新GRE真题组合解析版.docx
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GRE真题
Section1
1. SinceoneofProfessorRoche'soft-repeatedadageswasthatfamiliarityleadsto___,hisstudentswerequitesurprisedtofindhimso___ReturnoftheNative,anovelhehadtaughtforover30years.
Alove...enthusiasticoverBcontempt...disdainfulofCknowledge...conversantwith
Dboredom...excitedbyEadmiration...confusedby
2. Reasonwasoncebelievedtobe___human,butlatelythisassumptionofintellectualsuperiorityhascomeunderincreasinglyskepticalscrutiny:
mostresearchersnowatleast___thenotionthatsomeanimalscanthink.
Alogically…ridiculeBunique…entertainCscarcely…embrace
Dquintessentially…balkatEpeculiarly…scoffat
3. Powerfulastheyare,the___songstheartistisbestknownformightstingmoreandhaveevengreateremotionalcomplexityifonefeltthathiscriticismswereaimedathimselfaswellasathisunnamedfoes.
AaccusatoryBaltruisticCmournfulDsimplisticEhumble
4. Inherlovetheseais___symbol:
tothenarratoritclearlyrepresentseverythingthatisdestructiveinnature,butatothertimesitseemstostandforeverythinginnaturethatisserenelybeautiful.
AanenduringBanambiguousCacoherentDanobtrusiveEadiscrete
5. Despitetheirextensiveeffortstodeterminethemodeofoil___,scientistsstillhavenot___theprocessbywhichoilisproduced.
Adispersion…excludedBsynthesis…rejectedCcreation…investigated
Drecovery…condonedEgenesis…established
6. Comparedwiththeirparties,politiciansare___:
theyareconsiderablylessenduringthantheorganizationsinwhichtheyfunction.
AubiquitousBautonomousCfickleDimmutableEtransitory
7. Chavez’accountofhersupervisors’___decisionmakingbeliestheagency’simageaslittlemorethan___bureaucracy.
Acautious…astaidBill-informed…adisorganizedCreckless…anincompetent
Dsystematic…amethodicalEheadlong…atimorous
8. FIR:
TREE:
:
Awool:
fiberBpore:
skinClawn:
grassDcolor:
hueEboard:
log
9. FIXTURE:
PERMANENCE:
:
Ahoax:
fraudulenceBspecter:
solidityCwarning:
earnestnessDgoal:
achievement
Esetback:
promotion
10. USURPATION:
POWER:
:
Atheft:
propertyBrestoration:
qualityCadmonition:
dutyDescape:
bondage
Ediscourse:
language
11.UNWITTING:
AWARENESS:
:
Apernicious:
foresightBclever:
calculationCsincere:
duplicity
Dunprecedented:
confidenceEill-considered:
spontaneity
12. STOKE:
FUEL:
:
Agarnish:
decorationBsimulate:
imitationCradiate:
steam
Dcook:
nutrientEpropel:
height
13. GROW:
THRIVE:
:
Areceive:
acquireBindicate:
signifyCoversee:
supervise
Dhearten:
encourageEmove:
bustle
14. METICULOUSNESS:
CURSORY:
:
Aconscientiousness:
hesitantBcondescension:
arrogant
Cindolence:
dilatoryDgeniality:
acrimoniousEmalice:
devious
15. REMONSTRATE:
DETER:
:
Aprocrastinate:
hastenBconcede:
vanquishCdefer:
intimidate
Dprevaricate:
misleadEreconcile:
oppose
16. RESHAPE:
FORM:
:
Arehash:
meaningBreprint:
contentCreconstitute:
flavor
Drebuff:
questionEremove:
location
28. AMNESIA:
AhyperactivityBdisciplineCsuspicionDretentivenessEcreativity
29. ENDEAVOR
AremainfreeBgivebackClackenergyDfailtoattemptEagreetoaccept
30. DRIFT
AexposeBundermineCwaneDlastlongEholdfast
31. AUTOMATIC
AinvariableBfinalCvoluntaryDmobileEsilent
32. RESOLUTE
AincorrectBdishonestCwaveringDprudishEplentiful
33. REASSERT
AdiscomfitBrelieveCrecantDeludeEpurloin
34. SAGA
AallegoryBanecdoteCepistleDphilippicEprologue
35. DOUSE
AigniteBattainCassistDinflateErepet
36. CANONIZE
AalienateBpacifyCdebaseDdiscourageEdelude
37. INCREDULITY
AgenerosityBdiscretionCsincerityDfaithEmundanity
38. FEALTY
AgrandioquenceBdisillusionmentCnefariousnessDperfidyEsloth
Section2
1. Thecauseofthediseaseisfairlysimpleandhasbeenunderstoodforoveracentury;bycontrast,itssymptomsandeffectsare___.
AstraightforwardBilluminatingCsevereDwellresearchedEperplexing
2. Throughouttheartist’sworkthererunsathreadofpsychicdarknessstrongenoughtounnervethemostjadedsensibility:
evenherdrawingsfromthecomparatively___monthsofhervisittoRome___violencesecrecy,anddespair.
Atranquil…emanateBmorbid…conveyClanguid…eschew
Ddisturbed…expressEfelicitous…shun
3. Evenamongthestaid,unemotionaldenominationsofthe1830sand1840s,therenewalofreligiousfervorandthenecessityofcompetingwithmore___clericsinevitablyledtoagreater___ministerialshowmanship.
Acharismatic…cultivationofBreserved…attractiontoCwell-known…disdainfor
Dconservative…appealforEempathetic…distrustof
4. Tuberculosishaslongbeen___and____disease:
forthousandsofyears,ithascontinuedtoafflicthumankindwithoutregardforsex,class,occupation,orrace.
