GRE填空题7套

北美考试部本题目是针对琦叔的GRE考前词汇串讲班编辑整理的课后练习。题目的构成如下：Section1,2,3为ETS从2006年宣布GRE改革以来，针对机构及考生公开发布的新GRE填空样题（有少量题目重复）。Section5为新GREOG中的填空题目，但不包含practicetest的题目（请同学们用practicetest的题目进行自我检测）Section4，6为2008年6月，2002年11月，2006年6月的GRE填空题目，完整且极其稀有。Section7为大白本95-99年的140道填空题目。建议参加培训的同学在课程结束，整理好笔记，并背诵完每个Section的单词后，完成对应Section的题目。由于课上琦叔借助题目中的主考词为同学们做核心单词的串讲与总结，对于单词的含义是否把握，句子内部的重复是否搞清楚的工作则需要同学们在课下借助本练习完成并巩固。题目的答案，请参看《新GRE考前冲刺词汇串讲》讲义中每个Section句子里黑体下划线的部分。也期待听过课程的热心同学将答案整理出来，作为该材料的补充，方便没有参加培训的同学进行练习。课程的录音我们会抓紧整理，有关《再要你命3000》如何使用，请参看http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMzUyOTc4ODI0.html。愿我们共同拿下新GRE核心单词！愿我们在考场上面对新GRE题目，来一个，灭一个！请勿用作商业用途，否则纯裸考！Section1(2006)1.ItistrulyparadoxicalthattheAmazon,thelushestofallrainforests,isrootedinthemostofallsoils.A.acidicB.coarseC.starkD.impoverishedE.infertileF.austere2.Cynicsbelievethatpeoplewhocomplimentsdosoinordertobepraisedtwice.A.conjureupB.covetC.deflectD.graspE.shrugoffF.understand3.Arestaurant’smenuisgenerallyreflectedinitsdécor;howeverdespitethisrestaurant’sappearanceitispedestrianinthemenuitoffers.A.elegantB.tawdryC.modernD.traditionalE.conventionalF.chic4.InternationalfinancialissuesaretypicallybytheUnitedStatesmediabecausetheyaretootechnicaltomakesnappyheadlinesandtooinaccessibletopeoplewholackabackgroundineconomics.A.neglectedB.slightedC.overratedD.hiddenE.criticizedF.repudiated5.Whileinmanywaystheirpersonalitiescouldnothavebeenmoredifferent—shewasebullientwherehewasglum,relaxedwherehewasawkward,garrulouswherehewas—theyweresurprisinglywellsuited.A.solicitousB.munificentC.irresoluteD.laconicE.fastidiousF.taciturn6.ThenatureofclassicaltragedyinAthensbeliesthemodernimageoftragedy:inthemodernviewtragedyisaustereandstrippeddown,itsrepresentationsofideologicalandemotionalconflictssosuperblycompressedthatthere’snothing________fortimetoerode.Blank(i)Blank(ii)unadornedinalienableharmoniousexigentmultifacetedextraneous7.Murray,whoseshowofrecentpaintingsanddrawingsisherbestinmanyyears,hasbeeneminenthereaboutsforaquartercentury,althoughoftenregardedwith_______,butthemostofthesepaintingsalldoubts.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)partialityproblematicexculpatecredulitysuccessfulassuageambivalencedisparagedwhet8.FarfromviewingJeffersonasaskepticalbutenlightenedintellectual,historiansofthe1960’sportrayedhimasthinker,eagertofilltheyoungwithhispoliticalorthodoxywhilecensoringideashedidnotlike.A.anadventurousB.adoctrinaireC.aneclecticD.ajudiciousE.acynical9.Dramaticliteratureoftenthehistoryofacultureinthatittakesasitssubjectmattertheimportanteventsthathaveshapedandguidedtheculture.A.confoundsB.repudiatesC.recapitulatesD.anticipatesE.polarizes10.Althoughthemovementtopreservehistoricbuildingsisnotusuallythoughtofas_________phenomenon,itdeservesmentioninthehistoryofideasbecauseitlaunchedthecritiqueoftheideologyofprogress.A.aneconomicB.anintellectualC.aninconsequentialD.acomprehensibleE.aphilanthropic11.Personalsacrificewithoutthepromiseofimmediategainisananomalyinthiserawhenasenseofisthemostpowerfulpredispositionshapingindividualactions.A.fairnessB.humanitarianismC.causalityD.ambiguityE.entitlement12.Newtechnologiesoftenbeginbywhathasgonebefore,andtheychangetheworldlater.Thinkhowlongittookpower-usingcompaniestorecognizethatwithelectricitytheydidnotneedtoclustertheirmachineryaroundthepowersource,asinthedaysofsteam.Instead,powercouldbetheirprocesses.Inthatsense,manyoftoday’scomputernetworksarestillinthesteamage.Theirfullpotentialremainsunrealized.Blank(i)Blank(ii)uprootingtransmittedtodismissingconsolidatedaroundmimickingincorporatedinto13.Therehasbeenmuchhand-wringingabouthowunpreparedAmericanstudentsareforcollege.Graffreversesthisperspective,suggestingthatcollegesareunpreparedforstudents.Inhisanalysis,theuniversitycultureislargelyenteringstudentsbecauseacademicculturefailstomakeconnectionstothekindsofargumentsandculturalreferencesthatstudentsgrasp.Understandably,manystudentsviewacademiclifeasritual.Blank(i)Blank(ii)primedforanarcaneopaquetoalaudableessentialforapainstaking14.OfcourseanyonewhohaseverperusedanunmodernizedtextofCaptainClark’sjournalsknowsthattheCaptainwasoneofthemostspellersevertowriteinEnglish,butdespitethisorthographicalrules,Clarkisneverunclear.Blank(i)Blank(ii)indefatigabledisregardforfastidiouspartialitytowarddefiantunpretentiousnessaboutSection2(2008)1.Thenarrativesthatvanquishedpeopleshavecreatedoftheirdefeathave,accordingtoSchivelbusch,fallenintoseveralidentifiabletypes.Inoneofthese,thevanquishedmanagetothevictor’striumphastheresultofsomespuriousadvantage,thevictorsbeingtrulyinferiorwhereitcounts.Oftenthewinnersthisinterpretation,worryingabouttheculturalormoralcostsoftheirtriumphandsogivingsomecredencetothelosers’story.Blank(i)Blank(ii)anointtakeissuewithconstruedisregardacknowledgecolludein2.ThatthePresidentmanagestheeconomyisanassumptiontheprevailingwisdomthatdominateselectoralpoliticsintheUnitedStates.Asaresult,presidentialelectionshavebecomereferendaonthebusinesscycle,whosefortuitousturningsarethePresident.Presidentsareproperlyaccountablefortheirexecutiveandlegislativeperformance,andcertainlytheiractionsmayhaveprofoundeffectsontheeconomy.Buttheseeffectsare.Unfortunately,modernpoliticalcampaignsarefoughtontheuntenablepremisethatPresidentscandeliberatelyproducepreciseeconomicresults.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)atoddswithjustifiablypersonifiedinusuallylong-lastingperipheraltoerroneouslyattributedtoregrettablyunnoticeablecentraltooccasionallyassociatedwithlargelyunpredictable3.OfcourseanyonewhohaseverperusedanunmodernizedtextofCaptainClark’sjournalsknowsthattheCaptainwasoneofthemostspellersevertowriteinEnglish,butdespitethisorthographicalrules,Clarkisneverunclear.Blank(i)Blank(ii)fastidiousdisregardforindefatigablepartialitytowarddefiantunpretentiousnessabout4.Havingdisplayedhisartcollectioninavastmodernistwhitespacein_________formerwarehouse,Mr.Saatchihaschosenforhisnewsiteitspolaropposite,ariversidemonumenttocivicpompositythatoncehousedthelocalgovernment.Thereisnothingaboutthenewlocation:thebuilding’sdesignisbureaucraticbaroque,stylethatisasdeclamatoryasatask-forcereportandasself-regardingasacampaignspeech.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)adecadentatavisticanasceticaclaustrophobicspareagrandioseanunprepossessingpretentiousanunderstatedSection3(2010)1.Itisrefreshingtoreadabookaboutourplanetbyanauthorwhodoesnotallowfactstobebypolitics:wellawareofthepoliticaldisputesabouttheeffectsofhumanactivitiesonclimateandbiodiversity,thisauthordoesnotpermitthemto________hiscomprehensivedescriptionofwhatweknowaboutourbiosphere.Heemphasizestheenormousgapsinourknowledge,thesparsenessofourobservations,andthe,callingattentiontothemanyaspectsofplanetaryevolutionthatmustbebetterunderstoodbeforewecanaccuratelydiagnosetheconditionofourplanet.Blank1Blank2Blank3overshadowedenhanceplausibilityofourhypothesesinvalidatedobscurecertaintyofourentitlementilluminatedunderscoresuperficialityofourtheories2.Vainandpronetoviolence,Caravaggiocouldnothandlesuccess:themorehis________asanartistincreased,themorehislifebecame.Blank1Blank2temperancetumultuousnotorietyprovidentialeminencedispassionate3.Theauthor’sstylerendersafascinatingsubject,theroleplayedbyluckineverydaylife,extraordinarily.Blank1Blank2soporificpedanticlucidtediouscolloquialopaque4.Fromtheoutset,theconceptoffreedomoftheseasfromtheproprietaryclaimsofnationswaschallengedbyacontrarynotion—thatoftheoftheoceansforreasonsofnationalsecurityandprofit.A.promotionB.explorationC.surveyingD.conservationE.appropriation5.Althoughitdoescontainsomepioneeringideas,onewouldhardlycharacterizetheworkas.A.orthodoxB.eccentricC.originalD.triflingE.conventionalF.innovative6.Thecorporationexpectsonlyincreasesinsalesnextyeardespiteayearlongefforttoreviveitsretailingbusiness.A.dynamicB.predictableC.expandingD.modestE.slightF.volatileSection4(0806)1.SinceoneofProfessorRoche'soft-repeatedadageswasthatfamiliarityleadsto________,hisstudentswerequitesurprisedtofindhimso_______ReturnoftheNative,anovelhehadtaughtforover30years.A.love...enthusiasticoverB.contempt...disdainfulofC.knowledge...conversantwithD.boredom...excitedbyE.admiration...confusedby2.Reasonwasoncebelievedtobehuman,butlatelythisassumptionofintellectualsuperiorityhascomeunderincreasinglyskepticalscrutiny:mostresearchersnowatleastthenotionthatsomeanimalscanthink.A.logically…ridiculeB.unique…entertainC.scarcely…embraceD.quintessentially…balkatE.peculiarly…scoffat3.Powerfulastheyare,thesongstheartistisbestknownformightstingmoreandhaveevengreateremotionalcomplexityifonefeltthathiscriticismswereaimedathimselfaswellasathisunnamedfoes.A.accusatoryB.altruisticC.mournfulD.simplisticE.humble4.Inherlovetheseaissymbol:tothenarratoritclearlyrepresentseverythingthatisdestructiveinnature,butatothertimesitseemstostandforeverythinginnaturethatisserenelybeautiful.A.anenduringB.anambiguousC.acoherentD.anobtrusiveE.adiscrete5.Despitetheirextensiveeffortstodeterminethemodeofoil,scientistsstillhavenottheprocessbywhichoilisproduced.Adispersion…excludedBsynthesis…rejectedCcreation…investigatedDrecovery…condonedEgenesis…established6.Comparedwiththeirparties,politiciansare:theyareconsiderablylessenduringthantheorganizationsinwhichtheyfunction.AubiquitousBautonomousCfickleDimmutableEtransitory7.Chavez’accountofhersupervisors’decisionmakingbeliestheagency’simageaslittlemorethanbureaucracy.Acautious…astaidBill-informed…adisorganizedCreckless…anincompetentDsystematic…amethodicalEheadlong…atimorous8.Thecauseofthediseaseisfairlysimpleandhasbeenunderstoodforoveracentury;bycontrast,itssymptomsandeffectsare.AstraightforwardBilluminatingCsevereDwellresearchedEperplexing9.Throughouttheartist’sworkthererunsathreadofpsychicdarknessstrongenoughtounnervethemostaddedsensibility:evenherdrawingsfromthecomparatively_______monthsofhervisittoRomeviolencesecrecy,anddespair.Atranquil…emanateBmorbid…conveyClanguid…eschewDdisturbed…expressEfelicitous…shun10.Evenamongthestaid,unemotionaldenominationsofthe1830sand1840s,therenewalofreligiousfervorandthenecessityofcompetingwithmoreclericsinevitablyledtoagreaterministerialshowmanship.Acharismatic…cultivationofBreserved…attractiontoCwell-known…disdain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einvention,”Mr.Russellsaid.Speculatingonthestateofinnovationoverthenextcentury,severalinventorsagreedthatthefuturelayingivingchildrenthetoolstothinkcreativelyandthemotivationtoinvent.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)AbeenattheexpenseofDinadditiontorestrictingGevaluateBnobearingonEasidefromsupportingHprotectCcomethroughFfarfromexaggeratingIdisseminate18.Statementspresentedasfactinapatentapplicationareunlessagoodreasonfordoubtisfound.Theinventionhasonlytobedeemed“morelikelythannot”toworkinordertoreceiveinitialapproval.And,althoughthousandsofpatentsarechallengedincourtforotherreasons,noincentiveexistsforanyonetoexpendeffort_________thescienceofanerroneouspatent.Forthisreasontheendlessstreamof_______deviceswillcontinuetoyieldoccasionalpatents.