单选题ARTLESSNESS:

单选题PINE:(A) forge ahead(B) become energized(C) refuse to yield(D) become furious(E) fall apart

单选题Onatrip，Mariedrove200milesin5hoursusinggasolinethatcosther$1．49pergallon．

单选题The author refers to the increase in animal bones in the fourth paragraph primarily in order to(A) demonstrate the increase of the availability of grazing mammals during the desiccation of the African landscape(B) suggest a reason why robust proto-humans eventually failed in the competition with Homo for animal prey(C) provide proof that environmental changes did indeed occur around a time of rapid evolution for Homo(D) explain the means by which Homo was able to make use of the appearance of the antelope and gazelle(E) offer evidence that with the desiccation of the African landscape, Homo's diet changed from that of the australopithecine

单选题QUIBBLES : OBJECTIONS ::

单选题The primary purpose of the passage is to(A) provide a biographical account of the experimental careers of two prominent neuroanatomists(B) examine the correlation between brain activity and consciousness from a neuroanatomical point of view(C) probe the relationship between philosophical views concerning the existence of the unitary soul and attempts to map the brain(D) compare the successes and failures of two different experimental methods in neuroanatomy(E) explore the genesis and evolution of early neuroanatomical theory of the localization of cognitive function

单选题Sentence Completion

单选题SUBLIME:

单选题If you carry this ______ attitude to the conference, you will ______ any supporters you may have at this moment.(A) belligerent...delight(B) truculent...alienate(C) conciliatory...defer(D) supercilious...attract(E) ubiquitous...delight

单选题Throughout the 1940's, the director Orson Welles was considered something of ------- in the motion picture industry, as famous for his highly ------- personality as his inimitable cinematic genius.

单选题For the more affluent among us, science and technology have improved but not ______our lives, providing us, perhaps, more time to return to______way of life and to restore the human touch.

单选题HELMET : HEAD ::(A) pedal : foot(B) gun : hand(C) breastplate : chest(D) pendant : neck(E) knapsack : back

单选题ARMORY : MUNITIONS ::(A) stop : bus(B) mill : apparatus(C) warehouse : instrument(D) wardrobe : clothes(E) courtyard : furniture

单选题Although______fellow in the public eye, Maxwell has a proclivity toward expressions of______inner nature that escaped the eyes of even his most critical biographers.(A) a loutish … a reckless(B) a courtly … a churlish(C) an enchanting … a placid(D) an unremitting … a polemical(E) an honest … sentimental

单选题DILETTANTE: SUPERFICIALITY::

单选题 Questions are based on the following passage. The Quechua world is submerged, so to speak, in a cosmic magma that weighs heav- ily upon it. It possesses the rare quality ofLine being as it were interjected into the midst of (5) antagonistic forces, which in turn implies a whole body of social and aesthetic structures whose innermost meaning must be the administration of energy. This gives rise to the social organism known as the ayllu, the (10) agrarian community that regulates the pro- curement of food. The ayllu formed the basic structure of the whole Inca empire. The central idea of this organization was a kind of closed economy, just the opposite of (15) our economic practices, which can be described as open. The closed economy rested on the fact that the Inca controlled both the production and consumption of food. When one adds to this fact the reli- (20) gious ideas noted in the Quechua texts cited by the chronicler Santa Cruz Pachacuti, one comes to the conclusion that in the Andean zone the margin of life was minimal and was made possible only by the system of (25) magic the Quechua constructed through his religion. Adversities, moreover, were numerous, for the harvest might fail at any time and bring starvation to millions. Hence the (30) whole purpose of the Quechua administra- tive and ideological system was to carry on the arduous task of achieving abundance and staving off shortages. This kind of structure presupposes a state of unremitting anxiety, (35) which could not be resolved by action. The Quechua could not do so because his pri- mordial response to problems was the use of magic, that is, recourse to the unconscious for the solution of external problems. Thus (40) the struggle against the world was a struggle against the dark depths of the Quechua's own psyche, where the solution was found. By overcoming the unconscious, the outer world was also vanquished. (45) These considerations permit us to classify Quechua culture as absolutely static or, more accurately, as the expression of a mere state of being. Only in this way can we under- stand the refuge that it took in the germina- (50) tive center of the cosmic mandala as revealed by Quechua art. The Quechua empire was nothing more than a mandala, for it was divided into four zones, with Cuzco in the center. Here the Quechua ensconced himself (55) to contemplate the decline of the world as though it were caused by an alien and autonomous force.

单选题FORGIVE: ACCUSE ::

单选题A total of 40 tourists went on a trip．If 18of the tourists visited site X，18 visited site Y．and 8 visited both site X and site Y，how many visited neither site X nor site Y? A. 4 B. 10 C. 12 D. 22 E. 28

单选题GAMBOL:(A) dodge(B) masquerade(C) digress(D) plod(E) vex

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