Aanunremitting…selectiveBanunpredictable…limitableCasporadic…capricious
Darelentless…egalitarianEavirulent…preventable
5. Hefoundhisnewacquaintancetobe___:
tryingtounderstandherpersonalitywaslikepeeringintoanunknowndimension.
ApuerileBimperturbableCcosmopolitanDinscrutableEobdurate
6. Thewriterhasgainedsuchpopularitywithhisreadersthatevenhisinanitiesarenowconsidered___.AvacuousBtediousCspeculativeDallusiveEtrenchant
7. Thebiographer’sintenseemotionalinvolvementwithhissubjectdidnot___objectivity,sincethepassionateengagementfostereddeepknowledgethatwasultimatelynecessaryfortruly___judgment.
Apreclude…disinterestedBencourage…fairCimpede…partisan
Dadvance…pragmaticEadmit…reasonable
8. DISK:
FLAT:
:
Aliquid:
viscousBangle:
wideCorb:
sphericalDmineral:
valuableEvapor:
noxious
9. PROPOSAL:
ADOPT:
:
Arequest:
grantBlegislation:
amendCrebuff:
conciliateDauthorization:
control
Elicense:
revoke
10. FRIGHTEN:
TERRIFY:
:
Alure:
enticeBrefuse:
denyCconceal:
hideDforgive:
pardonEanger:
infuriate
11. VACCINATE:
DISEASE:
:
Aoperate:
recoveryBsuture:
healingCdiagnose:
treatment
Danesthetize:
sensationEamputate:
therapy
12. LOCK:
SECURE:
:
Adrapery:
suspendBhinge:
tightenCdoor:
closeDcable:
coilEtarpaulin:
protect
13. GROUNDLESS:
SUBSTANTIATION:
:
Aincredible:
plausibilityBgermane:
cogencyCartless:
ingenuousness
Dgrave:
sobrietyEforthright:
truthfulness
14. THRONG:
DENSENESS:
:
Acaricature:
exaggerationBtravesty:
acclaimCmorsel:
bulkDemulsion:
purity
Emorass:
unity
15. GRUFFNESS:
CONVIVIAL:
:
Acomplacency:
unwaryBtruculence:
viciousCflippancy:
earnest
Derudition:
urbaneEdespondency:
hopeless
16. BADGER:
BOTHER:
:
Aaggrieve:
injureBhaunt:
rememberCquibble:
argueDcensure:
evaluateEimportune:
beg
28. DORMANT
AcomplexBcausticCvigorousDalienEflexible
29. PREVALENCE
ArarenessBnarrownessCsuitabilityDdurabilityEinequality
30. COVERT
AinformalBundisguisedCunmercifulDvariedEservile
31. CORRESPOND
AbeattractiveBbeincongruousClackemotionDbecomesafeEstateweakly
32. DEXTERITY
AlackofskillBlackoffreedomCuniformityDhonestyEstubbornness
33. OAF
AsophisticateBmaverickCasceticDdiplomatEexecutive
34. OBLIGING
AenforcedBtabooCamusingDremorsefulEgrudging
35. SECEDE
AactdecisivelyBinterferefrequentlyCunitewithDfailEveto
36. UNDETERRED
AevasiveBadaptableCcunningDpersuadedEdaunted
37. GARISH
AfullyhealedBminuteCcostlyDmutedElackingsubstance
38. FITFUL
AinappropriateBindulgentCirksomeDcontinuousEenigmatic
Section3
Exceptinspecialsituationshumanbeings'battlewithmosquitoeswillnotbewonbyasimplecampaigntoeliminatetheinsects,socialtraditionandhabits,itseems,domuchtoensurecontinualcontactbetweenmosquitoesandpeople.OntheslopeofMountKilimanjaro,forexample,mosquitoesbreedintheleafaxilsandaplantcalledDracaena.AlthoughDracaenaisnotafoodplantforhumans,it'susesasahedgeboundariesmakerisdeeplyrootedintradition.
Here,asinotherpartsoftheworld,humanbehaviorensurescontractandconflictbetweenpeopleandmosquitoes.
I'mnotadvocatingapolicyofliveandletlive;Wealreadyknowthatlivingwithmosquitoesisveryunpleasant.Butuntilweaccomplishthatdifferenttaskofunderstandinghowourhabitsoftenperpetuate-evencreate-ourproblems,effortstoresolveourbattlewithmosquitoeswillprobablyfail.
17.Thepassageisprimarilyconcernedwith:
A.discussingshortsightedproposalstoeliminateproblemswithmosquitoes
B.outliningwaysinwhichpeoplecanalleviatetheproblemswithmosquitoes.
C.arguingthatsocialtraditionscanperpetuatepeople’sproblemswithmosquitoes
D.discussingvariouswaysinwhichpeoplecomeintocontactwithmosquitoes
E.suggestinghowthebleedinghabitsofmosquitoescreateproblemforpeople
18.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutstheinteractionbetweenpeopleandmosquitoes:
A.Mosquitoescanbreedintheleavesofmostoftheplantspeoplegrowforfood
B.Humanactionscanperpetuatethestrugglebetweenpeopleandmosquitoes
C.Themosteffectivewaytosolvethemosquito’sproblemisthrougheliminationoftheinsect.
19.TheauthormentionstheplantDracaenaprimarilyinorderto:
A.presentanexceptiontopatterndescribedintheprevioussentence
B.illustratethereasoningofotherresearchers
C.contrastmodernandtraditionalwaysofdealingwithamosquitoproblem
D.provideanexampletosupporttheprecedingstatement
E.anticipateanargumentthatcouldbemadeagainstoneoftheauthor’sassertions
20.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheorganizationofpassage:
A.Ahypothesisispresented,weighedandqualified,andthenthemodifiedhypothesisisreaffirmed
B.Anargumentisadvanced,th
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