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1、真题分类填空No.2-1填空Section11. When an oppressed group revolts against asociety, one must look for the - forcesthat led to the groups - that society.(A) disparate . acknowledgment of(B) specific . dependence on(C) altered . redistribution within(D) focused . interference with(E) underlying . alienation fr
2、om2. Every novel invites us to enter a world that isinitially strange; our gradual and selective orientationto its manners- infants - totheir environment.(A) imitates. welcome(B) completes . introduction(C) resembles . adjustment(D) alters . blindness(E) reinforces . resistance3. Superficial differe
3、nces between the specialproblems and techniques of the physical sciencesand those of the biological sciences are sometimescited as evidence for the - of biologyand for the claim that the methods of physicsare therefore not adequate to biological inquiry.(A) autonomy(B) vitalism(C) purposiveness(D) o
4、bsolescence(E) irrelevance4. As the creation of new knowledge throughscience has become - resistance to innovationhas become less - taking the form ofinertia rather than direct attack.(A) controversial . sporadic(B) institutionalized . aggressive(C) essential . effective(D) public . circumspect(E) s
5、uspect . lively5. Lizzie was a brave woman who could dare toincur a great danger for an adequate -.(A) risk(B) combat(C) object(D) event(E) encounter6. Rousseaus short discourse, a work that wasgenerally - the cautious, unadorned proseof the day, deviated from that prose style in its- discussion of
6、the physical sciences.(A) critical of . lengthy(B) superior to . austere(C) bolder than . intelligent(D) consistent with . unrestrained(E) influenced by . uninspired7. Certainly Murrays preoccupation with the taskof editing the Oxford English Dictionary begota kind of monomania, but it must be regar
7、dedas a - or at least an innocuous one.(A) tame(B) tendentious(C) meretricious(D) beneficent(E) sincere填空SECTION 21. Although there are weeks of negotiations ahead,and perhaps setbacks and new surprises, leadersof both parties are - that their differencescan be resolved.(A) optimistic(B) perplexed(C
8、) apprehensive(D) incredulous(E) uncertain2. The losing animal in a struggle saves itself fromdestruction by an act of -, an act usuallyrecognized and - by the winner.(A) submission. accepted(B) hostility. avoided(C) bluffing . reaffirmed(D) anger. condoned(E) hatred. duplicated3. He never - the wis
9、dom I had claimed forhim, and my friends quickly dismissed myestimate of his ability as -.(A) repudiated. irony(B) inhibited . propaganda(C) demonstrated. hyperbole(D) masked. exaggeration(E) vindicated. understatement4. It would seem that absolute qualities in art- us, that we cannot escape viewing
10、 worksof art in - of time and circumstance.(A) enlighten. a pattern(B) frighten. an absence(C) confuse. a welter(D) elude . a context(E) deceive. a milieu5. This new government is faced not only with- its economy but also with implementingnew rural development programs to - theflow of farm workers t
11、o the city.(A) managing. stem(B) offsetting. harness(C) bolstering. transmit(D) challenging. measure(E) modernizing. subsidize6. An analysis of the ideas in the novel compels ananalysis of the form of the work, particularlywhen form and content are as - as they arein The House of the Seven Gables.(A
12、) symptomatic(B) delineated(C) integrated(D) conspicuous(E) distinctive7. The blueprints for the new automobile were- at first glance, but the designer had beenbasically too conservative to - previousstandards of beauty.(A) striking. flout(B) impractical. ignore(C) impeccable. dispel(D) influential
13、.assess(E) confusing. incorporateNo.2-2Section 11. Because its average annual rainfall is only aboutfour inches, one of the major tasks faced by thecountry has been to find -sources of water.(A) discontinuous(B) natural(C) supplementary(D) pervasive(E) initial2. Both television commercials and progr
14、amspresent - view of the material world, onewhich promotes a standard of living that mostof us can probably not attain.(A) an unrealistic(B) an imprudent(C) a standardized(D) a perplexing(E) a banal3. Although it is unusual to denounce museumgoersfor not painting, it is quite common, evenfor those. who are unenthusiastic about sports,to criticize- for athletic-.(A) artists. ignorance(B) spectators. inactivity(C) athletes. snobbery(D) scholars. apathy(E) commentators. partiality4. Because the order in which the parts of speechappear in the sentences of a giv
