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armsshipmentsshouldgiveallthecombatantsachancetoreevaluatetheirpositions.moratoriumdevelopmentTheproponentsofrecombinantDNAresearchhavedecidedto regulationoftheirwork;theyhopethatbymakingthiscompromisetheycanforestallproposedstateandlocalcontrolsthatmightbeevenstiffer.EventhosewhodisagreedwithCarmen’sviewsrarelyfaultedherforexpressingthem,forthepositionsshetookwereas astheywereUntilthecurrentwarmingtrendexceedstherangeofnormalclimaticfluctuations,therewillbe,amongscientists,considerable thepossibilitythatincreasinglevelsofatmosphericCO2cancauselong-termwarmingeffects.uncertaintyworryexperimentationCurrentdatasuggestthat,although statesbetweenfearandaggressionThoughfeministinitsimplications,YvonneRainer’s1974film filmmaker’sactiveinvolvementinfeministpolitics. ofloyaltiesisfirsttooneself,nexttokin,thentofellowtribemembers,andfinallytocompatriots.Theeradicationofpollutionisnotmerelyamatterof ,thoughthemajesticbeautyofnatureisindeedanimportantconsideration.ExerciseThecorporationexpectsonly increasesinsalesnextyeardespiteayearlongefforttoretrieveitsretailingbusiness.ThomasPaine,whosepoliticalwritingwasoftenflamboyant,wasinprivatelifeasurprisingly man:helivedinrentedrooms,atelittle,andworedrabclothes.Exposuretolow-intensitygammaradiationslowstherateofgrowthofthespoilagemicroorganismsinfoodinmuchthesamewaythatthelowheatusedin thespoilageactionofthemicroorganismsinmilk.Romanhistorianswhostudytheperiod30B.C.toA.D.180can “Augustanpeace”onlybyfailingtorecognizethatthispeaceinmanyrespectsresembledthatofdeath.UnderethicalguidelinerecentlyadoptedbytheNationalInstitutesofHealth,humangenesaretobemanipulatedonlytocorrectdiseaseforwhichtreatmentsareunsatisfactory.Incontrasttothesubstantialmuscularactivityrequiredforinhalation,exhalationisusuallya Thelaborunionandthecompany’smanagement,despitetheirlonghistoryofunfailinglyacerbicdisagreementonnearlyeveryissue,haveneverthelessreachedanunexpectedly,albeitstilltentative,agreementonnextyear’scontract.WordorderinasentencewasmuchfreerinoldFrenchthanitisinFrenchtoday, disappearedastheFrenchlanguagegraduallylostitscasedistinctions.Shewritesacrossgenerationallines,makingthepastso thatourbeliefthatthepresentisthetruelocusofexperienceisunderminedJustastheauthors’bookoneelsisoftenakeytextforcoursesinmarinevertebratezoology,theirideasonanimaldevelopmentandphylogenyteachinginthisExerciseArecentsurveyshowsthat,whileninety-fourpercentofcompaniesconductingmanagement-trainingprogramsopenthemtowomen,womenareonlyseventy-fourpercentofthosedispleasedallowedrefusedThereissome thefactthattheauthorofabookassensitiveandinformedasIndianArtisansdidnotdevelopherinterestinNativeAmericanartuntiladulthood,forshegrewupinaregionrichinAmericanIndianculture.ironydoubtconcernAslongasnationscannotthemselvesaccumulateenoughphysicalpowertodominateallothers,theymustdependon Ithasbeenarguedthatpoliticsas ,whateveritstranscendentalclaims,hasalwaysbeenthesystematicorganizationofcommonhatreds.aanaaanForcenturiesanimalshavebeenusedas forpeopleinexperimentstoThestruggleofthegenerationsisoneoftheobviousconstantsofhumanaffairs;therefore,itmaybepresumptuoustosuggestthattherivalrybetweenyoungandoldinWesternsocietyduringthecurrentdecadeis Comparativelyfewrockmusiciansarewillingtolaughatthemselves,althoughahintof canboostsalesofvideoclipsverynicely.Rumors,embroideredwithdetail,liveonforyears,neitherdeniednorconfirmed,untiltheybecomeacceptedasfactevenamongpeoplenotknownfortheir TheconstitutionalguaranteeforfreeSpeechmayhavebeenaimedatprotectingnativeSpeakersofEnglishfromcensorship，butitisnotagreattointerpretitasprotectingtherighttoexpressoneselfinanynaturallanguageorTheNeoplatonists’conceptionofadeity,inwhichperfectionwasmeasuredbyabundantfecundity,wascontradictedbythatoftheAristotelians,inwhichperfectionwasdisplayedintheofcreation.ExerciseTheMusesare deities:theyavengethemselveswithoutmercyonthosewhowearyoftheircharms.Sponsorsofthebillwere