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SSAT测试题9
SECTION1
1.TENDENCY
(A)quicklook
(B)myth
(C)gem
(D)inclination
(E)dilemma
2.RELENT
(A)accept
(B)embody
(C)yield
(D)strive
(E)engage
3.CODDLE
(A)pamper
(B)dispose
(C)incinerate
(D)forage
(E)notify
4.TRICKLE
(A)fasten
(B)assist
(C)marry
(D)herd
(E)dribble
5.DEPRIVE
(A)regardhighly
(B)takeaway
(C)seek
(D)abate
(E)approach
6.COMPEL
(A)heckle
(B)yip
(C)maim
(D)force
(E)ratify
7.TRAMP
(A)infancy
(B)witchcraft
(C)vagrant
(D)tot
(E)rally
8.INFIDEL
(A)frill
(B)zoo
(C)quirk
(D)unbeliever
(E)prudent
9.FICKLE
(A)expired
(B)physical
(C)amazing
(D)inconstant
(E)odious
10.LIVID
(A)wrong
(B)unobtrusive
(C)enraged
(D)broken-down
(E)scarce
11.ALGID
(A)tasty
(B)devout
(C)chilly
(D)splendid
(E)stark
12.IMPOUND
(A)roast
(B)maim
(C)enjoy
(D)seize
(E)pack
13.SKELETAL
(A)dreary
(B)eager
(C)submersed
(D)noisome
(E)gaunt
14.FLUCTUATE
(A)doze
(B)waver
(C)infuriate
(D)ensnare
(E)saturate
15.AQUEOUS
(A)short-sighted
(B)lucid
(C)watery
(D)concerned
(E)sluggish
16.MEDIAL
(A)woody
(B)middle
(C)lackinganopening
(D)dandified
(E)subliminal
17.DEDUCE
(A)bewilder
(B)infer
(C)consume
(D)sulk
(E)flow
18.EULOGIZE
(A)praise
(B)sparkle
(C)allow
(D)driveback
(E)irate
19.SOMNAMBULIST
(A)mob
(B)chef
(C)inmate
(D)sleepwalker
(E)molt
20.DECEITFUL
(A)plump
(B)entertaining
(C)obsolete
(D)harsh
(E)dishonest
21.AWKWARD
(A)clumsy
(B)assorted
(C)fierce
(D)tired
(E)good
22.SCRUTINY
(A)intrusion
(B)examination
(C)kitten
(D)spot
(E)jargon
23.LIABLE
(A)insubstantial
(B)responsible
(C)traumatic
(D)slightlyopen
(E)grave
24.CONTEND
(A)struggle
(B)uncouple
(C)demolish
(D)burp
(E)placate
25.SARDONIC
(A)mocking
(B)skinny
(C)representative
(D)fascinated
(E)impressionable
26.PUGNACIOUS
(A)jaunty
(B)quarrelsome
(C)many
(D)sacred
(E)occult
27.UNSIGNIFICANT
(A)marvelous
(B)everlasting
(C)annoying
(D)non-essential
(E)lyrical
28.ORAL
(A)minuscule
(B)spoken
(C)contented
(D)great
(E)purposeful
29.PALPABILIT
(A)tangibleness
(B)direction
(C)spreading
(D)chickpea
(E)mirth
30.INERT
(A)disagreeable
(B)additional
(C)voracious
(D)inactive
(E)morose
31.foodistonourishas
(A)organistosecrete
(B)fluidsistocirculate
(C)cellsistodegenerate
(D)antibodiesistoprotect
(E)fatsistosaturate
32.teacheristocertificationas
(A)driveristolicense
(B)officeristohandcuffs
(C)librarianistobook
(D)mechanicistotool
(E)architectistoblueprint
33.screenistomovieas
(A)shelfistobook
(B)frameistoportrait
(C)shadowistoobject
(D)stageistoplay
(E)scoreistoperformance
34.gustistowindas
(A)rapidsistoriver
(B)blizzardistosnowstorm
(C)cloudburstistorainfall
(D)mististofog
(E)surfistosea
35.multiplyistodivideas
(A)enumerateistocount
(B)speakistocommunicate
(C)enteristoleave
(D)driveistoride
(E)computeistoestimate
36.muffleristoneckas
(A)sandalistofoot
(B)collaristoblouse
(C)earringistoear
(D)mittenistohand
(E)suspendersistotrousers
37.pilotistoshipas
(A)surveyoristolandscape
(B)conductoristoorchestra
(C)guardistostockade
(D)actoristoscene
(E)philosopheristoinspiration
38.escapeistocaptureas
(A)warnistodanger
(B)immerseistodampness
(C)feintistothrust
