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11 》使用說Barron,PrincetonReviewMangoosh等模考材料,這些題目的選詞,改編要更加貼近于GRE考試所考查的內(nèi)容。(一)適用對象本材料屬于GRE填空訓(xùn)練”系列的第一部分,適合于備考GRE前200GREGRE11,GRE基礎(chǔ),GRE精講精練課程培訓(xùn)時期課程的考生。同時適合于備考SAT的考生在做完一遍之后進(jìn)行(二)題目來源該部分的題目來源是同樣由ETS出題的SAT考試的填空部分。由于SAT填空與GRE填空在單詞的難度上一致,但是在邏輯的對應(yīng)上更加直接,所以改部分的題目適合考生在GRE備考初期使用。考生通過先背誦從題目中抽取的單詞在《新GRE詞匯考法精析詞后,帶來的做題挫敗感。22Dictionary進(jìn)行了形式上的改編,(三)使用方法建議參加琦叔GRE培訓(xùn)的同學(xué)(外地的同學(xué)可以絡(luò)課堂)在課程結(jié)在每套練習(xí)之前,提煉了該部分題目最為的單詞,請大家先在對應(yīng)關(guān)系的查找。建議一套38個題,用時20分鐘完成。做題的時候,請大家用課上的方法,找出做題的線索詞,與對應(yīng),熟悉ETS3-51-2每周更新我們都會通過:@再要你命3000和SharewithU論壇第一時間發(fā)布,歡迎大家使用。在該基礎(chǔ)訓(xùn)練之后,我們會繼續(xù)發(fā)布后續(xù)的“GRE填空訓(xùn)練”的33本題目用作商業(yè)用途,否則純考!44 inundate squander Not :agroupofpeoplewhodevelopnewandoftenverysurprisingideasinart,li ture,etc. 1:thequalityorstateofbeing2:aBEWILDERINGtangleor :veryunusualorstrange :includingmany,most,orallthings1:willingtobehelpfulby ngwhatsomeonewantsorasks

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2:of,relatingto,orresemblingsynergism<asynergistic2:avaluablecollection: also: HAUL,COLLECTION1:atwistorcurveinsomethingthatisusuallyflatorstraight2:thethreadsthatrunupanddownonaloomorinawoven ontakingraretamarinsfromtheirhabitat,theillegaltradeinthetinymonkeysremains Blank Blank D. E. Representingaroundworldonaflatsurfaceisimpossiblewithout:theMercatorprojectionmayshowsGreenlandasovertentimeslargerthanMexico,acountryinfactonlyslightlysmallerthanGreenland.Thehighlypublicizedredesignofthecarisessentially :theexteriorhasbeenupdated,buttheengineremainsunchanged.88Manyofourmemoriesare ,escaourconsciousnessjustaswestraintorecallafaceoraname.herlivelyand privatecorrespondence adelightfulcapacityforbitingcommentaryonthesocialscene.Blank Blank D. E. Aneffectivememberofadebatingteammustfocusclearlyontheissueandavoid Blank Blank D. E. withwhichmerchantsandlandownersinearly-nineteenth-centuryMarylandandVirginia JoshuaJohnston`sprofessionalservicesatteststohisicskillasaportraitpainter.Blank Blank D. E.re Theman`scolleaguescharacterizedhimas becausehehadanirritable,quarrelsomedisposition. 99Afterwinningthelottery,Johnboughtsportscars,builtamansion,andworedesignersuit;however,bythushis,healienatedhisfriends.Blank(i) Blank(ii) D. E. Thestudyofbiology,onceconsideredthekeytosolvingnature`smysteries,hasinsteadservedtoemphasizenature`sincredible In1575Venetiansinstitutedanannualcelebrationto theendof thathadstruckthecity.Blank Blank D. E. LenaHorne`ssingingstyleissuchthatshecaninvesteventhemostIyricswithdramaticmeaning.Along-standingtheoryaboutthemigrationofgreenturtleswasbyaninnovativemarinebiologistwhograciouslydefusedpotential dedicatingherworktotheoriginalresearcher.Blank Blank D. E. Mostpioneers thisvalleyontheirjourneytotheWestbecauseitsruggedterrainandfrequentlandslidesmadeita cefortravelers.Blank BlankA D.B. E. Balladsoftenpraisepopularfigureswhohaveperformedfeatsthatmanyperceiveas ,suchasdefendingthepoororresisting Blank Blank D. E. Theseriouspurposeofthepaper-airneflyingcontest,whichattractedmanynovelandsometimestruly entires,wastodeterminewhetheranyaerodynamicdesignscouldbeBlank Blank D. E. Carsonpresentshercasesostronglyandlogicallythatonlytheprejudicedorthe willattemptto Blank Blank D. E. Overtheyearstheanthropologist`sopinionshad :herefusedtotoleratenewideasandnothingcouldchangehismind.Asthefirst ofthepoliticaln,thesenatorunleashedaspiritedverbalattackonherleadingopponent.Althoughvisitorsinitiallymayfindtouringthecitybysubwaytobe,theyarepleasedtodiscoverthatsubwaysareaninexpensiveand togetaround.Blank Blank D. E. Onecriticassertsthatmodernurbanarchitecturecausessensorydeprivationbecauseitfailstoprovidevisualandtactile