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（A）visualizinganunlikelyseriesofevents

（B）imaginingtworadicallydifferentstates

（C）consideringaproblemanditsproposedsolution

（D）reflectingonhowthepastshapesthefuture

7.Thenarrator’sreferencetohis“backandarms”（line32）primarilyservesto

（A）suggestasenseofphysicalanticipation

（B）emphasizehisinsecurityabouthisathleticabilities

（C）indicateafeelingofintensediscomfort

（D）expressprideinhispersonalappearance

8.Inlines39-40（“Ah...Way”）,thenarratorsuggeststhatLewisissometimes

（A）whimsical（B）callous（C）remiss（D）didactic

9.Thenarrativeinlines46-54（“Theway...mystiques”）suggeststhatLewispreferssportsthat（A）donotrequirespecialequipment

（B）areinherentlycompetitive

（C）allowroomforindividualexpression

（D）demandgreatstrengthbutlittleskill

10.Incontext,Bobby’sremarksinlines63-66（“They...passes”）arebestcharacterizedas

（A）explicitcriticism（B）veiledmalice（C）dryhumor（D）frankconfession

PASSAGE2SS

1.Inline11,theterm“wire-pullers”referstothe

（A）blandtechnicianswhostafftelevisionstudios

（B）shadowymoldersofpublicopinion

（C）self-servingcriticsoftelevision

（D）slickadvertisersofconsumergoods

2.Asusedinline14,“consumption”mostnearlymeans

（A）destruction（B）viewing（C）erosion（D）purchasing

3.Thereferencetotheeighteenthcenturyinlines21-24conveyswhatimpressionaboutculturalcritiquesbasedonmoralgrounds?

（A）Theyarepartofatraditiondatingbacktoearlycivilization.

（B）Theywerethemainpreoccupationofthatera’ssocialcommentators.

（C）Theywereoncepersuasivebutnowgomostlyunheeded.

（D）Theyarenomorevalidtodaythantheywereinthoseyears.

4.Theauthormakesthecomparisontothenovelinlines21-24inorderto

（A）pointouttelevision’sliteraryorigins

（B）underscorethegeneraldeclineofculture

（C）emphasizetelevision’srelianceonvisualimagery

（D）exposenarrow-mindedresistancetonewformsofexpression

5.Advocatesofthesimulationthesismightbestrespondtothecriticisminlines37-44bypointingoutthattheauthor

（A）trivializestheirtheorybyapplyingittooliterally

（B）concentratesexcessivelyonarelativelyinsignificantpoint

（C）isnotapsychologistandsocannotproperlyevaluatetheirargument

（D）failstoconsidertheimpactoftelevisiononpopularculture

6.Theauthor’sattitudetowardtheevaluatorsoftelevisioncanbebestdescribedas

（A）intrigued（B）scornful（C）equivocal（D）indulgent

7.Theauthorrespondstothefourtheoriesoftelevisionprimarilyby

（A）offeringcontraryevidence

（B）invokingdiverseauthorities

（C）addinghistoricalperspective

（D）implyingthatnoreasonablepersoncouldtakethemseriously

8.Inmappingoutcategoriesoftheoriesabouttelevision,theauthoruseswhichofthe

following?

（A）Earnestreevaluation

（B）Incredulousanalysisofacademicdocumentation

（C）Somberwarningsaboutthefuture

（D）Descriptiontingedwithirony

9.Inline59,“sovereign”isbestunderstoodtomean

（A）excellent（B）opulent（C）elitist（D）absolute

10.The“fatalloophole”（line62）isbestsummarizedbywhichofthefollowingstatements?

（A）Theoristsareconspiringwiththepoliticians.

（B）Theoristsarethemselvesvictimsoftelevision.

（C）Allhumanbeingsoccasionallybehavelikezombiesandmutants.

（D）Evenseriousthinkersneedmindlessentertainmentoccasionally.

11.Inthelastparagraph,theauthor’sattitudetowardpoliticiansisprimarilyoneof

（A）humorouscontempt

（B）outragedembarrassment

（C）relievedresignation

（D）begrudgingsympathy

PASSAGE3HPair

22.Passage2isunlikePassage1inthatPassage2

（A）describeswarasdehumanizing

（B）endorsestheofficialviewofthewar

（C）discusseswarintermsofhowitaffectswomen

（D）triestoidentifytherootcausesoftheconflict

23.The“fissure”（line6）wasprimarilycausedbythe

（A）civilians’ignoranceaboutthesoldiers’experience

（B）discrepancybetweentheexperiencesofmenanodewomen

（C）behavioroftheofficerswholedthebattles

（D）specialprivilegesgrantedtowarcorrespondents

24.InPassage1,theauthorsuggeststhattheattitudesof"

thoseathome”（line26）werestronglyinfluencedby

（A）thegovernment’sinadequatecontroloverpropaganda

（B）thelackofopportunitiesforsoldierstowritehome

（C）effortsofpacifiststoendthewar

（D）censoredreportsfromthepress

25.Inline33,“credit”mostnearlymeans

（A）award（B）believe（C）enter（D）supply

26.InPassage2,theauthormentionsVeraBrittain（line40）primarilyto

（A）supportanargumentbyquotingmaterialwrittenatthetimeofthewar

（B）presentanexampleofthekindofpowerswomengainedduringthewar

（C）describehowawritermanipulatedthefactsaboutthewar

（D）discussthewartimeliteratureproducedbywomen

27.Inline58,thereferenceto“wivesandmothers”mostdirectlyimpliestheauthor’sassumptionthat