becausetherewasnooppositiontoitwithinthelegislatureuntilafterthemeasurehadbeensignedintolaw.Justassuchapparentlybasicthingsasrocks,clouds,andclamsare,infact,intricatelystructuredentities,sotheself,too,isnotan“elementaryparticle,”but aaaanWerealizedthatJohnwasstillyoungandimpressionable,butwereneverthelesssurprisedathis Acommonargumentclaimsthatinfolkart,theartist’ssubordinationoftechnicalmasterytointensefeeling thedirectcommunicationofemotiontotheviewer.Unfortunately,hisdamagingattacksontheramificationsoftheeconomicpolicyhavebeen byhiswholeheartedacceptanceofthatpolicy’sunderlyingassumptions.Thepowersandsatisfactionsofprimevalpeople,thoughfewandmeager, theirfewandsimpledesires.commensuratesubstantiatedruinedQueenElizabethIhasquitecorrectlybeencalleda ofthearts,becausemanyyoungartistsreceivedherpatronage.Remeltingoldmetalcansratherthanmakingprimaryaluminumfrombauxiteoreshippedfromoverseassavesproducersmillionsofdollarsin productionCezanne’sdelicatewatercolorsketchesoftenservedas ofasubject,awayofgatheringfullerknowledgebeforetheartist’sfinalengagementofthesubjectinanoilpainting.anaaaExerciseInanagewithoutradioorrecordings,anage byprint,fictiongaineditsgreatestascendancy.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Accordingtothenewspapercritic,theperformancesatthetalentcontestlast fromacceptabletoexcellent.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Insomeculturestheessenceofmagicisitstraditionalintegrity;itcanbeefficientonlyifithasbeen withoutlossfromprimevaltimestothepresentpractitioner.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Dramaticliteratureoften thehistoryofacultureinthatittakesasitssubjectmattertheimportanteventsthathaveshapedandguidedtheculture.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Manymoreeighteenth-centurynovelswerewrittenbywomenthanbymen,butthisdominancehas,untilveryrecently,beenregardedmerelyas fact,abitofarcaneknowledgenotedonlybybibliographers.(A)a(B)a(C)an(D)an(E)anDespiteastringofdismalearningsreports,thetwo-year-oldstrategytoreturnthecompanytoprofitabilityisbeginningto (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Specieswithrelatively metabolicrates,includinghibernator,generallylivelongerthanthosewhosemetabolicratesaremorerapid.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Somebiologistsarguethateachspecificallyhumantraitmusthavearisengraduallyanderratically,andthatitisthereforedifficulttoisolateintheevolutionof(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Ananalysisoftheideasinthenovelcompelsananalysisoftheformofthework,particularlywhenformandcontentareasastheyareinTheHouseoftheSevenGables.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Superficialdifferencesbetweenthespecialproblemsandtechniquesofthephysicalsciencesandthoseofthebiologicalsciencesaresometimescitedasevidencefortheofbiologyandfortheclaimthatthemethodsofphysicsarethereforenotadequatetobiologicalinquiry.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercisenewsurprises，leadersofbothpartiesarethattheirdifferencescanbe2.Tocompensateforthesubstantialdeclineintheavailabilityoffossilfuelsinfutureyears，wewillhavetoprovideat alternativeenergy(A)an(B)an(C)an(D)a(E)a3.Eventhoughmanypersonsintheaudiencejeeredthestarthroughouttheplay,she curtaincalls.(A)refused(B)adored(C)delayed(D)appeared(E)balkedwhenaPresidentdoesnotactdecisively.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)recitalist’sperformancewasadelightfullyfreeandintrospectiveone;nevertheless,itwasalso,seeminglyparadoxically,quite (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Inthemidstofsomanyevasivecomments,thisforthrightstatement,whateveritsintrinsicmerit,plainlystandsoutas (A)a(B)a(C)a(D)an(E)an7.WinsorMcCay,thecartoonist,coulddrawwithincredible :hiscomicstripaboutLittleNemowascharacterizedbymarvelousdraftsmanshipand(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Unenlightenedauthoritarianmanagersrarelyrecognizeacrucialreasonforthelowlevelsofseriousconflictamongmembersofdemocraticallyrunworkgroups:amodicumoftolerancefordissentoftenprevents.