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gre0209年的真题

2006.06

Section1

1．AlthoughHeroniswellknownforthebroadcomedyinthemoviesshehasdirectedpreviously,hernewfilmislessinclinedto______:

thegagsarefewerandsubtler.

（A）understatement

（B）preciosity

（C）symbolism

（D）buffoonery

（E）melodrama

2．Bebop’slegacyis______one:

bebopmayhavewonjazztherighttobetakenseriouslyasanartform,butit______jazz’smassaudience,whichturnedtootherformsofmusicsuchasrockandpop.

（A）amixed……..alienated

（B）atroubled……..seduced

（C）anambiguous……….aggrandized

（D）avaluable…….refined

（E）anoble………pleased

3．Theexhibition’simportanceliesinits______:

curatorshavegatheredadiversearrayofsignificantworksfrommanydifferentmuseums.

（A）homogeneity

（B）sophistry

（C）scope

（D）farsightedness

（E）insularity

4．Despitethefactthatthecommission’sreporttreatsavitallyimportanttopic,thereportwillbe______readbecauseitsproseisso______thatunderstandingitrequireanenormouseffort.

（A）seldom…….transparent

（B）carefully……..pellucid

（C）little……….turgid

（D）eagerly……..digressive

（E）widely…….prolix

5．Carletonwouldstillrankamongthegreat______ofnineteenth-centuryAmericanarteventifthecircumstanceofherlifeandcareerwereless______thantheyare.

（A）celebrities……….obscure

（B）failures……..illustrious

（C）charlatans……impeccable

（D）enigmas……mysterious

（E）success……….ignominious

6．Althoughbasedonanactualevent,thefilmlacks______:

thedirectorshufflesevents,simplifiesthetangleofrelationships,and______documentarytruthfordramaticpower.

（A）conviction……..embraces

（B）expressiveness…..exaggerates

（C）verisimilitude…….sacrifices

（D）realism……….substitutes

（E）coherence……..utilizes

7．WhenAdolphOchsbecamethepublisherofTheNewYorkTimes,heendowedthepaperwithauniquely______-tone,avoidingthe______editorialsthatcharacterizedothermajorpapersofthetime.

（A）abstruse….scholarly

（B）dispassionate……..shrill

（C）argumentative…….tendentious

（D）whimsical…..capricious

（E）cosmopolitan…….timely

Section2

1.Despitethefactthattheamateurrunnertrainedrigorouslyforsixmonthsbeforetherace,hefailedto______it:

thecoursewasso______thatevenprofessionalrunnersstruggledtofinish.

（A）complete……..demanding

（B）win………manageable

（C）master…….short

（D）concede…….formidable

（E）underestimate…..unusual

2.Inlinkinggeographicallydisparatepeople,theInternetisarguablyhelpingmillionsofspontaneouscommunitiestobloom:

communitiesdefinedbycommoninterestsratherthanbytheaccidentof______

（A）compatibility

（B）affluence

（C）reciprocity

（D）contemporaneousness

（E）proximity

3.ItisasifWoodwardcouldnotbeartoleaveanythingout;ifhehad______someofhismaterial,theresultingincreaseinfocuswouldhavemorethan______anylossincomprehensiveness.

（A）elaborated…….justified

（B）condensed………exaggerated

（C）expanded………offset

（D）edited……..pointedup

（E）pruned……pensatedfor

4.Thehesitancyofmanycountriestoembracemarketreformisunfortunate,becausemanynationalsuccessstoriessuggestthatfarfrom______suchreform,countriesshouldbeeagerto______itsbenefits.

（A）implementing…….document

（B）pursuing…………seek

（C）eschewing……..reap

（D）needing……..realize

（E）understanding…….question

5.Contemporarylawmakers’preoccupationwithregulatingtheInternetis______thewaylawmakerstreatedmanyyoungindustriesinthepast;UnitedStatesrailroads,forinstance,wereinbusinessfor60yearsbeforethefederalgovernment______regulations.

