @3 b8 a& o0 x- P( P) \3 G(B) satisfaction in$ R% k5 H: ]) N7 j- d8 g2 k4 d
(C) doubt about
8 ^# O  ^1 R8 t(D) concern about
9 ~$ e! d3 p2 v" X. j7 z- r' M(E) presumptuousness in 8 r8 a! |8 l* k3 T

) e' |* M9 U4 p, j3. Ecology, like economics, concerns itself with the movement of valuable----through a complex network of producers and consumers.
1 b5 I9 Y4 q: I7 V0 J: g1 E(A) commodities
+ _* f7 j, E0 f(B) dividends- e/ P- H' L" _+ W$ M1 @1 G
(C) communications
1 w: p% i% j$ E& |(D) nutrients$ e% L* T, t0 \% Q
(E) artifacts
, {% z! p; G% o" i0 Y0 j" h4. Observable as a tendency of our culture is a -----of ------psychoanalysis: we no longer feel that it can solve our emotional problems.! P3 Q% a% j' z; g- G8 i5 ]: S3 n
(A) divergence.. certainly about  Q9 F) O$ x1 ~
(B) confrontation.. enigmas in
5 Y# Y3 m% X$ R/ ]/ N  E(C) withdrawal.. belief in# h3 e/ M' A3 @  x
(D) defense.. weaknesses in& \" n- g+ u+ m! F4 f& G- L1 V
(E) failure.. rigor in
- q5 [; D, |. S+ s4 f" ]5. The struggle of the generations is one of the obvious constants of human affairs; therefore, it may be presumptuous to suggest that the rivalry between young and old in Western society during the current decade is ----critical.% A7 r1 q6 u2 D9 b0 l3 t
(A) perennially
0 w% k4 m9 R( u% w6 T; P8 S! f' H% E(B) disturbingly
+ p+ m6 w0 L4 R1 I" f9 ?5 H9 |  R+ M(C) uniquely " U$ k7 X( b& N  e( @- y
(D) archetypally% C7 F; l2 b; n: D+ R
(E) captiously- z+ h1 J, c$ {9 N7 f7 k1 U
6. Rhetoric often seems to----over reason in a heated debate, with both sides----in hyperbole.: }  k- v6 q2 [1 S6 ^/ a7 K1 {9 {: k
(A) cloud.. subsiding
6 Y0 I; m5 `- T/ q1 _" [0 u(B) prevail.. yielding9 Z2 v$ ^4 l5 r9 [0 j
(C) triumph.. engaging
9 L6 O8 u" Q4 B5 l6 V- ](D) reverberate.. clamoring
8 @2 P: h! }. i6 l(E) trample.. tangling
+ c- a& l. Q, `7. Melodramas, which presented stark oppositions between innocence and criminality, virtue and corruption, good and evil, were popular precisely because they offered the audience a world ----of----.7 @% k! ?4 S3 Y! C% I2 J9 ~
(A) bereft.. theatricality
7 u9 ~' H) w' y: v6 O8 x4 j- V5 X( P- r(B) composed.. adversity7 `. ]$ s' K* Q
(C) full.. circumstantiality. f$ X8 B0 K- Q: j* O
(D) deprived.. polarity 2 G' ^  ~" o) l
(E) devoid.. neutrality0 i& ^0 }3 ~( @& Z- q0 w, a
8. In the current research program, new varieties of apple trees are evaluated under different agricultural----for tree size, bloom density, fruit size, ----to various soils, and resistance to pests and disease.
% J; q5 i2 c; Z, p$ _(A) circumstances.. proximity6 ]2 c0 H4 @0 F7 @4 E
(B) regulations.. conformity3 o2 E3 v+ n' u9 w6 O  w! |( Y
(C) conditions.. adaptability
2 l. }/ H4 A( i, f' b# b(D) auspices.. susceptibility
8 p9 [$ o+ U0 U" V, E(E) configurations.. propensity
: _+ X* ?! j4 K( B9. At first, I found her gravity rather intimidating; but, as I saw more of her, I found that----was very near the surface.
. d7 A$ w% N1 w4 L. t' z(A) seriousness. m5 S3 `! i7 u2 o
(B) confidence , E" f8 }3 [( \0 x% A8 \
(C) laughter( `6 R9 {9 O5 y) ?0 O7 p! f$ e
(D) poise & O- O8 ~+ Z: E) j7 q# T
(E) determination
5 x+ e' ]6 D# o7 ?10. Even though in today's Soviet Union the---- the Muslim clergy have been accorded power and privileges, the Muslim laity and the rank-and-file clergy still have little----to practice their religion.
