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2002年11月23日GRE笔考题 【02-07 年GRE真题及 答案 八年级地理上册填图题岩土工程勘察试题省略号的作用及举例应急救援安全知识车间5s试题及答案 解析整理】 2002年11月23日 GRE笔考题 VERBAL 部分 Section 1 填空 1. Although she gives badly _______ titles to her musical compositions, they _______ unusual combinations of materials including Gregorian chant, Asian scale patterns and rhythms, electronic sounds, and bird songs. A. exotic … belie B. eccentric … deploy C. traditional … exclude D. imaginative … disguise E. conventional … incorporate 2. Even though the folktales Perroult collected and retold were not solely French in origin, his versions of them were so decidedly French in style that later anthologizes of French folktales have never _______ them. A. excluded B. admired C. collected D. promoted E. comprehended 3. In arguing against assertions that environmental catastrophe is imminent, her book does not ridicule all predictions of doom but rather claims that the risks of harm have in many cases been _________. A. exaggerated B. ignored C. scrutinized D. derided E. increased 4. There seems to be no ________ the reading public’s thirst for books about the 1960’s: indeed, the normal level of interest has ______ recently be cause of a spate of popular television documentaries. A. quenching … moderated B. whetting … mushroomed C. curtailing … warned D. ignoring … transformed E. slaking … increased 5.Despite a tendency to be overtly _______, the poetry of the Middle Ages often sparks the imagination and provides lively entertainment, as well as pious sentiments. A. diverting B. emotional C. didactic D. romantic E. whimsical 6. One of the first ______ of reduced burning in Amazon rain forests was the chestnut industry: smoke tends to drive out the insect that, by pollinating chestnut tree, allow chestnuts to develop. A. reformers B. discoveries C. casualties D. critics E. beneficiaries 7. The research committee urged the archaeologist to _______ her claim that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the Great, since her initial report has been based only on ______. A. disseminate … supposition B. withdraw … evidence C. undercut … caprice D. document … conjecture E. downplay … facts 类比词 8. STOMACH: DIGESTION A. heart : pulsation B. eye : recognition C. muscle : exertion D. skin : irritation E. lung : respiration 9. DEHYDRATE : WATER A. melt : liquid B. wither : vitality C. anchor : stability D. emote : enthusiasm E. shrivel : winkle 10. RAVENOUS: HUNGRY A. congenial : friendly B. mean : wild C. obsessed : absorbed D. inept : clumsy E. sated : savory 11. ELEGY : LAMENT A. epic : idolize B. comely : please C. parody : ridicule D. sonnet : court E. tragedy : pity 12. ANECDOTE : NARRATIVE A. acronym : letter B. summary : excerpt C. simile : comparison D. metaphor : fantasy E. pseudonym : signature 13. TRUNATE : LENGTH A. separate : substance B. ventilate : circulation C. vaccinate : immunity D. transfer : location E. cool : temperature 14. GENERATION: INDIVIDUAL A. conference : speaker B. shift : laborer C. city : official D. tree : limb E. river : stream 15. RERERTOIRE : PERFORMANCE A. agenda : meeting B. catalog : library C. manifest : cargo D. invoice : receipt E. inventory : sale 16. BLANDISHMENT : COAX A. equivocation : dispute B. assessment : infer C. augmentation : complicate D. persuasion : coerce E. explanation : enlighten 短文章 Industrial production of powders involves mechanical forces fracturing individual particles of material into ever-smaller particles. The theory explaining this fracturing recognizes two general types of behavior exhibited by material under stress: elastic and plastic deformation. Elastic deformation occurs when stress is placed or a brittle material, which deforms and then returns to its original shape when stress is removed. If the material is stressed too heavily, however, excess energy builds up and the material fractures. This behavior makes brittle material fracture suddenly when subjected to mechanical impact by powder-making machines. No brittle, or ductile, materials by contrast, are harder to fracture, since they respond to comparable amounts of stress by deforming plastically, that is, by changing sh ape permanently. Excess energy that builds up in the strained material is expended in deformation of the material rather than in fracturing. Plastic behavior can al so be exhibited by brittle materials as their particles become smaller during processing and thus less susceptible to fracturing. 