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magoosh填空题

Itwasnotoutofmere_____thatMozart,bythenwellestablished,soughtoutayoungBeethoven—inthelatter’searlyworkMozartdivinedageniusthathehopedto,insomeway,cultivate.

窗体顶端

∙Acontrariness

∙Bsolicitude

∙Csurliness

∙Dprejudice

∙Eenlightenment

窗体底端

Gearingupforthe2008Olympics,thecityofBeijingworkedwithimpressive_____:

theNationalStadium,colloquiallyreferredtoastheBird’sNest,aworkofsuchgrandiositythatmostmunicipalitieswouldhavelaboredfiveyearstocomplete,wasfinishedinlessthanhalfthattime.

窗体顶端

∙Arepute

∙Btyranny

∙Cdispatch

∙Dhardiness

∙Einsolence

ThumbinghisnosewithequalderisionatMozartashedidatMonet,Thomaswasanavowed_____,treatingallartswithcontempt.

窗体顶端

∙Aaesthete

∙Bsecularist

∙Cchauvinist

∙Dinquisitor

∙Ephilistine

窗体底端

Criticswhochargedthatthetechnologystart-uphadblatantlyappropriatedthelaptopdesignoftheleadingmanufacturerfailedtotakeintoaccountarecentreportcitingthatthestart-uphadbeenanythingbut_____,asnotonlywasitthefirsttomarket,butpicturesofitsoriginaldesignhadinitiallysurfacedpublicly.

窗体顶端

∙Ahesitant

∙Bdominant

∙Cinnovative

∙Dunscrupulous

∙Eposthumous

窗体底端

Theauthor’snameinshininglights—onthebookjacket,thatis—_____thecollectivenatureoftheenterprise:

beforehundredsofseasonedeyesevenporeoverafinalcopy,theauthorhashadmanyexpertreadershelpfashionthenovelfromitsveryinception.

窗体顶端

∙Aundermines

∙Bbelies

∙Cinforms

∙Dreaffirms

∙Edisambiguates

窗体底端

Theattempted_____offeredlittleinthewayofaresolution;indeedthefateofmanycharacterswasleftunanswered.

窗体顶端

∙Arebuttal

∙Bproscription

∙Cdenouement

∙Ddeposition

∙Erecapitulation

窗体底端

Manyhigh-techCEOs,perceivedashavingabsolutepowerovertheirrespectivedomains,areaccordedthesameaweandesteemoncereservedfor_____.

窗体顶端

∙Amavericks

∙Bpugilists

∙Cdoyennes

∙Dconsiglieri

∙Epotentates

窗体底端

Despitetheformalityoftheoccasion,hedancedwith_____,flailinghisarmsintheairuninhibitedly.

窗体顶端

∙Adecorum

∙Bpiquancy

∙Cvitriol

∙Dunease

∙Eabandon

Therearefew_____thrillstobegleanedfromKafka’swriting,forhischaracters,whichtypicallyembodyideas,arenotfleshedoutenoughforthereadertobecomefullyimmersedintheirplights.

窗体顶端

∙Anovel

∙Bvicarious

∙Ctangential

∙Dprecarious

∙Esubstantive

窗体底端

TheOlympicCyclingTeamtooktheir_____atthebaseofthemountain,hopingthattheextracalorieswouldsustainthemduringthetortuousascent.

窗体顶端

∙Avows

∙Brepast

∙Cumbrage

∙Ddander

∙Eleave

窗体底端

Theincumbentwassoroundlytrouncedinthelatestpollsthatanynotionhehadatwinningtheelectionwasillusory,nothingmorethana（n）_____.

窗体顶端

∙Afolly

∙Bintrigue

∙Cchimera

∙Dconvenience

∙Epresumption

窗体底端

Thatthepsychopharmacologicaljournalhadalreadypublishedthefindingsoftheclinician’sexperimentrendered_____anypriormisgivingsshehadregardingthevalidityofhercontrolgroup.

窗体顶端

∙Aextant

∙Bmoot

∙Cfallacious

∙Dtopical

∙Eretroactive

窗体底端

Revolutionsdolittletocureanation’s_____–theveryagitationthatallowedforachangeinpreviousruleoftenprecludestheformationofaviablegovernment.

