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[GRE真题] 历年GRE考试真题精选系列四十九

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Residents of large cities are moving to small towns and small cities in 0 L* _. }+ x: C7 k7 E
record numbers seeking not only intimacy and peace, but a place where their , n7 }$ E" _. t! J) m+ A
actions count. They are fed up with an ineffectual, unresponsive big government 0 b2 S5 t6 u  ]6 C
that interferes in their lives and is no longer able to provide the services
$ j$ a+ G% Z" O5 O2 S; O7 O7 [' fit has promised. 6 Q2 j2 m3 c) e/ |
 
# f' }0 a: I- w5 P9 [1 O4 FIf one wished to argue that a move to a small town or city would not solve the
9 a. ?2 z% x8 X3 V, o$ `+ @* x$ Bproblem of the interference of big government, which of the following, if true 9 `, [6 Y5 d4 d. R9 F- d
would be most likely to support that claim?
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Most people born in big cities never move away, preferring the unique
9 N* n: [5 m/ T4 i% Sadvantages a big city offers. $ T  j, L9 J0 d$ _4 i  T
The government agencies most often perceived as unresponsive are national , R  z( |/ q' ~
agencies, whose policies are uniform across the nation.
6 B9 O& h+ e+ S2 U& {) q# g5 { Over fifty percent of the new arrivals in small towns and small cities in % C) e) u* N0 h6 M
the 1970’s were farmers or farm employees from rural areas.
+ @. s1 V, _( v* ~ Governmental structures in some large cities are more responsive to
8 F& g0 o$ V! vindividual needs than one would imagine. + m/ z# i  H1 p# `. \5 e) P( |
Long-time residents of small towns believe that the image of small-town
  C5 j0 C  I+ ~5 }life as intimate and peaceful is erroneous. ' V4 _% `+ [$ v1 s
  
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答案:(B)
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Government employment programs can reduce unemployment not just by the jobs
. K4 l' @+ w: r9 V/ Qthat they create. Such programs give rise to new jobs in private business as
# f- H$ n$ C1 E2 z' _well. Each worker in a public mass transit project, for example, requires / o: U$ ?: a1 m/ {: {% }' w8 S
tools and materials, the production of which stimulates employment in the - G# ^# X9 }4 u; j; W
private industries that produce them.
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$ Z; A  l: f" y6 \1 c3 AThe author’s point is made chiefly by * Y& E! c. b3 J  o4 a
  
$ ?- V9 k) n6 C citing a causal relationship
' O& R6 g# a' _" k presenting an analogy as fact
4 e  S2 A; ]0 n1 T. m' u3 Q% g presenting an overview * y/ }; ?$ J% i% }% X: P( Y7 v; _
appealing to emotions 8 I3 Y4 z% ~' I4 e9 |
posing a question to be answered
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- G  w8 `6 \# _1 l: ?# {The marketing researcher was interested only in the attitudes that those
0 e6 t, x# R% }* A' kinterviewed had toward vacationing in Florida. Yet in an effort to obtain
" S' p7 Z4 V( i8 d  Ivalid information, she did not reveal that Florida’s Bureau of Tourism was
2 O" I/ V, s0 V9 hsponsoring her research; she asked participants in the interviews to give : ?3 N  U6 D" L- v( P
opinions on and express preferences among many places for vacationing, a ' A/ }0 y* p% Y8 d* d
technique that yielded as much information on Europe and California as on + J; ]$ U, W6 \9 n8 n5 U
Florida. : U& V3 _' M* F* q" I, Q
 
  v2 T0 A7 k- d- t: A( ]A plausible explanation for the researcher’s strategy is that she
! D: W( n  z( W. u8 M/ Xbelieved that the participants
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7 A! v2 R4 B7 k/ g4 Q were from a variety of backgrounds and hence had a variety of opinions
" Y4 ~6 D; y6 P; p: ^about vacationing 4 ^0 |. a4 m& O; T
had attitudes toward Florida that were more easily predicted than were 2 z4 X1 t* d6 q; C$ ]4 U1 s$ d
their opinions on other places for vacationing
6 H$ Z' D; K7 m1 M4 V7 L  I4 n would tend to express favorable opinions when they thought such responses
' Q1 T* d# ~  H* i& bwould please the sponsor of the research 2 U3 c: S& m- R& l: X! a
would speak honestly about places for vacationing only during direct
; ~$ }. `6 D! }* [( p* B! d9 o1 _2 mquestioning
! ^9 O5 P0 l" |) A( I were more knowledgeable and candid about Europe and California than about
( ]7 `+ n& T3 KFlorida
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 楼主| 发表于 2012-8-15 12:45:21 | 显示全部楼层