反义词 28. DISAVOW A. instigate B. acknowledge C. envision D. ameliorate E. inculcate 29. FLOURISH A. lose out B. catch up C. turn off D. waste away E. slow down 30. HYPERBOLE A. misdemeanor B. understatement C. imprecation D. concession E. obstinacy 31. RIVETING A. appetizing B. enriching C. wearisome D. wasteful E. harmful 32. DAMN A. undo B. entreat C. mollify D. motivate E. extol 33. REPROACH A. sustain B. advance C. acclaim D. manipulate E. embellish 34. MYOPIA A. maturity B. prescience C. prompt response D. good fortune E. final event 35. NICE A. restrained B. colorless C. obscure D. imprecise E. balanced 36. LASSITUDE A. pride B. breadth C. vim D. pomp E. valor 37. PUSILLANIMOUS A. successful B. sociable C. adept D. stouthearted E. trustworthy 38. ABASE A. aggrandize B. limit C. defy D. purify E. destabilize Section 3 填空 1．The scientist found it puzzling that his theory encountered _______ despite widespread agreement that it was_______ A. respect … crucial B. dismissal … simplistic C. skepticism … unfathomable D. opposition … indisputable E. acceptance … comprehensive 2. The rate at which soil can absorb water ________ with continuous wetting, so the longer a _________ lasts, or the greater the rate of precipitation, the higher the percentage of water that will flow across the ground as runoff and enter stream channels. A. rises … deluge B. diminishes … drought C. increases … shower D. decreases … rainstorm E. stabilizes … thaw 3. The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book are more _____ than one would expect or the basis of her rather_________ treatment of her subject in the opening pages. A. compelling … intriguing B. accessible … recondite C. hidebound … reactionary D. insightful … innovative E. dispassionate … evenhanded 4. The meeting on environmental issues produced ________ discussion but no commitment on a plan of action: the many uncertainties surrounding global climatic change and the huge cost of efforts to limit it made the policymakers ____ A. little … voluble B. heated … contentious C. cordial … quarrelsome D. frustrating … affable E. interminable … businesslike 5. Art that endures often makes an initially disturbing impact: the profound experience that such art seeks to provoke necessarily engenders a certain ___ A. familiarity B. ennui C. upheaval D. intimacy E. tranquility 6. The history of film reflects the _____ inherent in the medium itself: film combines still photographs to represent continuous motion and, while seeming to present life itself, can also offer impossible and dreamlike unrealities. A. trivialities B. biases C. constraints D. paradoxes E. liabilities 7. The ______ with which the politician peppers her speeches are so memorable that many people think of her as being far more _______ than she in fact is. A. superlatives … egalitarian B. pejoratives … optimistic C. examples … soporific D. diatribes … censorious E. malapropisms … straightforward 类比 8. ANTISEPTIC : DISINFECT:: A. solvent : preserve B. emollient : soften C. tonic : inoculate D. antidote: poison E. palliative: sensitize 9. DOSE : MEDICINE :: A. beverage : drink B. medal : award C. tremor : earthquake D. ration : food E. temp: music 10. DITCH : CANYON :: A. landslide : erosion B. boulder : granite C. weed : vegetation D. burrow : cavern E. moon : planet 11. AVERSION : DISINCLINATION :: A. assurance : doubt B. adulation : admiration C. evaluation : preference D. denunciation : avowal E. slander : insincerity 12. AIRTIGHT : LEAK :: A. sporadic : continuity B. incorporeal : importance C. ancient : relevance D. arcane : solution E. invalid : certainty 13. SPURN : CONTEMPT :: A. condone : mercy B. apologize : regret C. vacillate : impression D. balk : obstruction E. endorse : familiarity 14. TEACHER : CLASSROOM :: A. bather : beach B. resident : neighborhood C. traveler : station D. child : playground E. chef : kitchen 15. RESCISSION : LEGISLATION :: A. authorization : retrenchment B. recantation : testimony C. attainment : goal D. cessation : process E. acquittal : innocence 16.POLULATION : MORTALITY A. electorate : abstention B. workforce : attrition C. traffic : gridlock D. membership : absenteeism E. taxation : expenditure 反义词 28. DISSIPATE A. pile up B. sort out C. illuminate D. hasten E. include 29. TRANSIENT A. distant B. helpful C. actual D. violet E. everlasting 30. EXTRANEOUS A. indeterminate B. modified C. accurate D. concealed E. essential 31. SEEMLY A. banal B. deceitful C. indecorous D. eclectic E. ineffectual 32. VIRULENT A. intermittent B. courteous C. defeated D. confident E. salubrious 33. TORRID A. gloomy B. inert C. icy D. opaque E. smooth 34. FORMIDABLE A. enticing B. invigorating C. ambivalent D. affectionate E. negligent 35. DISCURSIVE A. polite B. succinct C. florid D. candid E. impassioned 36. EXECRATION A. misrepresentation B. engrossment C. requisition D. approbation E. allegiance 37. VICISSITUDINOUS A. charitable B. immutable C. imitative D. extrinsic E. endearing 38. TENDENTIOUS A. uncommon B. uncooperative C. unpretentious D. unimportant E. unbiased 短文章 late-eighteenth-century political economists regarded the specialization of labor as a positive development, resulting in increasingly refined products and services. However, to their contemporaries in philosophy and the arts, this development suggested society’s disintegration into conflicting interests. The political economists acknowledged that diverse occupations represented competing perspectives on society, since what one knew was a function of what one did, but they viewed specialization as a source of social unity. Individuals who produced only one product or service must depend on others for most of the ir needs; this, specialization was the basis of social cohesion. The common good depended upon everyone’s dependency guaranteed the unity and therefore the health of society. A fundamental problem with this concept recognized even then, was that specialization seemed to preclude anyone’s being able to demonstrate that the society was unified. If everyone’s knowledge of society was tied to specialized occupational interests, who was in a position to monitor society’s overall functioning? 2003年3G笔 试题 中考模拟试题doc幼小衔接 数学试题 下载云南高中历年会考数学试题下载N4真题下载党史题库下载 目 类比 1. ADVENTURESOME : CAUTION :: A. tendentious : bias B. convivial : congeniality C. timorous : fear D. magnanimous : generosity E. gluttonous : restraint 2. TAIL : APPENDAGE A. rib : skeleton B. iris : cornea C. knuckle: finger D. molar : tooth E. lobe : ear 3. HAVEN : DANGER A nirvana : suffering B. sinecure: experience C sanctuary : immunity D limbo : uncertainty E arcadia : quiet 4. MASONRY: BRICKLAYER A seminary : theologian B jurisprudence : criminal C pedagogy : student D medicine : doctor E conservatory : musician 5. NOURISH : FOOD A. warn : safety B. dehydrate : water C. waft : air D. circulate : blood E. finance : money 6. HASTE : PLODDER A. deception : dupe B. courtesy : boor C. disillusionment : malcontent D. forbearance : suspect E. reluctance : skeptic 7. VINDICATE: BLAME A. disabuse : misapprehension B. decry: aspersion C. acquiesce : regret D. expose : malfeasance E. investigate : suspicion 8. OBSTACLE : IMPEDE A. prediction : convince B. blandishment : cajole C. embellishment : praise D. deficiency : compensate E. compliment : exaggerate 9. MARVEL : QUOTIDIAN A. deny : malicious B. exploit : utilitarian C. defuse : controversial D. revere : ancient E. recoil : delightful 反义 10. INCAPACITY A. peculiarity B. ability C. scarcity D. distinction E. quietness 11. FEROCIOUS A. reliable B. clear C. sane D. wise