窗体顶端

∙Ajingoism

∙Bparanoia

∙Crestiveness

∙Deuphoria

∙Ecupidity

窗体底端

Thepoliticianspokeinatedious,pompousmanner,_____theentiredurationofhisspeech.

窗体顶端

∙Aranting

∙Banointing

∙Cbloviating

∙Dmisconstruing

∙Eaugmenting

窗体底端

Itillbehoovesthepresidentelecttoforthwith_____thepoliciesthatkepthispredecessoringoodstandingonbothsidesofthepoliticaldivide.

窗体顶端

∙Aenact

∙Babrogate

∙Cpromulgate

∙Drequire

∙Eembrace

窗体底端

Whileshewasunfailingly_____tohersuperiors,suchslavishobedienceandunquestioningsycophancyneverhelpedherascendbeyondtheroleofalackey.

窗体顶端

∙Aglib

∙Bimpertinent

∙Cobliging

∙Dobsequious

∙Edeferential

窗体底端

Thoughtheaccountingfirmwasexoneratedofanycorporatemalfeasance,theperceptionthatitisnotcompletely_____haspersisted.

窗体顶端

∙Aunscrupulous

∙Baboveboard

∙Ccompetent

∙Dtarnished

∙Eunforthcoming

窗体底端

Incensuringtheacademiccommitteeforapparentlybeing_____inappointingachancellor,theuniversitypresidentmistookdeliberationforprocrastination--thecommitteehadbeenguiltyofnothingmorethanascrupulousvettingofallcandidates.

窗体顶端

∙Abiased

∙Bdilatory

∙Coverzealous

∙Dprevarication

∙Edilation

窗体底端

Historyhasrecastthe15thcenturyFlorentinemonkGirolamoSavonarolaasarabble-rousingzealotlordingoverthe“bonfireofthevanities”;yetthisso-called_____--mainlybecausehedirectedhiscensureatthechurch--wasacrusaderforausterityandthusacheckonapapacythathadrunacourseofprofligacy.

窗体顶端

∙Aascetic

∙Bnonpartisan

∙Cheretic

∙Dmartyr

∙Elibertine

窗体底端

ForNancy,teatimewasnomere_____:

shewassopersnicketythateachstepoftheprocess—heating,steeping,andstirring—wasexecutedwiththesolemnityandexactitudeofasurgeon.

窗体顶端

∙Arespite

∙Bduress

∙Cvocation

∙Dceremony

∙Egambit

窗体底端

Thechoreographerwasmainlyconcernedwith_____details,astheperiodproductionrequiredtheleadstodonanumberofdifferentoutfits.

窗体顶端

∙Afrivolous

∙Bsartorial

∙Cpractical

∙Dsporadic

∙Einchoate

窗体底端

Theeffectsofradiationare_____:

onlyaftermanyyears,onceachronicdiseasesurfaces,dopeoplerealizetheyhad,atsomepointintheirlives,beenexposed.

窗体顶端

∙Adebatable

∙Binsidious

∙Cobvious

∙Dindiscernible

∙Ebenign

窗体底端

Becausethecorporationhassufferedconsecutivequarterlosses,attimesarbitrarilyterminatingjobs,employeesfondlyrecallthe_____days.

窗体顶端

∙Aprodigal

∙Bpredictable

∙Cinsufferable

∙Darchaic

∙Ehalcyon

窗体底端

InAugust27th,1883,theIndonesianislandofKrakatoa,hometoahighlyvolatilevolcano,disappearedovernightinadisplayofstunninggeologicalprowessthatcontinued_____evenaftertheislandhadvanished,asaseriesofmassiveseismicshockscreatedatsunamiwithwavesof150-feethighthattravelednearlyathousandmiles.

窗体顶端

∙Afurtively

∙Bhaphazardly

∙Cundiminished

∙Dhypothetically

∙Eretroactively

窗体底端

That,thoughnofaultofhisown,GeorgeCuvier,thefatherofextinctiontheory,hasmostlyslippedintoobscurity,hisnametypicallysurfacingonlyinpaleontologyjournals,isanoutcomethat—givenhisfieldandhisclaimthathisworkwouldendure—smacksof_____.