# T9 h3 a9 z8 u2 W0 a; A(A) practitioners among.. opportunity+ |7 O- P" k+ ~9 z& ?
(B) dissidents within.. obligation
9 f. F  G; R' H* l% Y(C) adversaries of.. inclination" J7 ?3 D- Q; t& _
(D) leaders of.. latitude8 b: f3 z. q) ~* p
(E) traditionalists among.. incentive
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 楼主| 发表于 2012-8-15 12:59:34 | 显示全部楼层

GRE网络课堂填空笔记-梁宏才主讲[4]

11. Our new tools of systems analysis, powerful though they may be, lead to----theories, especially, and predictably, in economics and political science, where productive approaches have long been highly----.) W7 o0 x+ z5 F. f3 H
(A) pragmatic.. speculative' ?: h0 A, o& q
(B) inelegant.. efficacious5 m! C* C5 H1 c0 u3 j; R( v4 f3 f
(C) explanatory.. intuitional
" r) ~! ^: e4 R+ m0 p* t' F(D) wrongheaded.. convergent
9 @' G8 G/ k( u& q- b(E) simplistic.. elusive
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12. Nineteenth-century scholars, by examining earlier geometric Greek art, found that classical Greek art was not a magical----or a brilliant---- blending Egyptian and Assyrian art, but was independently evolved by Greeks in Greece.9 _8 l) Y) u3 W6 I
(A) stratagem.. appropriation
3 k# F' Z1 E7 n$ ~" l" a8 t(B) exemplar.. synthesis8 ]0 e- S, O6 D' s
(C) conversion.. annexation6 i- ?' y9 b$ T5 U6 S
(D) paradigm.. construct, W* J  q% t! Y  O$ K/ `$ n3 Z+ j% {
(E) apparition.. amalgam
6 U/ J2 c5 v3 ^0 K1 T; C! N5 a13. Dreams are----in and of themselves, but, when combined with other data, they can tell us much about the dreamer.) Y' q6 `) O/ n) _, A
(A) uninformative
$ j6 A1 V' a) P(B) startling! \& ~3 X3 y5 [* ^2 G
(C) harmless& Z  u9 B- a: S1 \& p+ d) ~0 _
(D) unregulated) b) L4 t" ~: {1 L( H7 N7 h2 |
(E) uncontrollable
, J9 F; Q/ x$ ?! `14. The Muses are----deities: they avenge themselves without mercy on those who weary of their charms.
4 j1 ?1 w4 c$ s0 f! \(A) rueful
- J, Z  c$ P6 s' k9 ]* L- F(B) ingenuous& k. \) P' |3 E! F( h
(C) solicitous
  S% |& }" Q/ E(D) vindictive ( Z4 d; Y" p, D6 {
(E) dispassionate
6 B8 g& X7 H% w1 E. l15. Without the psychiatrist's promise of confidentiality, trust is----and the patient's communication limited; even though confidentiality can thus be seen to be precious in therapy, moral responsibility sometimes requires a willingness to----it.0 Y0 R5 d" ?( K; ^' Q
(A) implicit.. extend
% P0 [8 r; \/ {7 J! ^(B) ambiguous.. apply4 R9 @! m# c6 w  C, U8 P
(C) prevented.. uphold 8 B/ ~& p* u2 T) R8 }# g
(D) assumed.. examine+ k5 C' x# x: z4 a* e( ?
(E) impaired.. sacrifice
. H$ _6 b' Y* U5 i, w2 k2 g16. Having fully embraced the belief that government by persuasion is preferable to government by----, the leaders of the movement have recently----most of their previous statements supporting totalitarianism.