(A)(B)(C)(D)9.Thisprojectisthefirststepinalong-rangeplanofresearchwhose stillmanyyearsoff,isthecreationofanewprototype.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.Withoutseemingunworldly,WilliamJamesappearedwhollyremovedfrom ofsociety,theconventionalityofacademe.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Ifthoselargepublishersthatrespondsolelytopopularliterarytrendscontinuetodominatethepublishingmarket,theinitialpublicationofnewwriterswilldependonthewriters’willingnesstopopulartastes.(A)struggle(B)cater(C)(D)(E)2.Copyrightandpatentlawsattempttoencourageinnovationbyensuringthatinventorsarepaidforcreativework,soitwouldbeifexpandedprotectionundertheselawsdiscouragedentrepreneurialinnovationbyincreasingfearsof(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)3.Oftenthedifficultiesofgrowingupinthepubliceyecausechildprodigiestotheworldofachievementbeforereachingadulthood:happily,theysometimeslaterreturntocompetitionandsucceed(A)(B)(C)retire(D)(E)4.Hewaswidelyregardedasa manbecauseherevealeddailyhisdistrustofhumannatureandhumanmotives.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)5.Lizziewasabravewomanwhocoulddaretoincuragreatdangerforan (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Thenewbiologicalpsychiatrydoesnotdenythecontributingroleofpsychologicalfactorsinmentalillnesses,butpositsthatthesefactorsmayactasacatalystonexistingphysiologicalconditionsand suchillnesses.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.Jameshadidolizedtheprofessorsomuchforsolongthatevenafterlunchingwithherseveraltimes,heremainedquite inherpresenceandasaresult,hecouldnotreallybehimself.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Scholars’senseoftheuniquenessofthecentralconceptof“thestate”atthetimewhenpoliticalsciencebecameanacademicfieldquitenaturallyledtostrivingforacorrespondingly modeofstudy.(A)(B)(C)(D)9.LinguistshavenowconfirmedwhatexperiencedusersofASL-AmericanSignLanguage-havealwaysimplicitlyknown:ASLisagrammaticallylanguageinthatitiscapableofexpressingeverypossiblesyntacticrelation.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.Fromtheoutset,theconceptoffreedomoftheseasfromtheproprietaryclaimsofnationswaschallengedbyacontrarynotion—thatoftheoftheoceansforreasonsofnationalsecurityandprofit.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Becauseitsaverageannualrainfallisonlyfourinches,oneofthemajortasksfacedbythecountryhasbeentofind sourcesofwater.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)2.Givenherpreviouslyexpressedinterestandtheambitioustoneofherrecentspeeches,thesenator’sattempttoconvincethepublicthatsheisnotinterestedinrunningforasecondtermis (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)3.Sincemostifnotalllearningoccursthrough ,relatingoneobservationtoanother,itwouldbestrangeindeedifthestudyofotherculturesdidnotalsoilluminatethestudyofourown.(A)(B)(C)(D)4.Thedisjunctionbetweeneducationalobjectivesthatstressindependenceandindividualityandthosethatemphasizeobediencetorulesandcooperationwithothersreflectsa thatarisesfromthevaluesonwhichtheseobjectivesare(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)5.Althoughthementalprocessthatcreatesafreshandoriginalpoemordramaisdoubtlessthatwhichoriginatesandelaboratesscientificdiscoveries,thereisclearlyadiscernibledifferencebetweenthecreators.(A)peripheral(B)contiguous(C)opposed(D)analogous(E)inconsistent6.ThebrittlefrondsoftheBostonfernbreakeasilyandbecomebrown，sothattheoverallappearanceoftheplantis unlessthebrokenfrondsarecutoff．(E)7.Theessenceofbeliefistheestablishmentof ;differentbeliefsaredistinguishablebythedifferentmodesofactiontowhichtheygiverise.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)refersto,therelationshipispurely (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)9.Althoughthemeaningsofwordsmaynecessarilybeliabletochange,itdoesnotfollowthatthelexicographeristhereforeunabletorenderspelling,inagreatmeasure, (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.TheNationalArchivescontaininformationso thatresearchershavebeenknownnevertopublishbecausetheycannotbeartobringtheirstudiestoanend.