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GRE真题0207年GRE真题及答案解析整理
【02-07年GRE真题及答案解析整理】
20XX年11月23日GRE笔考题
VERBAL部分
Section1填空
1.Althoughshegivesbadly_______titlestohermusicalcompositions,they_______unusualcombinationsofmaterialsincludingGregorianchant,Asianscalepatternsandrhythms,electronicsounds,andbirdsongs.
A.exotic…belie
B.eccentric…deploy
C.traditional…exclude
D.imaginative…disguise
E.conventional…incorporate
2.EventhoughthefolktalesPerroultcollectedandretoldwerenotsolelyFrenchinorigin,hisversionsofthemweresodecidedlyFrenchinstylethatlateranthologizesofFrenchfolktaleshavenever_______them.
A.excluded
B.admired
C.collected
D.promoted
E.comprehended
3.Inarguingagainstassertionsthatenvironmentalcatastropheisimminent,herbookdoesnotridiculeallpredictionsofdoombutratherclaimsthattherisksofharmhaveinmanycasesbeen_________.
A.exaggerated
B.ignored
C.scrutinized
D.derided
E.increased
4.Thereseemstobeno________thereadingpublic’sthirstforbooksaboutthe1960’s:
indeed,thenormallevelofinteresthas______recentlybecauseofaspateofpopulartelevisiondocumentaries.
A.quenching…moderated
B.whetting…mushroomed
C.curtailing…warned
D.ignoring…transformed
E.slaking…increased
5.Despiteatendencytobeovertly_______,thepoetryoftheMiddleAgesoftensparkstheimaginationandprovideslivelyentertainment,aswellaspioussentiments.
A.diverting
B.emotional
C.didactic
D.romantic
E.whimsical
6.Oneofthefirst______ofreducedburninginAmazonrainforestswasthechestnutindustry:
smoketendstodriveouttheinsectthat,bypollinatingchestnuttree,allowchestnutstodevelop.
A.reformers
B.discoveries
C.casualties
D.critics
E.beneficiaries
7.Theresearchcommitteeurgedthearchaeologistto_______herclaimthatthetombshehasdiscoveredwasthatofAlexandertheGreat,sinceherinitialreporthasbeenbasedonlyon______.
A.disseminate…supposition
B.withdraw…evidence
C.undercut…caprice
D.document…conjecture
E.downplay…facts
类比词
8.STOMACH:
DIGESTION
A.heart:
pulsationB.eye:
recognitionC.muscle:
exertionD.skin:
irritationE.lung:
respiration
9.DEHYDRATE:
WATER
A.melt:
liquidB.wither:
vitalityC.anchor:
stabilityD.emote:
enthusiasmE.shrivel:
winkle
10.RAVENOUS:
HUNGRY
A.congenial:
friendlyB.mean:
wildC.obsessed:
absorbedD.inept:
clumsyE.sated:
savory
11.ELEGY:
LAMENT
A.epic:
idolizeB.comely:
pleaseC.parody:
ridiculeD.sonnet:
courtE.tragedy:
pity
12.ANECDOTE:
NARRATIVE
A.acronym:
letterB.summary:
excerptC.simile:
comparison
D.metaphor:
fantasyE.pseudonym:
signature
13.TRUNATE:
LENGTH
A.separate:
substanceB.ventilate:
circulationC.vaccinate:
immunity
D.transfer:
locationE.cool:
temperature
14.GENERATION:
INDIVIDUAL
A.conference:
speakerB.shift:
laborerC.city:
officialD.tree:
limb
E.river:
stream
15.RERERTOIRE:
PERFORMANCE
A.agenda:
meetingB.catalog:
libraryC.manifest:
cargoD.invoice:
receiptE.inventory:
sale
16.BLANDISHMENT:
COAX
A.equivocation:
disputeB.assessment:
inferC.augmentation:
complicate
D.persuasion:
coerceE.explanation:
enlighten
短文章
Industrialproductionofpowdersinvolvesmechanicalforcesfracturingindividualparticlesofmaterialintoever-smallerparticles.Thetheoryexplainingthisfracturingrecognizestwogeneraltypesofbehaviorexhibitedbymaterialunderstress:
elasticandplasticdeformation.Elasticdeformationoccurswhenstressisplacedorabrittlematerial,whichdeformsandthenreturnstoitsoriginalshapewhenstressisremoved.Ifthematerialisstressedtooheavily,however,excessenergybuildsupandthematerialfractures.Thisbehaviormakesbrittlematerialfracturesuddenlywhensubjectedtomechanicalimpactbypowder-makingmachines.Nobrittle,orductile,materialsbycontrast,arehardertofracture,sincetheyrespondtocomparableamountsofstressbydeformingplastically,thatis,bychangingshapepermanently.Excessenergythatbuildsupinthestrainedmaterialisexpendedindeformationofthematerialratherthaninfracturing.Plasticbehaviorcanalsobeexhibitedbybrittlematerialsastheirparticlesbecomesmallerduringprocessingandthuslesssusceptibletofracturing.