comBecauselittlerainfallsinthedistrictduringsummer,municipalitieswaterfromwinterBlankBlankToniCadeBambara`snovelsareengrossingbecausetheprotagonists,instrivingtoachievegoals,arenotsimply Oncehisintegrityhadbeen ,themayoralcandidatewasquickboth theseattacksandtoissuecoun Blank Blank D. Newdatameasuringthe oflandbeneaththeoceanspermitaccurategeneralizationsaboutthetopographyoftheseafloor.Excessivesecrecytendsto excessivecuriosityandthusservestotheveryimpulsesagainstwhichitguards.Blank Blank D. E. Infrigidregionsalayerofpermafrostunderthesoilsurfacepreventswaterfromsinkingdeepintothesoil,andsothewatertheland,heltocreatebogand Blank Blank D. E. Althoughthebystander`saccountofthecaraccidentatfirst,theofficerwassurprised,onfurtherinvestigation,tofindthatit ,defendedbythealibiofanimportantwitness.Blank Blank D.im E. ThelegislationfacingCongresswasso erningbody`sfragilebipartisanship.InAllGod`sChildrenNeedTravelingShoes,authorMayaAngelou,briefdescriptivesketches,toprovide viewofGhanathatclearlydetailsthelandanditspeople.Blank Blank D.a E.an F.anBecauseanolderhorseismore thanayoungerone,itissaferforanovicerider.Thelibrary`scollectionisa ofAsianAmericanhistoricals,includingrarematerialsaboutracerelations.Seekingto whatpeopleviewandreadbydeterminingwhatartand tureshouldbeavailable,censorshiplawsdirectly Blank(i) Blank(ii) D. E. Myralaughedexuberantlyandembracedherfriendsrepeatedly,sowassheabouthavingbeenselected.Itwouldbeawasteoftimeforanyreviewertobother abookwhoseutterworthlessnessis toeventheleastdiscerningreader.Blank Blank D. E. The hasbeencalledaquietrevolutionbecause,introducedwithout ,itisalreadyproducing Blank(i) Blank(ii) D. E. Whentwochemicalcompoundsarecombined,a effectcanbeachieved:theresultingcombinationcanbemorepotentthaneitheroftheindividualcompoundsalone. swhoaredescribedas arethefirsttoexperimentwithnewformsorconcepts.downNot 1:tofeelrespectorapprovalfor(someoneorsomething)2:tolookat(somethingorsomeone)withenjoyment 1:havingorshowingskill,cleverness,orresourcefulnessinhandlingsituations1:customaryemployment

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2:voluntaryorundeterminedactionormovement;also:itssource1:easilyaffected,influenced,orharmedby2:capableofbeingaffectedbyaspecifiedactionorprocess3:IMPRESSIONABLE,RESPONSIVE :tomakeuseof: turntopracticaluseoraccount :tonotbeharmedoraffectedby(something)Respondingtocriticismthatthescriptwasramblingand(i) screenwriterrevisedthedialogueforgreatersuccinctnessand(ii) Blank Blank D. E. F.Duringthe1990`s,Shanghaibenefitedfromanarchitectural resultofadramaticincreaseininnovativeand icbuilding.Manysubatomicnuclearparticlesare(i) andnearly(ii) arehardtotrackaswellastodetect.Blank Blank D. E. F.Thecraftychildtrickedhisinnocentbrother,aparticularly trustingboy,intocommittingamischievousprank.EllenOchoa`s withtheapparatusinthespaceshuttleDiscoverywasapparentwhensheadroitlymanipulatedtheshuttle`srobotarm.Muchofourknowledgeofdinosaurscomesfromexcavatedbones,which,in(i)othercluessuchasfossilizedtracksandeggs,helpusto(ii)theevolutionofthesecreatures.Blank Blankdependence D.divergence E.supconjunction F.Vernalpoolsareamongthemost(i)ofponds:theyformasaresultofsnowmeltandahighwatertableinwinter,andthenthey(ii)bylateBlank Blank D. E. F.The(i) experiencesofMadonnaSwan,the1983NorthAmericannWomanoftheYear,cannotbefullyappreciatediftheyare(ii)inatidysummary.Blank Blank D. E. F.Therepresentativewasatraditionalist,reluctanttosupportanylegislationinconsistentwiththenation`smost Theauthorconstructedascenarioinwhichyful,creativechildrenarerewardedfortheir(i) andstrict,douradultsarepunishedfortheir Blank Blank D. E. F.Althoughusuallywarmand(i) ingreetingfriends,Laurenwastooevertobetruly(ii) Blank Blank D. E. F.Legalscholarsarguethatwhen“justice”isinterpretedtoobroadly, ,easilychangedandcontrolledby