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寄托天下GRE模考活动系列（0906G模考第九辑_9811国内最新题）

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1. There is hardly a generalization that can be made about people’ssocial behavior and the values informing it that cannot be ------fromone or another point of view, or even ------as simplistic or vapid.p)}(t!EQ Dq
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9B:]1RY$u 2. Although any destruction of vitamins caused by food irradiationcould be ------ the use of diet supplements, there may be no protectionfrom carcinogens that some fear might be introduced into foods by theprocess.
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(C) berate…largesse&^/J6@T*vWWB!D
(D) accuse…obstinacy
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4. The prevailing union of passionate interest in detailed facts withequal devotion to abstract ------is a hallmark of our present society;in the past this union appeared, at best, ------and as if by chance.
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L'cRy#LF (E) intuition….selectively
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7. Robin’s words were not without emotion: they retained their level tone only by a careful ------ imminent extremes.

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(B) wine : ferment
Pat`:A2q&?ii (C) honey : pollinate3qV3X*OB,q Hw
(D) antiseptic : disinfectV3qCIiQ
(E) soil : fertilize
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(C) line : point
f7~9Gu a`_ (D) vector : direction U5` l:{$J6`E"JT,H'X
(E) slope : changej}IFO+`5||$bo

Y2EpLF9W3p+P"c 11. ILLUSTRATE : PICTURES::!JY4f;L%U jgU6p
(A) particularize : details

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(D) regularize : inconsistenciesN.~l`}
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(C) office : business
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(A) temerity : despot
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(C) remorse : delinquent
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M3a)W5t2Ck7t,p 16. NTTPICK : CRITICIZE::
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30. DEACTIVATE:rviB4vcl'S
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(B) qualified to arbitrate
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(A) intensifyGuyM Hq2Y!r
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2xy R'ZY:m'xD` 2. Because of the excellent preservation of the fossil, anatomicaldetails of early horseshoe crabs were ---- for the first time, enablingexperts to ---- the evolution of the horseshoe crab.5~L&F7G}L
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(C) identified...distort
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(A) feign...enthusiasm
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(C) embrace...duplicity'OJ8Pxt?
(D) suffer...effort
x/n(|_$qu4RCX (E) overcome...deliberation
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4. The senator's attempt to convince the public that he is notinterested in running for a second term is ------ given theextremely------ fund-raising activities of his campaign committee.
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(B) promote...demonstrable
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(D) betray...fundamental(eb9hvKm-\
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2hd.Yt H,AS!a-K 6. The skeleton of ------- bird that was recently discovered indicatedthat this ancient creature ------ today's birds in that, unlike earlierbirds and unlike reptilian ancestors, it had not a tooth in its head.LyC\ O/sn
(A) a primeval... obscured
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(C) a primitive...anticipated'@ TO'Eq
(D) a contemporary... foreshadowed
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s(ONEto!r*M,X 7. While many people utilize homeopathic remedies to treat healthproblems, other people do not ------such alternative treatments,-------- conventional medical treatments instead.
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(B) embrace...eschewing/Y4UT6e3`C
(C) reject...envisioningN(s+c_5b
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_ Yh4j*lS3|6Y (C) questionnaire : poll
^9PB2Q\4n (D) platform : campaign
qP]3F.c,t} (E) agenda : meeting-@\,XK3JO

3b(NAw9_g4`"@X 9. EMBRACE: AFFECTION::o!W-A0|'nmp
(A) prediction : memory
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T(hE&o ho7T/MU (C) shrug : indifferenceP)^%B6CM(h!xRR)m,gX
(D) conversation : familiarity
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(B) nightmare : hallucination^a&lT]#y%I|$w3D
(C) failure : disgustK1G0q
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(D) suspicion : paranoia
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11. ANONYMOUS : IDENTIFY::
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(B) repressed : constrain
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(D) annoying : assist
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(A) astronomer : stars
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(C) lumberjack : sawE Rv6q"t6B5^
(D) tailor : clothing
:J,m2l6tgB)|'vx/JF (E) weaver : loom
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(A) venerable : denigration
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(C) redoubtable : regardv*_+H W5I4w'M~
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(A) spontaneous : extrovert
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(E) extravagant : miser
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(A) epic : scope
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(A) rhetoric : persuasive
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(C) metaphor : descriptive
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(A) pessimism
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frank_chow 发表于 2009-6-1 08:11