E. mild 12. AFFIX A. select carefully B. make visible C. detach D. infect E. dilute 13. ASYMMETRY A. equilibrium B. colorfulness C. abundance D. rigorous logic E. lack of information 14. DELEGETE A. pursue assiduously B. assume responsibility C. withdraw consent D. display partiality E. ensure compliance 15. EVASIVE A. downcast B. inventive C. foolish D. frank E. disciplined 16. SACRILEGE A. pious action B. resounding defeat C. favorable sign D. sensible choice E. expected event 17. HIERARCHIC A. contemporary B. anachronistic C. subversive D. nuanced E. egalitarian 18. FRENETIC A. unhurried B. convivial C. unyielding D. prolific E. pristine 19. OBSOLESCENCE A. maturity B. pithiness C. incorruptibility D. currency E. worldliness 20. UNASSAILABLE A. doubtful B. contemptuous C. swift D. temporary E. novel 类比 21. BANANA : PEAL A. flour : sift B. potato : mash C. tomato : slice D. carrot : dice E. peanut : shell 22. REFRIGERATOR : PERISHABLES A. incinerator : debris B. kiln : pottery C. generator : electricity D. fireplace : wood E. safe : money 23. BAROQUE : SIMPLICITY A. circuitous : forthrightness B. fundamental : indispensability C. arrochial : focus D. ignorant : candor E. feasible : expedience 24. WIRETAP : SURVEILLANCE A. unmask : distortion B. browbeat : intimidation C. embezzle : enticement D. punish : exculpation . upbraid : resentment 25. SCRUPULOUS : INTEGRITY A. affectionate : sentimentality B. adventurous : strength C. perceptive : insight D. cautious : timidity E. creative : genius 26. REVISIONIST : CHALLENGE A. skeptic : espouse B. conservative : uphold C. obstructionist : renege D. dissident : corrupt E. advocate : compromise 27. AFFABLE : EASE A. diplomatic : tact B. intrepid : fear C. sanctimonious : respect D. intransigent : resiliency E. punctilious : anxiety 28. REPROACHFUL : DISAPPROVAL A. diffident : confidence B. modest : servility C. august : vanity D. solicitous : indifference E. plaintive : sorrow 反义 29. RIGMAROLE A .possibility B. inflation C. devious action D. beautiful music E.. straightforward talk 30. VERSED A. unethical B. untempered C. irregular D. inexperienced E. iniquitous 31. INSTINCTIVE A. narrow B. exaggerated C. visible D. deliberate E. fierce 32. IMPLICIT A. unadulterated B. overt C. abstract D. unequivocal E. germane 33. UBIQUITY A probity B. propinquity C. inequity D. disparity E. rarity 34. FATHOM A. conclude B. irritate C. focus D. refuse to pardon E. find impenetrable 35. MARGINAL A. problematic B. proximate C. pivotal D. complete E. immutable 36. OBVIATE A. yield B. disentangle C. unite D. hide from view E. make necessary 37. UNAVAILING A. abundant B. significant C. useful D. profligate E. concrete 38. CACHET A. sigh of consent B. mark of disapprobation C. gesture of deference D. declaration of loyalty E. aura of invincibility 2004年10G笔试题目 SECTION 1 ANALOGY: 8.CONSTRICT : DIAMETER (A) circumvent : space (B) rotate : size (C) plumb : depth (D) elevate : height (E) truncate : length 9.MAR : FLAWLESS (A) burnish : dull (B) clean : pristine (C) explain : difficult (D) appraise : valuable (E) sell : profitable 10. BUCKET : VESSEL (A) window : glass (B) ladle : tureen (C) car : train (D) room : house (E) dagger : weapon 11.THICK-SKINNED : CRITICISM (A) optimistic : disappointment (B) combative : provocation (C) benevolent : praise (D) supercilious : disdain (E) timorous : anxiety 12.PLUSH : AUSTERITY (A) tidy : disarray (B) showy : pageantry (C) tacit : silence (D) meek : restraint (E) inviolate : sanctuary 13.LAXITY : DRACONIAN (A) disapprobation : judgment (B) success : amiable (C) ambition : diligent (D) (E) 14.HOBBLE : HALTING (A) amble : awkward (B) saunter : hesitant (C) slink : furtive (D) traipse : energetic (E) trudge : stiff 15.ARTLESS : GUILE (A) fearless : courage (B) heartless : animosity (C) hopeless : gloom (D) thoughtless : solicitude (E) faultless : perfection 16.OSTENTATION : PRETENTIOUS (A) indolence : ruminative (B) mendacity : discreet (C) obduracy : tractable (D) reprobation : conscientious (E) credulity : gullible ANTONYM: 28.BACKFIRE (A) move rapidly (B) act friendly (C) occur without warning (D) produce an expected result (E) increase in unlimited fashion 29.DEFIANCE (A) submission (B) suitability (C) precision (D) lack of continuity (E) inability to pay 30.FABULOUS (A) mundane (B) ironic (C) somber (D) novel (E) terse 31.UNDERHANDED (A) popular (B) spiritual (C) magnanimous (D) forthright (E) sprightly 32.TRIFLE (A) cooperative effort (B) important matter (C) unexpected event (D) liability (E) compliment 33.NOTORIOUS (A) risky (B) unexceptional (C) particular (D) regimented (E) personable 34.PERNICIOUS (A) benign (B) glamorous (C) frivolous (D) elementary (E) prominent 35.FICTITIOUS (A) measurable (B) authentic (C) unwarranted (D) believable (E) palpable 36.DENIAL (A) indictment (B) pronouncement (C) judgment (D) precept (E) avowal 37.DEBAUCHERY (A) asceticism (B) sophistication (C) unctuousness (D) punctilious (E) reclusiveness 38.WINNING (A) repellent (B) arcane (C) fatalistic (D) labyrinthine (E) elusive SECTION 3 ANALOGY: 8.APOTHECARY : MEDICINE (A) librarian : book (B) farmer : tractor (C) judge : law (D) electrician : wire (E) butcher : meat 9.ALLAY : INTENSITY (A) deface : appearance (B) navigate : distance (C) integrate : consistency (D) discredit : believability (E) insulate : detachment 10.TOWER : EDIFICE (A) rampart : barrier (B) storage : container (C) home : furniture (D) fabric : clothing (E) asphalt : highway 11.ACTOR : PLAYBILL (A) page : novel (B) traveler : guidebook (C) word : sentences (D) ingredient : recipe (E) photograph : album 12.VITUPERTIVE : REVILE (A) placative : mollify (B) corrosive : restore (C) elusive : search (D) incisive : sharpen (E) 13.NUGATORY : SIGNIFICANCE (A) sublime : worthless (B) entrenched : precedent (C) quotidian : regularity (D) deceptive : plausibility (E) ethereal : substance 14. ENERVATE : STRENGTH (A) aggrandize : importance (B) exalt : admiration (C) blazon : reputation (D) repeat : redundancy (E) dispirit : morale 15.SCOLD : DISPLEASURE (A) instruct : mastery (B) commiserate : sympathy (C) agitate : calm (D) renounce : consternation (E) challenge : parity 16.RELIABILITY : TRUST (A) mendacity : disbelief (B) compassion : pity (C) impartiality : bias (D) sagacity : wisdom (E) inquisitiveness : curiosity ANTONYM: 28.REVIVE (A) acquire (B) diminish (C) hinder (D) count ( E) precisely 29.DEBONAIR (A) charitable (B) uncouth (C) pragmatic (D) punctilious (E) deferential 30.BAFFLE (A) fail to distinguish (B) betray emotion (C) act decisively (D) agree (E) enlighten 31.WARY (A) unsuspecting (B) unpleasant (C) disappointing (D) deceitful (E) engrossing 32.DAMPEN (A) proceed (B) reinstate (C) enliven (D) unnerve (E) alleviate 33.WEATHER (A) deliberately ignore (B) stealthily approach (C) attempt to weaken (D) fail to withstand (E) strive to understand 34.RHETORIC (A) grateful acknowledge (B) necessity (C) assistance (D) focus (E) sincere language 35.CEDE (A) manage skillfully (B) refuse to yield (C) officiate (D) agglomerate (E) neglect 36.CAREEN (A) rejoice (B) initiate (C) remain silent (D) more steadily (E) treat harshly 37.LAMENT (A) conundrum (B) paean (C) prophecy (D) dialogue (E) affront 38.WILY (A) expressive (B) mournful (C) tractable (D) ingenuous (E) credible 2005年6月GRE笔试 1.        filthiness: pristine A.    plenitude : sparse B.     proximity : adjacent C.     asymmetry : chaotic D.    protraction : broad E.     celerity : fleet 2.        aggravation : irritate A.    indignation : justify B.     determination : overcome C.     indiscretion : miscalculate D.    culpability : reproach E.     perplexity : bewilder 3.        replenish : dwindling A.    repair : broken B.     explain : confused C.     prohibit : allowed D.    repel : unwanted E.     disarm : aggressive 4.        null : validity A.    vapid : insipidity B.     transparent : clarity C.     rambling : concision D.    purposeful : intent E.     pointed : precision 5.        unscrupulous : integrity A.    intractable : motivation B.     lac