反义词
28.DISAVOW
A.instigateB.acknowledgeC.envisionD.ameliorateE.inculcate
29.FLOURISH
A.loseoutB.catchupC.turnoffD.wasteawayE.slowdown
30.HYPERBOLE
A.misdemeanorB.understatementC.imprecationD.concessionE.obstinacy
31.RIVETING
A.appetizingB.enrichingC.wearisomeD.wastefulE.harmful
32.DAMN
A.undoB.entreatC.mollifyD.motivateE.extol
33.REPROACH
A.sustainB.advanceC.acclaimD.manipulateE.embellish
34.MYOPIA
A.maturityB.prescienceC.promptresponseD.goodfortuneE.finalevent
35.NICE
A.restrainedB.colorlessC.obscureD.impreciseE.balanced
36.LASSITUDE
A.prideB.breadthC.vimD.pompE.valor
37.PUSILLANIMOUS
A.successfulB.sociableC.adeptD.stoutheartedE.trustworthy
38.ABASE
A.aggrandizeB.limitC.defyD.purifyE.destabilize
Section3填空
1．Thescientistfounditpuzzlingthathistheoryencountered_______despitewidespreadagreementthatitwas_______
A.respect…crucial
B.dismissal…simplistic
C.skepticism…unfathomable
D.opposition…indisputable
E.acceptance…comprehensive
2.Therateatwhichsoilcanabsorbwater________withcontinuouswetting,sothelongera_________lasts,orthegreatertherateofprecipitation,thehigherthepercentageofwaterthatwillflowacrossthegroundasrunoffandenterstreamchannels.
A.rises…deluge
B.diminishes…drought
C.increases…shower
D.decreases…rainstorm
E.stabilizes…thaw
3.Theideasexpressedinthearthistorian’sbookaremore_____thanonewouldexpectorthebasisofherrather_________treatmentofhersubjectintheopeningpages.
A.compelling…intriguing
B.accessible…recondite
C.hidebound…reactionary
D.insightful…innovative
E.dispassionate…evenhanded
4.Themeetingonenvironmentalissuesproduced________discussionbutnocommitmentonaplanofaction:
themanyuncertaintiessurroundingglobalclimaticchangeandthehugecostofeffortstolimititmadethepolicymakers____
A.little…voluble
B.heated…contentious
C.cordial…quarrelsome
D.frustrating…affable
E.interminable…businesslike
5.Artthatenduresoftenmakesaninitiallydisturbingimpact:
theprofoundexperiencethatsuchartseekstoprovokenecessarilyengendersacertain___
A.familiarity
B.ennui
C.upheaval
D.intimacy
E.tranquility
6.Thehistoryoffilmreflectsthe_____inherentinthemediumitself:
filmcombinesstillphotographstorepresentcontinuousmotionand,whileseemingtopresentlifeitself,canalsoofferimpossibleanddreamlikeunrealities.
A.trivialities
B.biases
C.constraints
D.paradoxes
E.liabilities
7.The______withwhichthepoliticianpeppersherspeechesaresomemorablethatmanypeoplethinkofherasbeingfarmore_______thansheinfactis.
A.superlatives…egalitarian
B.pejoratives…optimistic
C.examples…soporific
D.diatribes…censorious
E.malapropisms…straightforward
类比
8.ANTISEPTIC:
DISINFECT:
:
A.solvent:
preserveB.emollient:
softenC.tonic:
inoculateD.antidote:
poison
E.palliative:
sensitize
9.DOSE:
MEDICINE:
:
A.beverage:
drinkB.medal:
awardC.tremor:
earthquakeD.ration:
food
E.temp:
music
10.DITCH:
CANYON:
:
A.landslide:
erosionB.boulder:
graniteC.weed:
vegetationD.burrow:
cavern
E.moon:
planet
11.AVERSION:
DISINCLINATION:
:
A.assurance:
doubtB.adulation:
admirationC.evaluation:
preference
D.denunciation:
avowalE.slander:
insincerity
12.AIRTIGHT:
LEAK:
:
A.sporadic:
continuityB.incorporeal:
importanceC.ancient:
relevance
D.arcane:
solutionE.invalid:
certainty
13.SPURN:
CONTEMPT:
:
A.condone:
mercyB.apologize:
regretC.vacillate:
impression
D.balk:
obstructionE.endorse:
familiarity
14.TEACHER:
CLASSROOM:
:
A.bather:
beachB.resident:
neighborhoodC.traveler:
station
D.child:
playgroundE.chef:
kitchen
15.RESCISSION:
LEGISLATION:
:
A.authorization:
retrenchmentB.recantation:
testimonyC.attainment:
goal
D.cessation:
processE.acquittal:
innocence
16.POLULATION:
MORTALITY
A.electorate:
abstentionB.workforce:
attritionC.traffic:
gridlock
D.membership:
absenteeismE.taxation:
expenditure
反义词
28.DISSIPATE
A.pileupB.sortoutC.illuminateD.hastenE.include
29.TRANSIENT
A.distantB.helpfulC.actualD.violetE.everlasting
30.EXTRANEOUS
A.indeterminateB.modifiedC.accurateD.concealedE.essential
31.SEEMLY
A.banalB.deceitfulC.indecorousD.eclecticE.ineffectual
32.VIRULENT
A.intermittentB.courteousC.defeatedD.confidentE.salubrious
33.TORRID
A.gloomyB.inertC.icyD.opaqueE.smooth
34.FORMIDABLE
A.enticingB.invigoratingC.ambivalentD.affectionateE.negligent
35.DISCURSIVE
A.politeB.succinctC.floridD.candidE.impassioned
36.EXECRATION
A.misrepresentationB.engrossmentC.requisitionD.approbationE.allegiance
37.VICISSITUDINOUS
A.charitableB.immutableC.imitativeD.extrinsicE.endearing
38.TENDENTIOUS
A.uncommonB.uncooperativeC.unpretentiousD.unimportantE.unbiased
短文章
late-eighteenth-centurypoliticaleconomistsregardedthespecializationoflaborasapositi
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