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GRE考试真题卷5
2022年GRE考试真题卷(5)
本卷共分为1大题50小题,作答时间为180分钟,总分100分,60分及格。
一、单项选择题(共50题,每题2分。
每题的备选项中,只有一个最符合题意)
1.Precisionofwordingisnecessaryingoodwriting;bychoosingwordsthatexactlyconveythedesiredmeaning,onecanavoid____.
A:
redundancy
B:
complexity
C:
duplicity
D:
ambiguity
E:
lucidity
2.PublishershavediscoveredthatblackAmericaisnota____ofattitudesandopinionsbutarichmixturelendingitselftonumerousexpressionsinprint.
A:
concoction
B:
medley
C:
monolith
D:
paradox
E:
controversy
3.Quick-breedingandimmunetomostpesticides,cockroachesareso____thatevenaprofessionalexterminatormayfailto____them.
A:
vulnerable...eradicate
B:
widespread...discern
C:
fragile...destroy
D:
hardy...eliminate
E:
numerous...detect
4.Ratherthanallowingthesedramaticexchangesbetweenhercharacterstodevelopfully,Ms.Normanunfortunatelytendsto____thediscussionsinvolvingthetwowomen.
A:
exacerbate
B:
protract
C:
truncate
D:
augment
E:
elaborate
5.Rebuffedbyhiscolleagues,theinitially____youngresearcherbecameincreasingly____
A:
outgoing...withdrawn
B:
boisterous...excitable
C:
diligent...tolerant
D:
theoretical...pragmatic
E:
tedious...polished
6.Rentcontrolrestrictionsonsmallapartmentownersmayunfortunately____ratherthanalleviatehousingproblems.
A:
resolve
B:
diminish
C:
castigate
D:
minimize
E:
exacerbate
7.Repeatoffenderswhocontinuetodriveundertheinfluenceofalcoholfacehavingtheirdrivers’licensespermanently____.
A:
issued
B:
recorded
C:
authorized
D:
revoked
E:
disregarded
8.Rosawassuchalast-minuteworkerthatshecouldneverstartwritingapapertillthedeadlinewas____.
A:
known
B:
problematic
C:
imminent
D:
superseded
E:
recent
9.Safireasapoliticalcommentatorispatentlynever____;hewrites____editorialsabouteveryactionthegovernmenttakes.
A:
content...deferential
B:
querulous...biased
C:
amazed...bemused
D:
overawed...flattering
E:
satisfied...peevish
10.SalvadorDali’stendencytofabricateeventsmakesitdifficultforthebiographertotellthestoryofhislifewithanydegreeof____.
A:
vividness
B:
accuracy
C:
solemnity
D:
spontaneity
E:
artistry
11.Paradoxically,Helen,whohadbeenastrictmothertoherchildren,proved____mistresstohercats.
A:
aharsh
B:
anindolent
C:
anambivalent
D:
acautious
E:
alenient
12.Paradoxically,whileitisrelativelyeasytoproveafraudulentworkofartisafraud,itisoftenvirtuallyimpossibletoprovethatanauthenticoneis____.
A:
unpretentious
B:
objective
C:
impartial
D:
dubious
E:
genuine
13.PeopleexpectedWinstonChurchilltotakehispaintinglightly,butChurchill,no____,regardedhisartisticeffortsmostseriouslyindeed.
A:
virtuoso
B:
zealot
C:
dilettante
D:
altruist
E:
renegade
14.Peoplewhodon’toutgrowtheircollegesoftendon’tgrowinotherways;thereremainedinForster’slifeandimaginationa____oftheundergraduate,cleverbut____.
A:
dislike...talented
B:
touch...judicious
C:
streak...immature
D:
fear...dormant
E:
trace...sincere
15.Peoplewhotakemegadosesofvitaminsandmineralsshouldtakecare:
thoughbeneficialinsmallquantities,inlargeamountsthesesubstancesmayhave____effects.
A:
admirable
B:
redundant
C:
intangible
D:
toxic
E:
minor
16.Perhapsbecausehefeels____byanexcessofparentalrestrictionsandrules,atadolescencetherepresschildmaybreakoutdramatically.
A:
nurtured
B:
appeased
C:
confined
D:
fascinated
E:
liberated
17.Peterhasabadhabitofmaking____remarksthatcauseustoforgetthegistofwhatheissaying.
A:
awkward
B:
pertinent
C:
digressive
D:
telling
E:
tentative
18.Physicistsdreamofaunifiedtheoryofmatterthatcouldreplacethepresent____ofmutuallyinconsistenttheoriesthatlitterthefield.
A:
bonanza
B:
concord
C:
dearth
D:
integration
E:
clutter
19.Pollsindicatethatmanyprospectivevotersinthenextpresidentialelectionare____abouttheoutcome;theydonotseemtocarewhowins.
A:
enthusiastic
B:
inadequate
C:
antagonistic
D:
apathetic
E:
suspicious
20.Pre-SpanishartinMexicoisnota____art;theyaremistakenwhoseeinitsboldsimplificationsorwaywardconceptionsaninabilityto____technicaldifficulties.
A:
formal...ignore
B:
graphic...understand
C:
primitive...nurture
D:
crude...overcome
E:
revolutionary...instigate
21.Numerousstudieshavefoundthatpeoplewhochoosetorepresentthemselvesincourtonthewholeexerciseprettygoodjudgment-theyseemtohavea____senseofwhentheyneedalawyerandwhentheydon’t.
A:
faulty
B:
capricious
C:
reliable
D:
transient
E:
drastic
22.OnsomeoccasionsMonteverdispecifiestheinstrumentshewishestomakeuphisorchestra,butmoreoftenheis____orsilentontheissue.