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise Therearenosolitary,free-livingcreatures;everyformoflifeis (A)segregated(B)parallel(C)dependent(D)overshadowed(E)mimicked2.Heavilyperfumedwhiteflowers,suchasgardenias,werefavoriteswithcollectorsintheeighteenthcentury,when wasvaluedmuchmorehighlythanitistoday.(A)scent3.ThespellingsofmanyoldEnglishwordshavebeen inthelivinglanguage,althoughtheirpronunciationshavechanged.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)4.Thesheerbulkofdatafromthemassmediaseemstooverpowerusanddriveusto accountsforaneasilyandreadilydigestibleportionofnews.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E) movementof throughacomplexnetworkofproducersandconsumers.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Duringtheopera’smostfamousariathetempochosenbytheorchestra’sconductorseemed ,withoutnecessaryrelationtowhathadgonebefore.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.*Notingthemurdervictim’sflaccidmusculatureandpearlikefigure,shededucedthattheunfortunatefellowhadearnedhislivingin (A)(B)(D)(E)8.Whilenotcompletelynonplussedbytheunusuallycausticresponsesfrommembersoftheaudience,thespeakerwasnonethelessvisibly bytheirlivelycriticism.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)9.SomescientistsarguethatcarboncompoundsplaysuchacentralroleinlifeonEarthbecauseofthepossibilityof resultingfromthecarbonatom’sabilitytoformanunendingseriesofdifferentmolecules.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Despitethefactthatthetwocouncilmembersbelongedtodifferentpoliticalparties,they theissueofhowtofinancethetowndebt.(A)(B)(C)attested(D)reported(E)agreed(F)consent2.GiventheevidenceofEgyptianandBabylonian laterGreekcivilization,itwouldbeincorrecttoviewtheworkofGreekscientistsasanentirelyindependentcreation.(A)disdain(B)imitation(C)ambivalence(D)deference(E)influence(F)impact3.Dreamsare inandofthemselves,but,whencombinedwithotherdata,theycantellusmuchaboutthedreamer.(A)(B)(C)(D)4.Thecommissionscriticizedthelegislatureformakingcollegeattendancedependentontheabilitytopay,chargingthat,asaresult,hundredsofqualifiedyoungpeoplewouldbe furthereducation.(A)entitled(B)striving(C)deprived(D)withheld(E)uninterested(F)participating5.ConsideringhowlongshehadyearnedtoseeItaly,herfirstreactionwas (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Sinceshebelievedhimtobebothcandidandtrustworthy,sherefusedtoconsiderthepossibilitythathisstatementhadbeen (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.Whilethedelegateclearlysoughtto theoptimismthathasemergedrecently,shestoppedshortofsuggestingthattheconferencewasnearcollapseandmightproducenothingofsignificance.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.FarfromviewingJeffersonasaskepticalbutenlightenedintellectual,historiansofthe1960’sportrayedhimas thinker,eagertofilltheyoungwithhispoliticalorthodoxywhilecensoringideashedidnotlike.(A)an(B)a(C)an(D)a(E)a(F)anuclearweaponscouldserveatfirsttoincreasethatcountry’s (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Afteraslowsalesstartearlyintheyear,mobilehomeshavebeengainingfavoras toincreasinglyexpensiveconventionalhousing.(A)(B)an(C)an(D)an(E)a(F)a2.Hydrogenisthe elementoftheuniverseinthatitprovidesthebuildingblocksfromwhichtheotherelementsareproduced.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)3.Psychologyhasslowlyevolvedintoan scientificdisciplinethatnowfunctionsautonomouslywiththesameprivilegesandresponsibilitiesasother(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)4.Thesociologistrespondedtothechargethathernewtheorywas pointingoutthatitdidnotinfactcontradictacceptedsociologicalprinciples.(A)(B)(C)(D)5.Fewofustakethepainstostudyourcherishedconvictions;indeed,wealmosthaveanatural doingso.