Theinstructor`svoicewasso thatmoststudentspreferredtakingatestoverlisteningtoitsgratingsound.Originally(i) mainlybyyoung,urbanaudiences,rapmusicwasultimay(ii)byitsappreciativelistenersofallagesacrossthecountry.Blank(i) Blank(ii) D. E. F.Itwasoutof(i) thatProfessorGreen,theauthorofseveralhighlyrespectedbooksinhisfield,describedhimselftohiscolleaguesas(ii) Blank(i) Blank(ii) D. E. F.HistorianCarloBottaoftencontradictedhimself,aswhenhefirstchampionedandthen theidealsoftheFrenchRevolution.Luisaworkedwithextremeprecision, thatservedherwellinherlawcareer.aanaaaanIn1916YellowstoneNationalParkhadonly25bison,butthepopulationhassince tomorethan2,000ThoughsurgeonandresearcherCharlesDrewneverenjoyedcelebrity,hetrulydeservestobe forhislife`sachievements.Thearchitectadvisedtearingdowntheoldstructure,sincehedidnotconsideritsufficiently theheavywindsofthetropicalstormthepeninsulawasexpecting.Blank Blank E. Whenx-raywerediscoveredaroundtheturnofthetwentiethcentury,doctorsquicklybegantotheirnewfoundabilitytodiagnosemaladiesbypeeringbeneaththesurfaceofthehumanbody.Thoughhewasfascinatedbythe behaviorofothers,Darekwas,bycontrast,themodelof inhisowncomportment.Blank Blank D. E. Teacherswhoconsidercartoonsandcomicbooksharmfultostudents` cyskillsoftenuseclasstimeto thesemedia.Becausehehaddecidednotto himselfthroughthesalesofhisnewproduct,theinventoranonymouslydonatedallprofitstocharity.Oncehehad information,Randallfeltconfidentinpublishinghisdaringarticleincriminatingthelocalpolitician.Blank Blank D. E. Sinceher alpleashadfailedtomakehernoisyneighborschangetheirways,thehomeownerfeltthatheronly wastonotifythe.DespitepressurefromreporterstodiscussthescandalinwhichSenatorScottsdalewascurrently,thepresssecretarywouldnotthedetailsofthesenator`singpublicaddress.Blank Blank D. E. Thecriticsfoundthey ,inthatitssocialmessagewasunfortunaylostintheawkwardtwistsandturnsoftheplot.C.Murielwassofondofherdogthattheirbriefseparationlefthernotjustsaddened,butinastateof ydesignedtobedevoidofelaboratecarvingorother Biedermeierfurniturewasknownforits Blank Blank D. E. Becauseshehadmistakenlyassumedthatthedisputesbetweenthepartiescouldbesuccessfully,theattorneyhadnotpreparedherselffor ofalong,drawn-outpublictrail.Blank Blank D. E. Anthropologywasmuchmorethan forthenovelistZoraNealeHurston:shestudiedatBarnardCollegewithFranzBoas,whoisoftencalledthe“FatherofAmericanAnthropology”.anaananaaAngeredthatthebookarrivedinthemailinsuchashabbycondition,Elliotinsistedthatthebooksellerreceitwith ananaaaaStaringatthe painting,Ednacouldnotunderstandhowsomanyofherfellowmuseumgoerscouldpretendto itsmeaning,whentoheritsmessagewassoopaque.Mrs.Rodriguezwasundertheimpressionthatdisciplinewould waywardstudent`sacademicprogressratherthanadvanceit.Despitethedirector`slifelongreputationforhumility,theretirementcelebrationfoundhimunabletomodifytheurgeto hissuccesses.downsupDespitehis richfood,thechefwasabletopractice dietbecamethreateningtohishealth.Blank Blankpenchant D.avoidance E.talent Raul`sgame-winninggoalintheclosingminutesofthegame well-knownabilitytoexcelunderstressfulconditions.Not1:tomanagetheoperationof(something,suchas ernment)ortheuseof(something,suchas

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2:theactionofdisputing:verbalcontroversy<continuousdisputationbetweenthem><ideologicaldisputations>1:producingaresultthatiswanted:havinganintendedeffectofalaw,rule,etc.:inuse2:startingataparticular1:thepeoplewhohavethemostwealthandstatusinasociety:themostsuccessfulorpowerfulgroupofpeople2:a whoisamemberofanelite:asuccessfuland1:originatinginorbasedonobservationor<empirical2:relyingonexperienceorobservationaloneoftenwithoutdueregardforsystemandtheory<anempiricalbasisforthetheory>3:capableofbeingverifiedordisprovedbyobservationorexperiment<empiricallaws>4:oforrelatingto:conspicuouslyoffensive<flagranterrors>;especially:soobviouslyinconsistentwithwhatisrightorproperastoappeartobeafloutingoflawormorality<flagrantviolationsofhuman 1:tostruggletomoveorobtainfooting: 2:toproceedoractclumsilyorineffectually 1:theabilitytoseewhatwillormighthappeninthefuture 1:notabletotalkorexpressyourselfinaclearwaythatcanbe