（A）antitheticalto……….eased

（B）faithfulto……..levied

（C）reminiscentof……..enforced

（D）inconflictwith….lifted

（E）atoddswith…….introduced

6.Despitethefactthatthebook’stitlesuggests______,theauthorisnotacharlatanclaimingtooffera______;rather,herbookassessedallpossibletreatmentsofcertaindiseaseswithoutidentifyinganycures.

（A）fraud……critique

（B）sincerity…….nostrum

（C）hyperbole…..warning

（D）expertise…….prescription

（E）quackery……panacea

7.Theprofitsthatthecorporationearnsfromtheexclusive-supplieragreementswiththeuniversitiesare______,becausethetermsofagreementsthattheyareinclinedtoprotecttheuniversities’interestsaregenerally______.

（A）inexplicable……..flouted

（B）unclear……….publicized

（C）predictable……….scrutinized

（D）declining…….ignored

（E）surprising…..enforced

Analogy

8.QUEEN:

MONARCH

A.composer:

performer　　

B.pupil:

teacher　　　

C.judge:

defendant

D.principal:

administrator　

E.citizen:

representative

9.SCHOOL:

EDUCATE

A.bank:

audit　　　　　　

B.library:

read　　　

C.court:

adjudicate

D.legislature:

convene　　

E.museum:

adorn

10.IMITABLE:

EMULATION

A.venerable:

evaluation　　

B.novel:

duplication　　

C.opportunistic:

challenge

D.flexible:

fortification　　

E.creditable:

belief

11.DISCOURTEOUS:

OFFEND

A.imposing:

daunt　　　

B.inculpable:

blame　　　

C.disreputable:

admire

D.illustrious:

laud　　　

E.decorous:

insult

12.SQUEAMISH:

DISGUST

A.tractable:

manage　　

B.plaint:

question　　　

C.irascible:

defuse

D.choleric:

soothe　　　

E.dictatorial:

imposing

13.DISENCHANT:

ILLUSION

A.baffle:

doubt　　　　

B.mollify:

alienation　　

C.suppress:

confinement

D.counteract:

trend　　

E.exempt:

requirement

14.ACCESSIBLE:

APPROACH

A.contrite:

apologize　　　

B.venerable:

imitate　　

C.irascible:

enrage

D.conformist:

mislead　　

E.prolific:

produce

15.STIGMATIZE:

CONTEMPT

A.misrepresent:

disbelief　

B.distinguish:

individuability　

C.pursue:

mutuality

D.reiterate:

redundancy　　

E.bemoan:

regret

16.TRENCHANCY:

INSIPID

A.forgetfulness:

concerned　　

B.iniquity:

vicious　　

C.tranquility:

forbearing

D.arrogance:

brazen　　　　

E.artlessness:

canny

8.FORAGE:

:

SUSTENANCE

A.foretell:

omen　　　　

B.salvage:

wreck　　

C.reconnoiter:

plan

D.canvass:

support　　　

E.question:

poll

9.WREST:

:

TAKE

A.appoint:

desigrate　　

B.plummet:

drop　　

C.charter:

establish

D.cite:

quote　　　　　

E.tear:

separate

10.FRUGAL:

:

STINGY

A.combative:

aggressive　

B.attentive:

oblivious　　

C.lenient:

lax

D.informed:

astute　　　　

E.dubious:

unsure

11.TRADEMARK:

:

MANUFACTURER

A.scepter:

monarch　　　

B.badge:

sheriff　　　

C.licence:

driver

D.signature:

signatory　　

E.seal:

signatory

12.ECLIPSE:

:

PROMINENCE

A.bankruptcy:

solvency　　

B.anticipation:

foresight　

C.dissipation:

extravagance

D.investment:

accumulation　

E.corruption:

bribery

13.FUSTY:

:

FRESH

A.favorable:

expedience　　

B.prolific:

abundance　　

C.superficial:

vacuity

D.biased:

partiality　　　　

E.plebeian:

prestige

14.SHIFTY:

:

STRAIGHTFORWARDNESS

A.imperious:

confidence　　

B.belligerent:

rancor　　

C.gregarious:

graciousness

D.exacting:

ambition　　　　

E.inept:

competence

15.OBSTREPEROUS:

:

RESTRAINT

A.penurious:

influence　　　

B.ambitious:

achievement　

C.guileless:

cunning

D.authoritative:

competence　

E.enigmatic:

coherency

16.SOLICITOUS:

:

CONCERN

A.adversarial:

envy　　

B.derisive:

pride　　

C.truculent:

belligerence

D.penitent:

pity　　　　

E.amorous:

pleasure

Antonym

28.FREQUENT

A.remove　　

B.avoid

29.ABSTAIN

A.perplex　　　　　

B.propel　　

C.partake

30.LEVERAGE

A.lackofpower　　

B.lackoffocus

31.REDEEM<>corruptible

32.SERRATION<>smoothness

33.UNBUTTONED

A.reclusive　　

B.inefficient　　

C.prim

34.IMMORTALIZE<>assigntooblivious/consigntooblivion

35.ELUCIDATE

A.obscure　　

B.hinder

36.WEASEL

A.speakfrankly　　

B.moveclumsily

37.ADVENT

A.passing　　

B.airing

38.VERBIAGE

A.speakterseness　　

B.fatuity　　

C.paucityofmeaning

Antonym

28.HIERARCHICAL<>unranked

29.IMPROMPTU<>planned

30.ALLURING<>repulsive

31.NONCHALANCE<>concern

32.SKETCH<>describeatlength

33.FETCHING

A.devious　　

B.wearisome　　

C.unattractive

D.uninformed　　　　

E.stingy

34.QUANDARY

A.omission　　　

B.premonition　　

C.presumption

D.qualification　　

E.certitude

35.CREDULITY<>没有记忆下来……

36.MINION

A.zealot　　　

B.mastermind　　

C.spoilsport　

D.laggard　　

E.optimist

37.UNACCOUNTABLE

A.numerous　　

B.precise　

C.legendary　

D.direct　　

E.explicable

38.CHIVALROUS

A.ungainly　　

B.ungenerous　　

C.somber　　

D.reticent　　

E.distrusful

2006.10

Section2

1.Evenbythecompany’sownstandardsof____，Itsearlyyearswereextremely_____:

itmanufacturedasmanyasthreemillionappliancesamonthduringthatthree-yearperiod.

A.success..disappointing

B.profitability..characteristic

C.efficiency..productive

D.perfection..inauspicious

E.ethics..conscientious

2.Inthenineteenthcentury,composersexhibiting____skillfoundthemselves____aswritersbyperiodicalsthataffordedthemanopportunitytoearnmoneyandtomaketheirviewsaboutmusicknown.

A.artistic..censured

B.limited..lionized

C.remarkable…unknow

D.literary..indemand

E.financial..outoffavor

3.Writerstypicallydonot____thegreatvisualartistsoftheirowngeneration:

forCourbet,consideredbymanytobethegreatestpainterofBaudelaire’stime,thepoetoffered___praise.

A.slight..meager

B.admire..unstinting

C.evaluate..extravagant

D.deprecate..insincere

E.recognize..scant.

4.Acommonmisconceptionisthatlinguistsareconcernedonlywiththeoriginanddevelopmentoflanguages,butthesetopics,thoughtheyconstituteanimportantpartoflinguistics,donot___thesubject.

A.frame

B.transcend

C.convey

D.exhaust

E.illuminate

5.Farfrombeinga___portraitofthewriter,thebiographer’slifeofChristinaSteadis___manyundigestedanddiscursiveexcerptsfromStead’sfictionandprivatepapers.

A.multifaceted..enrichedby

B.valuable..enhancedby

C.succinct...paddedwith

D.disputatious..discredite