单选题TESTINESS:(A) attachment(B) endurance(C) prudence(D) concern(E) systematism

单选题Human reliance on information technology today is quickly becoming global. The Line technological developments in the areas of computing, networking, and software engineering have aided the transitions from paper to paperless transactions, and text and data media to multimedia. Today, speed, efficiency, and accuracy in the (5) exchange of information have become primary tools for increasing productivity and innovation. Activities as diverse as health care, education, and manufacturing have come to depend on the generation, storage, and transmission of electronic information. Computers are not only used extensively to perform the industrial and economic functions of society but are also used to provide many services upon which (10) human life depends. Medical treatment, air traffic control, and national security are a few examples. Even a small glitch in the operation of these systems can put human lives in danger. Computers are also used to store confidential data of a political, social, economic, or personal nature. This fairly recent and progressive dependence on computer technology signals a real danger for the human race. (15) Current computer systems offer new opportunities for lawbreaking and the potential to commit traditional types of crimes in nontraditional ways. For example, the threat of identity theft is magnified by our reliance on computers to assist us in everyday activities such as shopping and paying bills. Identity theft refers to all types of crime in which someone wrongfully obtains and uses another (20) person's personal data by way of fraud or deception, typically for economic gain. By making personal and credit information available on the Internet, people open themselves up to the possibility of a criminal obtaining this information and using it for nefarious purposes. This is but one instance of the negative impact that overreliance on computer technology can have on society. (25) As humans continue to make technological advances, so too do they rely more heavily upon those innovations. This is a dangerous progression that must be tempered with common sense and self-restraint. We cannot allow computer technology to control too many aspects of our lives, lest we become victims of our own ingenuity.

单选题SIGHT : BLUR::(A) length: increase(B) destruction : disintegrate(C) dilemma : jumble(D) writing : pontificate(E) speech : slur

单选题The author introduces the concept of class pictures in order to(A) illustrate photography's capacity for recording a historical moment(B) provide an example of photography that appears only to record but actually imposes aesthetic standards(C) demonstrate one area where photography is clearly more functional then painting(D) establish a case where photography is "transparent", i.e. independent of the photographer's aims(E) give an instance where photography is capable of democratizing an experience by converting it to an image

单选题Therearesixmembersonacommittee,fourwomenandtwomen.TheyagreetorandomlypulltwonamesoutofahattoserveasChairandSecretaryforthegroup.Whatistheprobabilitythatbothofthemenarechosen?Givetheprobabilityasafractioninlowestterms.

单选题A clever bit of artistry, instead of lengthening the distance between us______and the exalted artist, ______it.(A) plebeians… widens(B) laymen … attenuates(C) dilettantes … repeals(D) knaves… estimates(E) critics … advertises

单选题A school bus has 10 double seats in each of2 rows．Two students can sit in each double seat．If an empty bus starts out and makes two stops，picking up three times the number of students at the second stop as at the first stop，and if the bus is then filled to seating capacity，how many students got on the bus at the second stop? A. 5 B. 10 C. 15 D. 20 E. 30

单选题COLLUSION : FRAUD ::

单选题According to the passage, which of the following is one of the primary factors that led researchers studying hypnosis to compare auditory hallucinations and imagined sounds?(A) The high level of realism involved in auditory hallucinations but not in the experience of external sounds(B) The fact that both auditory hallucinations and simple imagining are generated by the research subject(C) The observed similarities between visual and auditory hallucinations in hypnotized subjects(D) The blood flow in areas activated by simple imagining but not by auditory hallucination(E) The tendency of the hallucinating brain to behave much like the brain at rest and unexposed to auditory stimulus

单选题In stating that "most compartments remain unidentified, furthermore, giving ample reason for scientific humility" (lines 30-31) the author suggests which of the following?

单选题ANTIPATHY:(A) hidden emotion(B) refined reminiscence(C) constant curiosity(D) amazing skill(E) established affection

单选题A gardener wishes to plant 5 bushes in a straight row

单选题D. 2.0 E. 2.5 F. 3.0

单选题FORESTALL:(A) extend(B) precipitate(C) vacillate(D) proclaim(E) stabilize

单选题After two minutes in the steam chamber, sweat began to flow in______from every his pore, dripping steadily from his fingertips.(A) rivulets(B) corpuscles(C) tumbrels(D) tendrils(E) modicums

单选题According to the passage, which of the following is true concerning the development of GHBs?(A) A lack of electromagnetic energy prevents the GHBs from becoming visible at the earliest stage of their existence.(B) Photon density precludes the manifestation of GHBs to observers as the GHBs initially develop.(C) There is a dearth of luminosity that makes GHBs impossible to observe from longer distances, but not shorter ones.(D) The viewer's timescale tends to be to compressed at the earliest phase of GHBs' development to allow them to be observed.(E) GHBs tend to move at too slow a velocity to be observed as the initially develop.

单选题It is clear that many institutional investors once voted______; now after so many scandals, some managers admit that they should have done more to______corporate excesses.(A) imprudently… curb(B) insolently… insinuate(C) intelligently… observe(D) precariously … expose(E) insensitively … brook

单选题AFFABLE:

单选题(E) outlining the specific reasons why a long standing problem in solar physics is thought to be soluble at last 22. Which of the following statements concerning the comparison between pre- industrial and post-industrial climate change, as described in the passage, is accurate?