easily2:notlogicalorwell-organized:noteasyto1:lackofgoodjudgmentorcareinbehaviorandespeciallyinspeech:lackofdiscretion2:anactorremarkthatshowsalackofgoodjudgment:anindiscreetactorremark1:longlife:thefactoflivingformanyyears2:lengthoflife3:thelengthoftimethatsomethingorsomeonelastsor1:thequalityorstateofbeingmultipleorvarious;thenumberofcomponentsinasystem(asamultipletoragroupofenergy2:agreat1:happeningordonesometimesbutnotoften:nothappeningordoneinaregularorfrequentway2:sometimesngaparticularjobor1:amemberofapoliticalpartyclaimingtorepresentthecommonpeople;especiallyoftencapitalized:amemberofaUnitedStatespoliticalpartyformedin1891primarilytorepresentagrarianinterestsandtoadvocatethecoinageofsilverandernmentcontrolofmonopolies2:abelieverintherights,wisdom,orvirtuesofthecommon:oforrelatingtoapoliticalpartythatclaimstorepresentordinarypeople :happening,done,orpublishedaftersomeone's1:caretakeninadvance

2:ameasuretakenbeforehandtopreventharmorsecuregood::somethingthatcomesfirstinordertopreparefororintroducethemainpartofsomethingelse:comingbeforethemainpartof1:NONSENSE,2:ayounginexperienced :BEGINNER,NOVICE;especially:ayoungman;ausuallypettygangster,hoodlum,orruffian1:verypoor inferior<yedapunk2:beinginpoorhealth<saidthatshewasfeeling :astrongandviolent (especiallyaman)whothreatensandhurtsotherpeople :of,characteristicof,orsuitabletolearned s:LEARNED, :havingorshowingalackofemotionalmaturity:foolishand 1:vigorouslyactive 2:markedbyorcallingforenergyorstamina :havingacurvedorspiralcourseorThegardenthathadremained formonthswasnowpleasantlyenlivenedbythebuddingshootsofitsperennialflowers.Afterseveralmonthsoftraining,the youngspanielwasenoughtobewalkedsafelywithoutaleash.Blank(i) Blank(ii) D. E. asMario`smisdeedwas,hisgrandmother,alwaysblindtohisfaults,pretendedtobeunawareofit.Despitehis desiretoshowoff,heremainedathearta Blank Blank D. E. Theemployerblamedthestaffmember`slackofproductivityonratherthanpetence,claimingthatthemanknewhowtodohisjobbutwastoolazytoapplyhimself.Theaudiencerecognizedtheofficer`scharacteristic(i) whenheattributedhisachievementsto(ii) ratherthanbravery.Blank Blank D. E. Thestrong(i)theprofessorwasabletoestablishwithhisstudentsmadehim(ii)confidantforthoseoncampusseekingadvicebeyondthepurelyacademic.Blank Blank D.an E.a AfterDavidlefthimwaitingforthethirdconsecutivetime,Kirkrealizedthatthesamebehaviorhehadinitiallyvaluedasspontaneousandcarewas,infact,simply.Theborderbetweenthetwoproperties,never(i) bylegalmeans,hadlongbeenthesubjectof(ii) betweentheantagonisticneighbors.Blank Blank D. E. Eventhoughwasinapparentlygoodhealth,thedoctorprescribedforhimsome Thoughearlieranatomistshadtouchedontheidea,PaulBrocawasthefirstto fullythemodernnotionthatspecificbehaviorsarecontrolledbyparticularareasofthehumanbrain. Designedasagatheringce,thenewstudentloungewasappropriaywithtables,chairs,andevensofaswheregroupscouldassembleNamedinhonoroftheschool`sfounder,theRichardBrownstoneCommunityServiceFellowshipisoneofthehighest Schoolgraduates.conscriptedredeemedconferredrelegatedimposedaccordedTheanthropologyprofessorhopedthathislatestbookwouldappealtopopularaswellasto(i)readers,therebyearninghim(ii)inbothrea.Blank Blank D. E. Asifintendedtosquelchrumorsofcutbacks,the `sannualcelebrationwasas asever.Theprofessor`s lectureonAmericanhistoryservedmoretoconfusethestu

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