(D)dodgeistoblow
(E)investistobankruptcy
39.volcanoistolavaas
(A)geyseristowater
(B)faultistotremor
(C)glacieristofissure
(D)avalancheistosnow
(E)cavernistolimestone
40.studyistolearnas
(A)pervadeistoencompass
(B)searchistofind
(C)gatheristowin
(D)agreeistokeep
(E)accumulateistoraise
41.choreographyistodanceas
(A)ceremonyistosermon
(B)agendaistoadvertisement
(C)poetryistorecitation
(D)instrumentationistoconductor
(E)plotistostory
42.tangoistodanceas
(A)arabesqueistotheme
(B)tonalityistoinstrumentation
(C)rhymeistopattern
(D)stanzaistoline
(E)elegyistopoem
43.dooristoroomas
(A)rudderistoanchor
(B)boatistoship
(C)patioistoterrace
(D)hatchistohold
(E)basementistoattic
44.canvasistopainteras
(A)leatheristoshoe
(B)brushistopalette
(C)chiselistowood
(D)marbleistosculptor
(E)hammeristocarpenter
45.tableclothistotableas
(A)tentistoground
(B)shirtistohanger
(C)windowistosill
(D)sheetistomattress
(E)cloudistoearth
46.frugalistomiserlyas
(A)confidentistoarrogant
(B)courageousistopugnacious
(C)famousistoaggressive
(D)rashistofoolhardy
(E)quietistotimid
47.curiosityistoknowas
(A)temptationistoconquer
(B)starvationistoeat
(C)wanderlustistotravel
(D)humoristolaugh
(E)survivalistolive
48.sonnetistopoetas
(A)stageistoactor
(B)orchestraistoconductor
(C)musicistodancer
(D)canvasistopainter
(E)symphonyistocomposer
49.butteristomargarineas
(A)sugaristosaccharin
(B)porcelainistotile
(C)photographistopainting
(D)musicistotape
(E)signalistowhistle
50.potteryistoshardas
(A)symphonyistomusician
(B)breadistocrumb
(C)wallistobrick
(D)shoeistoheel
(E)buildingistoarchitect
51.athleteistotrophyas
(A)detectiveistobadge
(B)presenteristoaward
(C)soldieristomedal
(D)bettoristostake
(E)musicianistoinstrument
52.articulateistounclearas
(A)assignistounencumbered
(B)elaborateistosketchy
(C)explainistolucid
(D)grieveistosomber
(E)marchistoplanned
53.metaphoristoliteralas
(A)biographyistoaccurate
(B)melodyistospoken
(C)poemistorhythmic
(D)anthemistopatriotic
(E)balletistointricate
54.courageistorashnessas
(A)generosityistoprodigality
(B)temperanceistomodesty
(C)mettleistospirit
(D)honoristohumility
(E)compassionistocontempt
55.detoxifyistopoisonas
(A)determineistocertainty
(B)destabilizeistodeviance
(C)disguiseistocostume
(D)dissolveistoliquid
(E)dehydrateistowater
56.superimposeistoaboveas
(A)permeateistobeside
(B)focusistoaround
(C)insertistobetween
(D)spliceistobelow
(E)fuseistobehind
57.recluseistowithdrawnas
(A)isolationististounreserved
(B)pacifististoaggressive
(C)miseristoliberal
(D)bigotistobiased
(E)procrastinatoristounmanageable
58.playfulistobanteras
(A)animatedistooriginality
(B)exaggeratedistohyperbole
(C)insidiousistoeffrontery
(D)pompousistoirrationality
(E)taciturnistosolemnity
59.tripodistocameraas
(A)scaffoldingistoceiling
(B)propistoset
(C)easelistocanvas
(D)projectoristofilm
(E)frameistophotograph
60.aquaticistowateras
(A)cumulusistoclouds
(B)inorganicistoelements
(C)variegatedistoleaves
(D)ruralistosoil
(E)arborealistotrees
SECTION2
1.Agastankis
empty.Whenfull,thetankholds18gallons.Howmanygallonsareinthetanknow?
