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Section07

1.Astranger,thestudentsweresurprisedtoseehimentertheclassroomcarryingabowlingball.

（A）Astranger,thestudentsweresurprisedtoseehimentertheclassroomcarryingabowlingball.

（B）Astrangercarryingabowlingball,thestudentsweresurprisedtoseehimenteringtheclassroom.

（C）Thestudentsweresurprisedtoseeastrangerentertheclassroom,andhecarriedabowlingball.

（D）Thestudentsweresurprisedtoseeastrangercarryingabowlingballentertheclassroom.

（E）Thestudents,whoweresurprisedtoseeastrangerentertheclassroomcarryingabowlingball.

2.SeveralofFrankStella’spaintingswereinspiredbytheshapesofwavesandwhales,titledafterchapterheadingsfromMoby-Dick.

（A）paintingswereinspiredbytheshapesofwavesandwhales,titled

（B）paintingshadtheirinspirationfromtheshapesofwavesandwhaleswithtitles

（C）paintings,inspiredbytheshapesofwavesandwhales,aretitled

（D）paintings,whichwereinspiredbytheshapesofwavesandwhalesandwhicharetitled

（E）paintings,beinginspiredbytheshapesofwavesandwhales,titled

3.Themayorclaimedthatamajorityofthepropertyownerswouldhavefavoredherproposalifputtothevote.

（A）wouldhavefavoredherproposalifput

（B）wouldhavefavoredherproposalifithadbeenput

（C）favoredherproposalifitwouldhavebeenput

（D）favoredherproposalifput

（E）favoredherproposaliftheywereput

4.Thepsychologiststatesthatmostpeoplewantthesamethings:

interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtohavethembelovedforthemselvesalone.

（A）interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtohavethembelovedforthemselvesalone

（B）tohaveinterestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andlovedforthemselvesalone

（C）workthathasinterestandismeaningful,tohaverespect,andtobebelovedforthemselvesalone

（D）interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtheirownlove

（E）tohaveinterestingandmeaningfulwork,toberespected,andtobelovedforthemselvesalone

5.Byemployingexoticharmoniesandmakingunusualuseofinstruments,Mahlerwasapathfinderfromromanticismtomodernmusic.

（A）Mahlerwasapathfinder

（B）apathwascreatedbyMahler

（C）Mahlercreatedapath

（D）Mahlerwasthecreatorofapath

（E）washowMahlercreatedapath

6.Inthepast,manyfamouspaintersmeticulouslygroundtheirowncolors,anattentiontodetailthatisnoteworthy.

（A）anattentiontodetailthatisnoteworthy

（B）inasmuchastheyshowedattentiontodetail,itisnoteworthy

（C）thismakesitnoteworthyinshowingtheirattentiontodetail

（D）anideathatisnoteworthyinshowingtheirattentiontodetail

（E）whichisnoteworthyanditshowsanattentiontodetail

7.Byincludingpiecesofcloth,newspaper,wallpaper,andothermaterialsinhiswork,Picasso’sinnovationhadanimportantinfluenceontwentieth-centuryart.

（A）Picasso’sinnovationhadanimportantinfluenceon

（B）thisinnovationofPicasso’swasimportantinitsinfluenceover

（C）Picasso’simportantinnovativeinfluencewason

（D）Picassowasinfluential,withhisinnovation,over

（E）theinnovativePicassowasanimportantinfluenceon

8.OnceAmericanfilmslookedslickandcommercialcomparedtoEuropeanimports;now,almostthereverseistrue.

（A）now,almostthereverseistrue

（B）nowtheyarealmostthereverse

（C）instead,thereisalmostareversalnow

（D）nowitisalmostthereversethatistrue

（E）ithasnowbeenalmostreversed

9.Althoughknownprimarilyasapoet,thepaintingsofLawrenceFerlinghettihaverecentlybeenreceivingpublicattention.

（A）Althoughknownprimarilyasapoet,thepaintingsofLawrenceFerlinghetti

（B）Althoughknownprimarilyforhispoetry,LawrenceFerlinghetti’spaintings

（C）Althoughhispoetryisprimarilywhatheisknownfor,LawrenceFerlinghetti’spaintings

（D）AlthoughLawrenceFerlinghettiisknownprimarilyasapoetandhispaintings

（E）AlthoughLawrenceFerlinghettiisknownprimarilyforhispoetry,hispaintings

10.Formanyabrilliantarchitect,beingfreetoinnovateismoreimportantthanbeingwellpaid.

（A）beingfreetoinnovateismoreimportantthan

（B）havingfreedomofinnovationismoreimportantthan

（C）thereismoreimportanceinthefreedomtoinnovatethan

（D）freedomtoinnovatehasmoreimportancethan

（E）tohavethefreedomtoinnovateismoreimportantthan

11.Whatwasnotachievedinlastyear’scountyvoterregistrationdrivewasmorethancompensatedforbythisyear,whichregisteredoverthreethousandnewvoters.

