301. Ms. Ono ________ gives interviews because she believes the news media have ________ her and treated her badly. , i e+ v, z3 v* j6 R0 i
(A) frequently ... publicized
9 _6 u, x0 Q( j& T' r (B) rarely ... misrepresented
; V% V7 e' q& H, E" m4 X3 r* R, C9 Y (C) seldom ... eulogized ! H7 [4 j1 y. A0 o, t( y% G
(D) reluctantly ... acclaimed " q. S) K5 @4 Y3 y r Q k' G2 j
(E) gradually ... evaded 5 M$ A7 B! w* v7 J0 m3 V
; D+ `7 ~$ [: U, v- l8 f0 g! Y302. Much of the clown’s success may be attributed to the contrast between the ________ manner he adopts and the general ________ that characterizes the circus. ' D! B& G5 d7 l- h5 x% R7 K/ y6 u* S
(A) giddy ... sobriety $ O! A1 P; n9 s. Z, y
(B) lugubrious ... hilarity * e% F' G! [* O9 _& }) o
(C) gaudy ... clamor
: K( S; |- z! m! z( a% H! {0 U, K; T (D) joyful ... hysteria
3 H) ]0 B* C- H* Z9 |3 o; S3 m (E) frenetic ... excitement
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303. Muskoxen survived in isolated arctic habitats, but in the nineteenth century, they declined rapidly even there, their numbers ________ by the armed enthusiasm of explorers, whalers, fur traders, and Eskimo. 2 D! ~. j/ Y+ F* ?6 ?
(A) swelled
# }6 r' Y: }: D) d' K+ o. ^' X (B) augmented
* _& d8 }* R, G" M/ I% G0 t (C) devastated * R, Y+ A( @) l; L, }1 B
(D) underestimated 5 F( b, x& T) O% L( b
(E) calculated ; y Q$ d* q4 @ }
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304. New Yorker short stories often include ________ allusions to ________ people and events: the implication is, if you are in the in-crowd, you’ll get the reference; if you come from Cleveland, you won’t. , b. n0 d# I/ k! [
(A) esoteric ... obscure 7 ^6 E" Y x" X. R
(B) redundant ... celebrated
6 b$ b2 u# f5 b7 |! K. G% ~ (C) tedious ... notorious
" {) Y' _3 X9 O- O% ^: ^! c+ K# O; _ (D) provincial ... major
" f2 L% z4 e2 f8 v (E) passing ... common
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305. New judges often fear that the influence of their own backgrounds will ________ their verdicts, no matter how sincere they are in wanting to be ________ . ) _1 u: L0 ~, v, m; S
(A) contradict ... revered $ G1 X9 n( \6 ^( \1 u& ^
(B) corroborate ... silent
$ ?* f+ j. _7 e) i* ~ (C) condition ... impartial 0 X% i8 O; U7 `+ E3 B. Q8 h
(D) disclose ... secretive
) A1 P+ n4 C7 C5 V (E) falsify ... humane
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