坐诸葛兄的沙发；哈哈~~~

minghao_2005 发表于 2009-6-1 08:59

谢谢斑竹

thatll 发表于 2009-6-1 11:12

[i=s] 本帖最后由 thatll 于 2009-6-1 21:44 编辑 [/i]
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carolineliu521 发表于 2009-6-1 12:05

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zenghao0000 发表于 2009-6-1 13:35

我觉得越到后面越难了，热别是这次的填空。。巨错。。

xck9917 发表于 2009-6-1 13:45

今早刚摸了这套，阅读和填空好难啊！！ 类反倒还好

mutah 发表于 2009-6-1 15:49

从第七套开始我的阅读就错的越来越多，也难以在规定时间内完成了。怎么办啊，我都因此失眠好久了。。。

rita2004 发表于 2009-6-1 16:41

400+800，模考verbal的分越来越低了，这次阅读竟然只对了一个，还没做完。填空也错一半，以前哪次也没这么烂。。。。。。。。

rita2004 发表于 2009-6-1 16:50

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7。Robin's words were not without emotion: they remained their level tone only by a careful ___ imminent extremes. 为什么答案是A，equipoise between? 我选的是D：limitation to. 这句话是什么意思？怎么翻译

rita2004 发表于 2009-6-1 17:56

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4, The senator's attempt to convince the public that he is not interested in running for a second term is ___ given the extremely ___ fund-raising activities of his campaign committee.
t4LG(`;Y)V3z 这题正确答案D：disingenuous...public要怎么解释？完全看不懂句子

frank_chow 发表于 2009-6-1 18:17

回楼上；偶很有印象这题在陈圣元的《句子填空》中出现过……
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4naF(^*h^3| P346，第四题；具体解释偶就不打上来了……请见谅……

thatll 发表于 2009-6-1 21:44

第二个数学的第25题什么意思
,~4ZDC/cL1d [font=Times New Roman][color=#000000]25. If the total number of commuters to County [i]W[/i] is twice the number to County [i]Z[/i], and if the average number of vehicles that transport commuters daily to County [i]W[/i] is 30,000, what is the approximate average number of vehicles that transport commuters daily to County [i]Z[/i]?[/color][/font]2{8{ HH8fh(F
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[font=Times New Roman][color=#000000](D) 27,000[/color][/font] {3~{*^(cL,pd4f@
[font=Times New Roman][color=#000000](E) 36,000[/color][/font]

widemanzhao 发表于 2009-6-2 11:17

540+780。崩溃了，越来越低了，填空错的一塌糊涂，完全没有感觉，读题时脑子都不转，哎~~~
9V|(tT8Fp!f Section 5的第七题问一下，题目又没说w的大小，怎么能判断QR/RS=3/4啊？如果w无限小，那比之远比3/4小啊。难道我做的题目条件没有给全？我的题目里没有任何关于w的信息，之说了分成4个小长方形，长为1，宽为w

flyPacific 发表于 2009-6-2 12:38

这个题我也错了，后来明白可以推出 1=3w，就是左边竖着的变长等于小矩形的长。
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qinlesheng 发表于 2009-6-2 13:31

这题我也错了。。。Xo?U_CXVN8A
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widemanzhao 发表于 2009-6-2 15:17

[i=s] 本帖最后由 widemanzhao 于 2009-6-2 17:04 编辑 [/i]
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rita2004 发表于 2009-6-2 18:00

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谢谢考拉，找到陈圣元的解释了

flyPacific 发表于 2009-6-3 00:12

这道题有没有人给个解释啊？一直很困惑。万分感谢。[b] [url=http://bbs.gter.net/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=1772791437&ptid=959363]13#[/url] [i]thatll[/i] [/b]

shanshan-annry 发表于 2009-6-3 00:37

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