历年GRE考试真题精选系列四十九

Two collectors, Frank and Gloria, are each selecting a group of three ) I$ R+ j4 E& F8 W1 d1 w! N8 x
wildlife prints from a group of seven prints—T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z. No 1 c- ^! O. H0 @; }
print can be in both groups. The selections made by Frank and Gloria are
- s  O, m4 w9 C/ ]! }# H5 esubject to the following restrictions: ' x$ H; G9 S/ w) b, j
 If U is in Frank’s group, W must be in Gloria’s group. ) ?; G2 P/ R+ G% I+ A
 If X is in Frank’s group, Z must be Gloria’s group.
$ u7 @) Q! h+ Y5 j: O T and Z cannot be in the same group.
3 u% h3 v5 N) Z! l& \ W and Y cannot be in the same group. ; E$ ]" D& ^- s- B
If X is in Frank’s group, any of the following could be in Gloria’s group
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T
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答案:(A)
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% s$ Y" c, F2 }" Z* i( V* ?Which of the following pairs of groups selected by Frank and Gloria conform 7 ~) p) n1 h/ T
to the restrictions? - u' ^6 E" l; ~; f7 e. t
   Frank Gloria ) ]6 f$ \- [# W3 ~: T, m- }
T, U, V W, X, Y 5 F$ a! F1 {% R6 L/ I! f! L7 p' C# s
T, U, Z V, W, X,
' L/ v& B/ |) N" Y& p8 u+ [6 M U, X, Z T, W, Y
# [$ P6 A; h" F$ p5 p8 n0 J% k V, W, X U, Y, Z
, U2 y2 S7 a! B+ U1 ~" d W, Y, Z T, U, X ) k* q. Q$ N6 u# B; B# h# |" B3 m9 |
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( j: N6 c  M6 t* n: {If U is in Frank’s group, which of the following is true? + o" d2 P9 A$ d# c& N4 k( M
T must be in Frank’s group. . Z5 X  m8 T1 U0 j6 E  T2 m) h
Y must be in Frank’s group. $ ]0 C0 ^/ X) o- O0 {  T: k
V must be in Gloria’s group.
. N# [2 [- L2 Q4 o- I X cannot be in Frank’s group.
6 V  a8 s; f) O- _! {8 q4 P& N. d Y cannot be in Gloria’s group. , m/ }" ?4 A  e4 Y4 z
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答案:(E)
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* m( a' X' R, N  d. u( [% GIf U and X and in Frank’s group, Gloria’s group must consist of
0 A& }  M* S( ?/ J- z T, W, and Y
* j8 p9 X$ }3 v2 k! c T, Y, and Z # r# [) y2 ]2 w
V, W, and Z
8 p/ I; Y* X! Y V, Y, and Z 5 p& J  i/ P: U
W, Y, and Z
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答案:(C)
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If T is in Gloria’s group, which of the following is true? ) ~/ C9 P# K2 H. l. A
U cannot be in Frank’s group.
6 l6 A* k; R" n& x9 D1 t+ Q X cannot be in Frank’s group.- * B3 n* ?# ?, Z% ^# X
Y cannot be in Gloria’s group.
: I& z" m) X% e7 a8 } Z must be in Frank’s group. 9 x) ]1 W  ~) E! w& M) ^
Z must be in Gloria’s group. 0 S0 ~: f, |2 O$ C! G/ w% D
  
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# |7 M) y" @( U答案:(B)
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历年GRE考试真题精选系列四十九

A student making out a course schedule for September through June ; K) A5 _, \( o* n+ S7 n) S
must take one physics course, three English courses, Math 1 and 2, and * b6 G0 C. j# W) x0 |# w4 z% m: v
History 1, 2, 3, and 4. ! D5 B% q0 x) o6 E& B+ N
 Each course is one month long and must always be taken alone.
  l  o) O3 t, k$ N( W Physics can only be taken after Math 1 has been taken.
: [# r6 w0 R% i' B- c$ ~ Math 2 can only be taken after physics has been taken. * \' d" I6 {+ N! @+ J: {& e
 English courses cannot be taken in consecutive months.
) h9 ]8 {% P" |" `+ K' d- |: u2 N History 1 and 2 must be taken in consecutive months. 1 N! C4 P& g; @$ N* H  ?4 k
 History 3 and 4 must be taken in consecutive months.
6 W6 s. F8 w% ]# |4 c$ ^/ TThe student can take the two math courses in
$ D% f+ B  N4 u  c# f8 a# Nany of the following pairs of months EXCEPT % {! c- l$ n$ @7 a: `# g, C" m
September and June 4 i6 E) e2 S, `# j$ {+ S/ Y' |
October and January
" ]. B# `: w( D; c9 e. w7 n. x' y November and January
# d; w$ g5 @3 d! ?) f1 f December and June
, ]- a: e7 h; n  J, F February and May ( x3 w( z  N3 G' B2 o
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答案:(C) % A) c" k: B7 Y% j: i: o
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If the student takes history courses in September and June, in which months,
" O1 h9 e0 }1 k9 Kother than September and June, will it be IMPOSSIBLE to take a math course? 6 B+ J3 Z: V' o! Q
October and January only
# K5 K& W& N0 m: d) G January and February only
, G% T; w  g+ p* k1 ? October and May only
1 o5 k6 r& o6 C; h October, January, February, and May only " v5 i( D; T) l) ^+ |
October, December, January, and May only
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* ?2 Z3 o8 h+ L: o% @# VIf the student wishes to take two math courses, one history course, and one % u. X" X; ]- O% L4 O( L7 L5 ^
English course from September to January, she must take
9 }( }* v4 O0 p* j math in September : d% U9 h/ h$ A# h% Y4 ^
physics in November 9 d, d7 Z+ k' r/ h
math in December 8 n( E) J$ ~: {; e
English in December
3 |* m6 E; v. K( e English in March
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# B2 N5 E9 Y, |( X% v答案:(E)
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