1. When an oppressed group revolts against a ) @2 h5 H* ~5 w8 B2 B% J
society, one must look for the ---- forces % i1 V$ y9 H) } z
that led to the group’s ---- that society. . n4 J7 h+ n0 L: d# ]
(A) disparate .. acknowledgment of
" s! h! b4 z! d( c" P2 @(B) specific .. dependence on 4 X4 _1 o7 h4 `% V
(C) altered .. redistribution within
" Q. W8 Y1 Y3 |6 h! G) l8 f(D) focused .. interference with 9 S! b. P! {" Y
(E) underlying .. alienation from 中华考试网
/ W% _7 R7 b& m0 ~9 |, o9 O2. Every novel invites us to enter a world that is
$ k) `$ \: @; i1 w1 Binitially strange; our gradual and selective orientation ) [; z& I5 F. Y' w7 J1 r& I: C
to its manners---- infants’ ---- to
" j* Q& h4 ?/ ~9 Htheir environment. 1 ]7 Z5 P0 X9 j' ]& c9 T
(A) imitates.. welcome ( I3 e) C8 j7 O7 z% ^
(B) completes .. introduction
$ N% [# ~9 [- t9 @4 V, f' A(C) resembles .. adjustment
( M+ y2 Q9 I% e$ K(D) alters .. blindness ; t4 I/ v/ G! x4 M* _
(E) reinforces .. resistance / j. g0 S- l' O* l4 B5 ^
3. Superficial differences between the special $ Y: z8 K( m, ~, W h/ w
problems and techniques of the physical sciences
2 Q# \0 H8 H6 j# \9 K' Q- r7 Yand those of the biological sciences are sometimes , w) C0 D- I+ P" f7 p& Y& D6 [4 D
cited as evidence for the ---- of biology # H& c- G& A) K6 O8 Z2 X
and for the claim that the methods of physics
* D" k. L' \5 T+ S/ ~8 ^are therefore not adequate to biological inquiry.
( Z4 V4 G9 G- S$ O. I7 D(A) autonomy ' s) l8 ]+ g+ p! t& w' K# l
(B) vitalism 6 l$ _# d* v9 g) i, F; z
(C) purposiveness 2 I2 |2 P. j" u- O" g
(D) obsolescence / {% \1 E- J% p' Z5 Y
(E) irrelevance 0 X/ V, {1 J+ _4 h. o) r
4. As the creation of new knowledge through
* y* P* T. U3 hscience has become ---- resistance to innovation
$ V. C% f% H/ s# xhas become less ---- taking the form of
i6 W9 D- t4 F4 h8 }; _inertia rather than direct attack.
# u% \, ^) k. G* A9 I(A) controversial .. sporadic
% @, p1 F7 U' ~0 D6 g6 w(B) institutionalized .. aggressive
4 N0 M3 F! t: L, j* M+ X(C) essential .. effective
Y5 ^7 z: y5 i" t(D) public .. circumspect 4 j) H o: Q# C
(E) suspect .. lively y, D! \0 M8 e1 O
5. Lizzie was a brave woman who could dare to $ z7 h2 T% k4 C
incur a great danger for an adequate ----. 6 Q9 w+ w! b3 m; K- `9 p
(A) risk
3 H/ b3 V' }% ]' c+ V9 t(B) combat
( p, e+ r! K5 q(C) object
. N: \( p: ?+ U$ S: n; l(D) event
! \; u' Z4 e* g5 Q(E) encounter |
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