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)ApresumedverifiableDcorroboratingGnovelBcarefullyscrutinizedEadvancingHbogusCconsideredcapriciousFdebunkingIobsolete19.Everademandingreaderofthefictionofothers,thenovelistChasewaslikewiseoftentheobjectofanalysesbyhiscontemporaries.AexactingBcopiousCrespectfulDacerbicEscathingFmeticulous20.Hershouldnotbeconfusedwithmiserliness;aslongasIhaveknownher,shehasalwaysbeenwillingtoassistthosewhoareinneed.AstinginessBdiffidenceCfrugalityDilliberalityEintoleranceFthrift21.Amisconceptionfrequentlyheldbynovicewritersisthatsentencestructuremirrorsthought:themoreconvolutedthestructure,themoretheideas.AcomplicatedBengagedCessentialDfancifulEinconsequentialFinvolved22.Forsometimenow,hasbeenpresumednottoexist:thecynicalconvictionthateverybodyhasanangleisconsideredwisdom.ArationalityBflexibilityCdiffidenceDdisinterestednessEinsincerity23.Humannatureandlongdistanceshavemadeexceedingthespeedlimita________inthestate,sothelegislatorssurprisednoonewhen,accedingtopublicdemand,theyincreasedpenaltiesforspeeding.Blank(i)Blank(ii)AcontroversialhabitDendorsedBcherishedtraditionEconsideredCdisquietingritualFrejected24.Serling’saccountofhisemployer’srecklessdecisionmakingthatcompany’simageasbureaucracyfullofwarymanagers.Blank(i)Blank(ii)AbeliesDaninjudiciousBexposesEadisorganizedCovershadowsFacautious25.Noothercontemporarypoet’sworkhassuchawell-earnedreputationfor__________,andtherearefewwhosemoralvisionissoimperiouslyunsparing.Oflate,however,thealmostbelligerentdemandsofhissevereanddenselyforbiddingpoetryhavetakenanimprobableturn.Thisnewcollectionisthepoet’sfourthbookinsixyears—anampleoutputevenforpoetsofsunnydisposition,letaloneforoneofsuchovertheprevious50years.Yetforallhisnewfound,hispoetryisasthornyasever.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)ApatentaccessibilityDpenitentialausterityGtaciturnityBintrinsicfrivolityEintractableprolixityHvolubilityCnearimpenetrabilityFimpetuousprodigalityIpellucidity26.Managerswhothinkthatstrongenvironmentalperformancewilltheircompany’sfinancialperformanceoftenclaimsthatsystemsdesignedtohelpthemmanageenvironmentalconcernsarevaluabletools.Bycontrast,managerswhoperceiveenvironmentalperformancetobetofinancialsuccessmayviewanenvironmentalmanagementsystemasextraneous.Ineithersituation,andwhatevertheirperceptions,itisamanager’scommitmenttoachievingenvironmentalimprovementratherthanthemerepresenceofasystemthatdeterminesenvironmentalperformance.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)AeclipseDuncriticallyacceptGcomplementaryBbolsterEappropriatelyacknowledgeHintrinsicCdegradeFhotlydisputeIperipheral27.Philosophy,unlikemostothersubjects,doesnottrytoextendourknowledgebydiscoveringnewinformationabouttheworld.Insteadittriestodeepenourunderstandingthroughwhatisalreadyclosesttous—theexperiences,thoughts,concepts,andactivitiesthatmakeupourlivesbutthatordinarilyescapeournoticepreciselybecausetheyaresofamiliar.Philosophybeginsbyfinding__________thethingsthatare.Blank(i)Blank(ii)Blank(iii)AattainmentofDessentiallyirrelevantGmostprosaicBruminationonEutterlymysteriousHsomewhathackneyedCdetachmentfromFthoroughlycommonplaceIrefreshinglynovel28.Thegovernment’simplementationofanewcodeofethicsappearedintendedtoshoreuptherulingparty’sstandingwithanincreasinglyelectorateatatimewhenthepartyisbesiegedbychargesthatittradesfavorsforcampaignmoney.AaloofBplacidCrestiveDskittishEtranquilFvociferous29.Overlarge,uneven,andultimatelydisappointing,theretrospectiveexhibitionseemstoomuchlikespecialpleadingforaforgottenpainterofrealbut__________talents.AlimitedBpartialCundiscoveredDcircumscribedEprosaicFhidden30.Newspapersreportthattheformerexecutivehasbeentryingtokeepalowprofilesincehisexitfromthecompany.AcelebratedBmysteriousClong-awaitedDfortuitousEindecorousFunseemly31.Inherlateryears,