1 ?4 a7 ?6 }! a5 v" B  S# W(A) intimidation.. issued
7 `, y$ w/ ]7 J% S: g, Y/ S(B) participation.. moderated
. q1 ]7 o4 L+ [9 Y2 b, T0 H0 z(C) proclamation.. codified
: A; O! X# X3 e! q(D) demonstration.. deliberated
# v+ ]; g  x3 R5 P(E) coercion.. repudiated) k% J* Q) R/ N3 I" Z- C
17. The powers and satisfactions of primeval people, though few and meager, were----- their few and simple desires.
5 Z) N9 F4 w2 e" @4 f(A) simultaneous with
, ]/ U& w& m% U2 A% e" \(B) commensurate with+ `) B% _# Z7 Y3 X! W
(C) substantiated by 0 A- z5 Z: s6 Q8 s1 w
(D) circumscribed by5 U5 `8 J# Y6 @2 M6 l( f9 `
(E) ruined by" M( a" i6 q2 {: K1 q  p# p
18. Some scientists argue that carbon compounds play such a central role in life on Earth because of the possibility of----resulting from the carbon atom's ability to form an unending series of different molecules.
5 \$ D) o6 T$ H( b- D(A) deviation 1 A6 F0 \) d4 a( h. [; e
(B) stability / L% |  q9 f  l$ {) X. P
(C) reproduction
' L8 e" }: o( f3 K$ ~$ W(E) invigoration
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1 E' y8 m6 m, G- Z2 q19. Whereas the art critic Vasari saw the painting entitled the Mona Lisa as an original and wonderful----feat, the reproduction of a natural object, the aesthetes saw it as----that required deciphering.5 g/ ^: U% n5 r, _* W. e
(A) collaborative.. an aberration1 ]" A2 ?1 \7 M" c. H
(B) historical.. a symbol
* L- a" O4 ?0 |; I( a) s: l(C) technical.. a hieroglyph
/ [9 z) X% C: \(D) mechanical.. an imitation
; c, l, h- {+ T$ l( c(E) visual.. an illusion# s+ i  _3 S% S5 z
20. As late as 1891 a speaker assured his audience that since profitable farming was the result of natural ability rather than----, an education in agriculture was----.( ]; K2 p$ r" k! G9 E7 L2 ]0 G
(A) instruction.. vital
0 m2 r+ s9 Q3 C, x(B) effort.. difficult
+ H3 g( Q- p/ N- p* \, K  L' w' r(C) learning.. useless
1 x" ]+ W4 e  K2 B7 I5 ~, I) r  w(D) science.. intellectual
$ w/ k# S' w! S$ O2 F' X) V) Y(E) luck.. senseless
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GRE网络课堂填空笔记-梁宏才主讲[4]

21. In spite of the----nature of Scotland's terrain, its main roads are surprisingly free from severe----.' z4 V4 B+ H; i5 m$ z: r
(A) rocky.. weather
$ h) |. W: `( F0 b1 ?: Y" M(B) mountainous.. grades  G; K: V5 G1 A3 f) q
(C) uncharted.. flooding+ n+ ^1 D1 f4 X
(D) unpredictable.. damage
1 F# t, ]% @3 x3 m/ @! }( v(E) landlocked.. slipperiness+ g) n( d, {4 E& B" q! B
22. Walpole's art collection was huge and fascinating, and his novel The Castle of Otranto was never out of print; none of this mattered to the Victorians, who----him as, at best, ----.
8 v* p* g% s0 E(A) dismissed.. insignificant
! O8 M8 `8 M! e, D(B) judged.. worthwhile5 P" M5 x9 y. g9 P4 |
(C) revered.. talented) W+ x9 P1 c. E  Z7 n
(D) reviled.. meager
* E4 b4 O* f; R3 k" ^(E) taunted.. dangerous
! {' K! W$ u# C23. Since the author frequently----other scholars, his objection to disputes is not only irrelevant but also----.3 _7 ?0 E# X; n9 V7 Z4 X
(A) supports.. overbearing
7 p. o# v) N0 m(B) provokes.. frightening" h, j! x' J# v
(C) quotes.. curious
% H% `/ A& d5 \1 F9 {(D) ignores.. peevish6 e6 t5 S8 `' ]9 m; [2 _( o5 ~0 C
(E) attacks.. surprising, a3 b( @0 q# \
24. Without seeming unworldly, William James appeared wholly removed from the----of society, the conventionality of academe.
& i- q5 d! }; L0 |(A) ethos1 L. u2 c7 s: A
(B) idealism2 Z6 M: @( O0 G( L
(C) romance
7 i8 D7 c3 _! x# b; R5 ~(D) paradoxes 7 O- W- w' d& O; e1 L9 c  e6 {( T: o
(E) commonplaces  U( h+ K! r' @4 R0 a+ N+ ]
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