（A）bythisyear,whichregisteredoverthreethousandnewvoters

（B）bythisyear,havingoverthreethousandnewvotersregistered

（C）bythisyear’sdrive,whichregisteredoverthreethousandnewvoters

（D）whentheyregisteredthreethousandnewvotersthisyear

（E）thisyear,whentheyregisteredoverthreethousandnewvoters

12.For（A）thecyclistexploringIreland’swesterncliffs,everyroadleadingoutof（B）thetownofClifdenofferstheir（C）own（D）setofwonders.Noerror（E）

13.TheconstructionofawaterwaylinkingtheAtlanticandPacificOceanswasfirstproposed（A）in1524,butnotuntil（B）thePanamaCanalopenedin1914didsuchaproject（C）becomeareality（D）.Noerror（E）

14.Thecharmof（A）Lofting’sbookliesin（B）thehumorousreversalof（C）roles—theanimalsguide,assist,andgenerallytheytake（D）careofthehelplesshumans.Noerror（E）

15.Peopleweretrainedtoperform（A）onetinypartofoneprocessinonedepartmentofoneindustry,andsohaving（B）nosenseof（C）theprocessasawhole（D）.Noerror（E）

16.TheStegosaurus,plant-eatingdinosaurs（A）withprotective（B）bonyplatesandtailspikes,wasoncecommonin（C）whatisnow（D）Colorado.Noerror（E）

17.Someplantsusechemicalsignalsthatrepel（A）insects,andalso,these（B）signalshelptoputneighboringplantsonalertsotheycan（C）mounttheirowndefenses（D）.Noerror（E）

18.Innovativeuseofcomputersintheclassroomallowsstudentstoundertake（A）projectsthatencourages（B）them（C）tobeboth（D）analyticalandintellectuallyadventurous.Noerror（E）

19.Whenoneisresearching（A）thecustomsofacommunity,you（B）mustlearnabout（C）itshistoryandobserveitspeoplegoingabouttheir

（D）ordinaryactivities.Noerror（E）

20.Workingwith（A）consummateskill,Picassosketchedaportraitof（B）theyouthfulbut（C）experienceddancerwhowasposingfor（D）him.Noerror（E）

21.From1566until（A）1576SantaElena,nowanexcavationsite（B）inSouthCarolina,wasthecapitalofSpanishFlorida;however（C）,ithasbecome（D）anEnglishsettlementby1735.Noerror（E）

22.Despite（A）theattorney’smovingplea,thejudgeplaced（B）thejuvenileoffenderon（C）probationforanindecisive（D）period.Noerror

（E）

23.Yearningfor（A）atrulyrepresentative（B）artformoftheAmericas,theartworldofthe1920’slookedhopefully（C）tothethreepopularMexicanmuralartistsoftheday（D）.Noerror（E）

24.Therehasalwaysbeenagreatdealof（A）frictionbetweenJoanandI（B）becausewe（C）haveopposingpoliticalviewsaboutwhich（D）weareveryvocal.Noerror（E）

25.When（A）M.R.Harrington,anarchaeologistfromtheMuseumoftheAmericanIndian,begantoexcavate（B）theruinshenamed（C）thePuebloGrandedeNevada,heunearthedartifactsindicating（D）a500-yearoccupationbyindigenouspeoples.Noerror（E）

26.Thesupervisorcitedthreeworkers,eachofwhich（A）islikelyto（B）winaprizeforhavingsuggested（C）cost-effectivechangesat（D）thefactory.Noerror（E）

27.Freedomofactionandexpressionare（A）atthefoundationnotonlyof（B）oursystemofgovernmentbutalsoofourexpectationsconcerning（C）humanrelationsatall（D）levelsofsociety.Noerror（E）

28.Whilebothdisasterrescueworkersandnewsreportersmayface（A）physicaldanger,thelatter（B）canusuallycontrolhisorher（C）exposuretorisk,whereas（D）rescueworkersoftencannot.Noerror（E）

29.Therefusalofthemanagementtorevise（A）their（B）policyon（C）familyleavecaused（D）anuproaramongemployees.Noerror（E）

Questions30-35arebasedonthefollowingpassage.

（1）Someoftheworld’sgreatestscientistshavebeenwomen,andmostpeoplestilltendtothinkofscienceasa“man’sgame.”

（2）Thereareprobablymanyreasonsthatmorementhanwomenhadfameasscientists.（3）Unequalaccesstoeducationalopportunitiesiscertainlyone.

（4）Butsometimesthereasonisplainold-fashioneddishonesty.（5）JamesWatson,FrancisCrick,andMauriceWilkinswereawardedtheNobelPrizeforthediscoverybythemofthedoublehelixstructureoftheDNAmolecule.（6）Thediscoveryisseenbymostasoneofthegreatestcontributionstothemodernhistoryofbiology.

（7）OneofthemostimportantpiecesofevidenceusedbyWatsonandCricktofigureoutthisstructurewasanx-raydiffractionphotographthathadbeentakenbyawoman,RosalindFranklin.（8）Scientistsoftenbuildontheworkofotherscientists,buttheyusuallydosoopenly.（9）Franklin’sphotographwassecretlyshowntoWatsonbyhercolleagueMauriceWilkins.（10）Whonevertoldherwhathehaddone.（11）AndthenWatson,Crick,andWilkinsgaveNobelPrizelecturesthatcontained98referencestotheworkofotherscientists,notcitingasingleoneofFranklin’spapers.（12）OfthemonlyWilkinsinhisspeechmakingevenacasualreferencetoherwhenhesaidshemadesome“veryvaluablecontributionstothex-rayanalysis.”

30.Incontext,whichofthefollowingisthebestchangetomaketosentence1?

（A）Insert“Asonecansee”atthebeginning.

（B）Insert“Inthefieldofgenetics”atthebeginning.

（C）Insert“ofcourse”after“and”.