窗体顶端

∙Aunexpectedness

∙Barrogance

∙Cmagnanimity

∙Dirony

∙Einsignificance

窗体底端

Forallherbrilliance,Adawasundonebya（n）_____thatledhertodisparagethosewhotookanyspeculationtooseriously,averringthatthephilosophicalmindworkedbestwhenitdidnotattachitselftoostronglytoanyonelineofthought.

窗体顶端

∙Acleverness

∙Binsouciance

∙Chostility

∙Dsedulity

∙Eearnestness

窗体底端

Withthecriticswaitingintheflanks,theirpensflourishedlikerapiers,Henderson_____whatwouldinevitablybeamediacircusregardingthereleaseofyetanotherofhispopular--thoughalwayspilloriedinthepress--seriesofbooksfeaturingadashingheroinecapableofunlimitedphysicalprowessandendlessderring-do.

窗体顶端

∙Alampooned

∙Bbalkedat

∙Csteeledhimselffor

∙Dinvited

∙Econtemplated

窗体底端

Rubens,forallhishigh-flownrhetoric,churnsoutbookreviewsthathavecometoseem_____:

fromdecadesofcritiquingother’sprose,henowreliesonafamiliarandtiredformula.

窗体顶端

∙Ascathing

∙Bperfunctory

∙Cerudite

∙Dmawkish

∙Edraconian

窗体底端

Meticuloustoafault,Sarahisoftenconsidered_____;unless,ofcourse,herconsummateeyefordetailworksinone’sfavor.

窗体顶端

∙Aobstinate

∙Bprecocious

∙Cwayward

∙Dperfunctory

∙Epersnickety

窗体底端

Withallthetrappingsofa“successful”novelist,Farminghouseperhapswillmostlikelyexperiencea（n）_____fame:

posterityrarelylookskindlyonthosewriterswhobedazzlethehoipolloi.

窗体顶端

∙Ameteoric

∙Bpotential

∙Celusive

∙Dnotorious

∙Eenduring

窗体底端

Fenton’smotiveswereclearly（i）_____,yetFentontried,inthemostingratiatingway,to（ii）_____hisinnocence.

Blank（i）

Blank（ii）

∙Aaboveboard

∙Bbase

∙Covert

∙Dmaintain

∙Edismiss

∙Fhide

Mulcahy,inaverringthatmostliterarycriticismhasbecomesofilledwithabstrusejargonastobepracticallyindecipherabletoanyonesaveitspractitioners,ishimself（i）_____:

hismainpointwillbediscernibleonlytotheverycommunityheseeksto（ii）_____.

Blank（i）

Blank（ii）

∙Auncertain

∙Bcomplicit

∙Cenlightened

∙Ddefend

∙Eimpugn

∙Finform

Whereastheincumbent’sopponentsfeverishlyworkedaroundtheclock,diggingupseeminglyirrelevantinformationonlytocontorta（n）（i）_____incidentsothatitappearedunequivocallydamning,theincumbenthimselfresortedtonosuch（ii）_____andpreferredinsteadtocalumniatehisopponentsduringhighlypublicizeddebates.

Blank（i）

Blank（ii）

∙Abenign

∙Bunambiguous

∙Cdisgraceful

∙Ddesperatesubterfuge

∙Econcealedoutpouring

∙Fsubtlepromotion

Giacomo’sconcerti,muchlikethecomposerhimself,werea（i）_____affair.Fitsofpassionwould,withoutwarning,givewaytosuddenidylls,asthoughthecomposerhadbeentryingto（ii）_____hisinnerconflicts.Onlyinhislaterworks,whicharefarmoreabstract,doesheeschewtryingtocapturehisinnerstates.

Blank（i）

Blank（ii）

∙Amercurial

∙Brambling

∙Ctorrid

∙Dexorcise

∙Eforeshadow

∙Fmirror

Foranobscurepoettohavepennedsucharefined,poignantsonnetisnotatall（i）_____.Thesonnet,afterall,hasbeenafavoredformforhundredsofyearsamongsttheamateurandlioniz