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B.incidental…amishap
C.collaborative…adesign
D.persistent…anextension
E.systematic…anaccident
2.Nationsthatshareaborderare,bydefinition,_______.
A.allied
B.partisan
C.contiguous
D.pluralistic
E.sovereign
3.Muchofthisauthor'
swork,unfortunately,is_______,with_______chapteroftenimmediatelyfollowingasublimeone.
A.mystical…asuperior
B.uneven…amediocre
C.predictable…aneloquent
D.enthralling…avapid
E.flippant…anintelligible
4.Inyoungchildren,somebraincellshavea_______thatenablesthemtotakeoverthefunctionsofdamaged
ormissingbraincells.
A.fragility
B.reminiscence
C.perniciousness
D.whimsicality
E.plasticity
5."
Lessgovernmentspending"
is_______ofthispoliticalparty,abeliefsharedbymostpartymembers.
A.anacronym
B.aretraction
C.atenet
D.aplight
E.aprospectus
SECTION5
Thepassagesbelowarefollowedbyquestionsbasedontheircontent;
questionsfollowingapairofrelatedpassagesmayalsobebasedontherelationshipbetweenthepairedpassages.Answerthequestionsonihebasisofwhatisstaledorimpliedinthepassagesandinanyintroductorymaterialthatmaybeprovided.
Questions6-7arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
DukeEllingtonconsideredhimself"
theworld'
sgreatestlistener."
Inmusic,hearingisall.JudgingbythetwoorthreethousandpiecesofmusicEllingtonwrote,hecouldprobablyhearafleascratchingitselfandputthatrhythmintooneofhiscompositions.Forhimthesoundsoftheworldweretheingredientshemixedintoappetizers,maincourses,anddessertstosatisfytheappetiteofhisworldwideaudience.Hewasn'
taversetogoingoutinaboattocatchthefishhimself.Hewouldraisethefowlhimself.Butwhenthatmusicalmealappearedbeforeyounoneofthedrudgeryshowed.
6.Theauthormostlikelyreferstothe"
flea"
inline4inorderto
(A)highlightEllington'
sprodigiousmemory
(B)emphasizethequalityofEllington'
slisteningskills
(C)indicateEllington'
sinterestindifferentanimalsounds
(D)suggestthatEllington'
scompositionsweremarkedbyrhythmicsimilarities
(E)implythatEllingtoncouldbeoverlyconcernedaboutminutia
7.Inlines5-11("
Forhim...drudgeryshowed"
),theauthor'
spointisprimarilydevelopedthroughtheuseof
(A)comparisonandcontrast
(B)appealtoemotion
(C)exaggeration
(D)metaphor
(E)humor
Questions8-9arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Inthesummerof1911,theexplorerHiramBinghamIIIbushwhackedhiswaytoahighridgeintheAndesofPeruandbeheldadreams-capeoutofthepast.There,setagainstloomingpeakscloakedinsnowandwreathedinclouds,wasMachuPicchu,thefamous"
lostcity"
oftheIncas.Thisexpression,popularizedbyBingham,servedasamagicalelixirforrundownimaginations.Thewordsevokedtheromanticismofexplorationandarchaeologyatthetime.ButfindingMachuPicchuwaseasierthansolvingthemysteryofitsplaceintherichandpowerfulIncaempire.TheimposingarchitectureattestedtotheskillandaudacityoftheIncas.Butwhohadlivedatthisisolatedsiteandforwhatpurpose?
8.Thewords"
magicalelixir"
(line7)primarilyemphasizethe
(A)motivationforanexpedition
(B)captivatingpowerofaphrase
(C)inspirationbehindadiscovery
(D)creativedimensionofarchaeology
(E)complexityofanexpression
9.The"
mystery"
discussedinlines10-13ismostanalogoustothatencounteredinwhichofthefollowingsituations?
(A)Beingunabletolocatethesourceofmaterialsusedtoconstructanancientpalace
(B)Beingunabletoreconcilearchaeologicalevidencewithmythicaldescriptionsofanancientcity
(C)Beingunabletoexplainhowancientpeopleconstructedimposingmonumentsusingonlyprimitivetechnology
(D)Beingunabletounderstandthereligiousfunctionofachamberfoundinsideanancienttemple(E)Beingunabletodiscoveranytraceofacivilizationrepeatedlymentionedbyancientauthors
Questions10-14arebasedonthefollowingpassage.
Thispassageisfromtheprefacetoa1997bookbyaUnitedStatesjournalistdetailingadisagreementbetweendoctorsandfamilymembersaboutachild'
smedicaltreatmentatahospitalinCalifornia.
UndermydeskIkeepalargecartonofcassettetapes.Thoughtheyhaveallbeentranscribed,Istillliketolistentothemfromtimetotime,
Somearequietandeasilyunderstood.TheyarefilledwiththevoicesofAmericandoctors,interruptedoccasionallybytheclinkofacoffeecuporbeepofapager.Therest—morethanhalfofthem—areverynoisy.Theyarefille