（A）familiesprosperedmorewhenwomenbecameheadofthehousehold

（B）soldierswereunawareofthefundamentalchangetakingplaceinsociety

（C）womenembracedtheirchancetoworkoutsidethehome

（D）womenindomesticroleshadpreviouslyexercisedlittleauthority

28.Inline64,the“revolution”refersto

（A）women’sliteraryoutputduringthewar

（B）women’spursuitofrightspreviouslyunavailabletothem

（C）thechangethatmenunderwentafterexperiencingwar

（D）thegrowingequalizationofmen’sandwomen’swages

29.TheauthorofPassage2impliesthatwomen’senthusiasm“might...seemlikemorbidgloating”（lines74-75）because

（A）women’sprogresscausedthedeteriorationofmen’sstatus

（B）womenboastedthatthewarwouldbelostwith-outthem

（C）womencelebratedthefactthattheydidnothavetofightinthewar

（D）womenwereenjoyingpowerwhilemenwereinBattle

30.Inlines84-85,thediscussionofwomen’sinvolvementwith“menial”tasksand“fatal”fascinationsprimarilyservestoemphasizethe

（A）far-reachingconsequencesofwomen’srolesduringwartime

（B）extenttowhichwomenfeltstifledintheirtraditionalroles

（C）contrastbetweenhowwomenidealizedwarandwhatitwasreallylike

（D）desirebywomentoescapethehorrorsofwar

31.WhatdoBehindtheScenesattheFront（lines16-17）and“wartimepoems,storiesandmemoirs”（line62）haveincommon?

（A）Bothcausedneedlessuneasinessamongcivilians.

（B）Bothchangedthestatusquoforwomeninwar-timeBritain.

（C）Bothencouragedwriterstotaketheircraftmoreseriously

（D）Neitherfocusedontherealitiesofthebattlefield.

32.WhichofthefollowingstatementsabouttheeffectoftheFirstWorldWarissupportedbybothpassages?

（A）Officersresentedthegovernment’scomplacency.

（B）WomengainedindependenceinpostwarBritain.

（C）Soldiersfeltisolatedfrompartsofciviliansociety.

（D）Writersfailedintheirattemptstodescribetheatrocitiesofwar.

PASSAGE4H

33.Incontext,theword“hailing”（line7）mostnearlymeans

（A）pouringdownon（B）audiblygreeting（C）summoning（D）praising

34.ThediscussionofthenamingofDouglass’newspaper（lines9-14）suggeststhatDouglasswas

（A）veryeffectiveatpersuadingotherstoadopthispointofview

（B）morecommittedtowomen’srightsthanhewastootherreformmovements

（C）concernedthathispapernotreceivethesamekindofridiculethatwomen’srightspublicationshad

（D）areformerwhorecognizedthesimilarityamongthegoalsofdifferentcauses

35.ThepassagesuggeststhatStantonandAnthonyprevailedagainstBloomer（lines21-30）becausetheirposition

（A）defiedthemalestatusquo

（B）assertedwomen’spoliticalrights

（C）opposedDouglass’ideas

（D）wasrecognizedasbeingpoliticallywise

36.ThediscussionofDouglass’positiononpropertyrightsforwomen（lines33-48）suggeststhatDouglass

（A）wasextremelyadeptatpoliticalnegotiation

（B）wasflexibleenoughtochangehisviews

（C）sidedwithwomen’srightsleadersonthisissuesothattheywouldsupporthimonabolition

（D）believedthatcausesshouldbetackledoneatatime

37.Incontext,thephrase“dispositionof’（line45）mostnearlymeans

（A）explorationof（B）safeguardingof（C）controlover（D）characteristicsof

38.Inlines49-65,thepassagemainlysuggestswhichofthefollowingaboutLucyStone?

（A）Sheallowedoneofthetwocausessheendorsedtosupersedetheother.

（B）Shewaswillingtocompromiseforthesakeofabolition.

（C）SheandStephenDouglashadlittleincommonpolitically.

（D）Herpoliticalinexperiencecontributedtocertainerrorsinjudgment.

39.DouglassprobablybelievedthatusingStephenA.Douglastopublicizewomen’srightsamountedto

（A）allowingmentoinfluencewomen’sassociations

（B）supportingtherepealoftheFug