GRE真题150完整VerbalSection混编版.pdf

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新新GRE考试最新真题考试最新真题150VerbalSection混编版混编版GraduateRecordExaminationMockTest12VerbalReasoningSectionsTime:

60minutesGREMockTest1:

Section1of24SECTION1VerbalReasoningTime30minutes20QuestionsForquestions1to6,selectoneentryforeachblankfromthecorrespondingcolumnofchoices.Fillallblanksinthewaythatbestcompletesthetext.1.Thecomposerhasnevercourtedpopularity:

herruggedmodernismseemstodefyratherthanto_theaudience.（A）ignore（B）discount（C）woo（D）teach（E）cow2.Thesightofasingleactorportrayingseveralcharactersinthesamesceneisnolongerashocktotheaveragemoviegoer,suchspecial-effectstrickeryhavingbecomeso_.（A）expensive（B）specialized（C）sinister（D）commonplace（E）unreliable3.Thefigure-skatingpairsconvincingvictorylastweekwasparticularly（i）_totheirrivalswhowereinpeakformandcomplainedprivatelyaboutthejudging.Thatthepairwonwhentheirrivalswere（ii）_tooisalsoimpressive.Blank（i）Blank（ii）（A）unsurprising（D）terrific（B）irksome（E）nervous（C）gratifying（F）inconsistentGREMockTest1:

Section1of254.Inhisinitialworks,theplaywrightmadephysicaldisease（i）_factorintheaction;fromthis,hisearlycriticsinferredthathehadapredilectionforfocusingon（ii）_subjectmatter.Blank（i）Blank（ii）（A）apivotal（D）recondite（B）anonexistent（E）uncomplicated（C）anobscure（F）morbid5.Wehaveyetto（i）_theassessmentofCanadasbiodiversity.Mostofthevertebrateshavebeenassessed,butourchallengewillbetheassessmentofinvertebratesandplants.Thistaskis（ii）_notonlybecauseofthehighnumberofspecies,butalsobecauseofthediversity,eachspeciesrequiringadifferentapproach.Blank（ii）Blank（ii）（A）initiate（D）repetitious（B）complete（E）trivial（C）limit（F）daunting6.Thecompanyseffortstoimprovesafetywereapparently（i）_,atleastaccordingtothecompanysowndata,whichshowedthatthe（ii）_incidentswiththepotentialtocauseaseriousaccidentdeclinedsignificantly.Nevertheless,independentanalystsarguethatthosestatisticsare（iii）_.Theseanalystsmaintainthatthecompanyhasconsistentlyunderestimatedboththeprobabilityandthelikelyeffectsofaccidentsinthesensitiveandpoorlyunderstoodenvironmentinwhichthecompanyisoperating.Blank（ii）Blank（ii）Blank（iii）（A）innovative（D）frequencyof（G）deceptive（B）successful（E）impedimentsto（H）testable（C）frustrated（F）attentionto（I）consistentGREMockTest1:

Section1of26ForeachofQuestions7to11,selectoneanswerchoiceunlessotherwisedirected.Question7and8arebasedonthispassage.RagwortwasaccidentallyintroducedtoNewZealandinthelatenineteenthcenturyand,likesomanyinvadingforeignspecies,quicklybecameapest.Bythe1920s,theweedwasrampant.Whatmademattersworsewasthatitsproliferationcoincidedwithsweepingchangesinagricultureandamassiveshiftfromsheepfarmingtodairying.Ragwortcontainsthepoisonindiluteform.Livestockgenerallyavoidgrazingwhereragwortisgrowing,buttheywilldosoonceitdisplacesgrassandcloverintheirpasture.Thoughsheepcaneatitformonthsbeforeshowinganysignsofillness,ifcattleeatittheysickenquicklyandfatalitycanevenresult.7.Thepassagesuggeststhattheproliferationofragwortwasparticularlyill-timedbecauseit（A）coincidedwithandexacerbatedadeclineinagriculture.（B）tookplaceinconditionsthatenabledtheragworttospreadfasterthanitotherwisewouldhavedone.（C）ledtoanincreaseintheamountoftoxiccompoundscontainedintheplants.（D）preventedpeoplefromproducinghoneythatcouldbeeatensafely.（E）hadconsequencesforlivestockthatweremoredramaticthantheyotherwisewouldhavebeen.Considereachofthechoicesseparatelyandselectallthatapply.8.Thepassageimplieswhichofthefollowingabouttheproblemsragwortposestodairyfarmers?

（A）Milkproducedbycowsthateatragwortcausesillnessinhumanswhodrinkit.（B）Ragwortcansupplanttheplantsnormallyeatenbycattle.（C）Cattle,unlikesheep,areunabletodifferentiatebetweenragwortandhealthygrazing.GREMockTest1:

Section1of27Question9isbasedonthispassage.Despitethefactthatthehealth-inspectionprocedureforcateringestablishmentsaremorestringentthanthoseforordinaryrestaurant,moreofthecasesoffoodpoisoningreportedtothecityhealthdepartmentwerebroughtonbybanquetsservedbycateringservicesthanwerebroughtonbyrestaurantmeals.9.Whichofthefollowing,iftrue,helpsexplaintheapparentparadoxinthestatementabove?

（A）Asignificantlylargenumberofpeopleeatinrestaurantsthanattendcateredbanquetsinanygiventimeperiod.（B）Cateringestablishmentsknowhowmanypeopletheyexpecttoserve,andthereforearelesslikelythanrestaurantstohave,andserve,leftoverfoods,amajorsourceoffoodpoisoning.（C）Manyrestaurantprovidecateringservicesforbanquetsinadditiontoservingindividualmeals.