A:
enigmatic
B:
precise
C:
eloquent
D:
resolute
E:
vehement
23.Onebyone,she____almostallofhersupportersuntil,attheend,onlyahandfulofherclosestalliesreallywantedhertostayinoffice.
A:
promoted
B:
alienated
C:
represented
D:
exaggerated
E:
liberated
24.Onemightdisputetheauthor’shandlingofparticularpointsofKandinsky’sinteractionwithhisartisticenvironment,buthermainthesesare____.
A:
unaesthetic
B:
incongruous
C:
untenable
D:
undecipherable
E:
irreproachable
25.OneofDetroit’sgreatsuccessstoriestellsofLeeIacocca’srevitalizationofthemoribundChryslerCorporation,turningitintoa____competitor.
A:
vigorous
B:
tentative
C:
marginal
D:
negligent
E:
superficial
26.Oneofphotography’smostbasicandpowerfultraitsisitsabilitytogivesubstanceto____,topresentprecisevisualdetailsofatimegoneby.
A:
romance
B:
premonition
C:
mysticism
D:
invisibility
E:
history
27.Oneofthegreatkillersuntilbarely50yearsago,tuberculosis("consumption"asitwasthennamed)seemedascourgeor____ratherthanthelong-term____illnessitwas.
A:
plague...chronic
B:
detriment...ominous
C:
antiseptic...prevalent
D:
vestige...contemporary
E:
epidemic...salutary
28.Onlythefearofimmediate____preventsthatcountryfromlaunchinganattack.
A:
reprisal
B:
surrender
C:
truce
D:
surveillance
E:
rebuke
29.Ourmoodswingsabouttheeconomygrowmoreextreme:
whenthingsgowell,webecome____;whenthingsgopoorly,____descends.
A:
restive...anxiety
B:
euphoric...gloom
C:
prudent...benevolence
D:
ascetic...misery
E:
ambivalence...optimism
30.Painisthebody’searlywarningsystem:
lossof____intheextremitiesleavesaperson____injuringhimselfunwittingly.
A:
agony...incapableof
B:
sensation...vulnerableto
C:
consciousness...desirousof
D:
feeling...habituatedto
E:
movement...proneto
31.MostAntarcticanimals____dependonthetinyshrimplikekrill,eitherfeedingonthemdirectly,likethehumpbackwhale,orconsumingspeciesthatfeedonthem.
A:
seldom
B:
ultimately
C:
preferably
D:
immediately
E:
marginally
32.Mostofthesettlementsthatgrewupneartheloggingcampswere____affairs,throwntogetherinahurrybecausepeopleneededtoliveonthejob.
A:
protracted
B:
unobtrusive
C:
nomadic
D:
ramshackle
E:
banal
33.Mostpeoplewhoarecolor-blindactuallycandistinguishseveralcolors;some,however,haveatruly____viewofaworldallinshadesofgray.
A:
monochromatic
B:
opalescent
C:
translucent
D:
astigmatic
E:
roseate
34.Mr.Leviis____learned;hehasreadeverythingbearingonhissubjectandonpoetryingeneral(inseverallanguages),andhehasforgottenlittleifanything.
A:
moderately
B:
spottily
C:
inadvertently
D:
formidably
E:
inadequately
35.Mrs.Thatcherhadabettereyefortheweaknessesand____ofhercontemporariesthanfortheirvirtues.
A:
responsibilities
B:
foibles
C:
merits
D:
talents
E:
attractions
36.Ms.Ono____givesinterviewsbecauseshebelievesthenewsmediahave____herandtreatedherbadly.
A:
frequently...publicized
B:
rarely...misrepresented
C:
seldom...eulogized
D:
reluctantly...acclaimed
E:
gradually...evaded
37.Muchoftheclown’ssuccessmaybeattributedtothecontrastbetweenthe____mannerheadoptsandthegeneral____thatcharacterizesthecircus.
A:
giddy...sobriety
B:
lugubrious...hilarity
C:
gaudy...clamor
D:
joyful...hysteria
E:
frenetic...excitement
38.Muskoxensurvivedinisolatedarctichabitats,butinthenineteenthcentury,theydeclinedrapidlyeventhere,theirnumbers____bythearmedenthusiasmofexplorers,whalers,furtraders,andEskimo.
A:
swelled
B:
augmented
C:
devastated
D:
underestimated
E:
calculated
39.NewYorkershortstoriesofteninclude____allusionsto____peopleandevents:
theimplicationis,ifyouareinthein-crowd,you’llgetthereference;ifyoucomefromCleveland,youwon’t.
A:
esoteric...obscure
B:
redundant...celebrated
C:
tedious...notorious
D:
provincial...major
E:
passing...common
40.Newjudgesoftenfearthattheinfluenceoftheirownbackgroundswill____theirverdicts,nomatterhowsinceretheyareinwantingtobe____.
A:
contradict...revered
B:
corroborate...silent
C:
condition...impartial
D:
disclose...secretive
E:
falsify...humane
41.Lovejoy,theheroofJonathanGash’smysterynovels,isanantiquedealerwhogivesthereaderadviceonhowtotell____antiquesfromtherealthing.
A:
priceless
B:
spurious
C:
classical
D:
authentic
E:
antiquated
42.MacDougall’sformereditorsrememberhimasa____manwhose____andexhaustivereportingwasworththetrouble.
A:
domineering...wearisome
B:
congenial...pretentious
C:
popular...supercilious
D:
fastidious...garbled
E:
cantankerous...meticulous
43.Manyeducatorsarguethata____groupingofs
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