(A)3(B)6(C)8(D)12(E)18
2.Whichofthefollowingistheleast?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
3.Ifthesumofxandx+3isgreaterthan20,whichisapossiblevalueforx?
(A)-10(B)-8(C)-2(D)8(E)10
4.Ifasquarehasaperimeterof88,whatisthelengthofeachside?
(A)4(B)11(C)22(D)44(E)110
5.IfaSetRcontainsfourpositiveintegerswhoseaverageis9,whatisthegreatestnumberSetRcouldcontain?
(A)4(B)9(C)24(D)33(E)36
6.WhichofthefollowingisNOTamultipleof4?
(A)20(B)30(C)36(D)44(E)96
Questions7and8refertothefollowingdefinition:
Forallrealnumbersm,
*m=10m-10.
7.*7=
(A)70(B)60(C)17(D)7(E)0
8.If*m=120,thenm=
(A)11(B)12(C)13(D)120(E)130
9.AtNiftyThriftyBuyNSell,anitemthatusuallysellsfor$9isonsalefor$6.Whatapproximatediscountdoesthatrepresent?
(A)10%(B)25%(C)33%(D)50%(E)66%
10.InJackie’sgolfclub,8ofthe12membersareright-handed.Whatistheratioofleft-handedmemberstoright-handedmembers?
(A)1:
2(B)2:
1(C)2:
3(D)3:
4(E)4:
3
11.Thesumoffiveconsecutivepositiveintegersis35.Whatisthesquareofthegreatestoftheseintegers?
(A)5(B)9(C)25(D)81(E)100
12.22x23x23=
(A)24(B)64(C)28(D)21(E)218
13.Iftheareaofasquareis100S2,whatisthelengthofonesideofthesquare?
(A)100S2(B)10S2(C)100S(D)10S(E)10
14.If10bookscostddollars,howmanybookscanbepurchasedfor4dollars?
(A)
(B)40d(C)
(D)
(E)
15.Ifgisaneveninteger,bisanoddinteger,andjistheproductofgandb,whichofthefollowingmustbetrue
(A)jisafraction(B)jisanoddinteger(C)jisdivisibleby2
(D)jisbetweengandb(E)jisgreaterthan0
16.Ifaclassof6studentshasanaveragegradeof78beforeaseventhstudentjoints,whatmusttheseventhstudentgetasagradeinordertoraisetheclassaverageto80?
(A)80(B)84(C)88(D)92(E)96
17.If6isafactorofacertainnumber,whatmustalsobefactorsofthatnumber?
(A)1,2,3,and6(B)2and3only(C)6only(D)2and6only(E)1,2and3
18.
(A)8(B)30(C)50(D)65(E)70
19.Forwhatpriceditemdoes40%offequala$2.00discount?
(A)$5.00(B)$4.00(C)$10.00(D)$80.00(E)$40.00
20.OnMonday,Gerriate
ofanapplepie.OnTuesday,sheate
ofwhatwasleftofthepie.WhatfractionoftheentirepiedidGerrieatonbothdays?
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
21.Iftheareaofasquareisequaltoitsperimeter,whatisthelengthoft