(A)aptitude(B)repugnance(C)interest(D)aversion(E)ignorance(F)reaction6.TheparadoxicalaspectofthemythsaboutDemeter,whenweconsiderthepredominantimageofherasatranquilandserenegoddess,isher forherdaughter.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.AlthoughJohnson’sandSmith’sinitialfascinationwiththefortunesofthosejockeyingforpowerinthelawfirm afterafewmonths,thetwopaidsufficientattentiontodeterminewhotheirlunchpartnersshouldbe.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Itistothenovelist’screditthatalloftheepisodesinhernovelarepresentedrealistically,withoutany orplayfulsupernaturaltricks.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)9.ThesignificanceoftheMagnaCartaliesnotinits provisions,butinitsbroaderimpact:itmadethekingsubjecttothelaw.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.Theself-importantcantofmusicologistsonrecordjacketsoftensuggeststhattrueappreciationofthemusicisan processclosedtotheuninitiatedlistener,howeverenthusiastic.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Animalsthathavetastedunpalatableplantstendto themafterwardonthebasisoftheirmostconspicuousfeatures,suchastheirflowers.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)2.Manyartistsbelievethatsuccessfulimitation,farfrombeingsymptomaticofalackof ,isthefirststepinlearningtobecreative.(A)(B)(C)(D)3.Thesheerdiversityoftropicalplantsrepresentsaseemingly sourceofrawmaterials,ofwhichonlyafewhavebeenutilized.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)4.Thenotionthatculturalandbiologicalinfluences cross-culturaldiversityisdiscreditedbythefactthat,incountlessaspectsofhumanexistence,itisculturalprogrammingthatoverwhelminglyaccountsforcross-populationvariance.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)5.Itishisdubiousdistinctiontohaveprovedwhatnobodywouldthinkofdenying,thatRomeroattheageofsixty-fourwriteswithallthecharacteristics (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Demonstratingamasteryofinnuendo,heissuedseveral insultsinthecourseoftheevening’sconversation.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.EdithWhartonsoughtinhermemoirtopresentherselfashavingachievedaharmoniouswholenessbyhaving theconflictingelementsofherlife.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Philosophicalproblemsarisewhenpeopleaskquestionsthat,though ,havecertaincharacteristicsincommon.(A)(B)(C)(D)9.Usuallythefirsttospotdatathatwereinconsistentwithotherfindings,inthisparticularexperimentsheletanumberof resultsslipby.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.Becausenocomprehensive existregardingpersonalreadingpractices,wedonotknow,forexample,thegreatestnumberofbooksreadinanindividual(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Thediscoverythat,frictionexcluded,allbodiesfallatthesamerateissosimpletostateandtograspthatthereisatendencyto itssignificance.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)2.Bydivestinghimselfofallregalities,theformerking theconsiderationthatcustomarilyprotectsmonarchs.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)3.Asseriousassheisaboutthebullfight,shedoesnotallowrespect hersenseofwhimsywhenpaintingit.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)4.Despiteassortedeffusionstothecontrary,thereisnonecessarylinkbetweenscientificskillandhumanism,and,quitepossibly,theremaybesomethingof betweenthem.(A)(B)(C)(D)5.Intheseventeenthcentury,directfloutingofagenerallyacceptedsystemofvalueswasregardedas ,evenasasignofmadness.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Vaillant,whohasbeenparticularlyinterestedinthemeansbywhichpeopleattainmentalhealth,seemstobelookingfor answers:awaytoclosethebookonatleastafewquestionsabouthumannature.(A)(B)(C)(D)7.EarlycriticsofEmilyDickinson’spoetrymistookforsimplemindednessthesurfaceofartlessnessthatinfactsheconstructedwithsuch (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Paradoxically,Robinson’sexcessivedenialsoftheworthofearlyworksofsciencefictionsuggestthatshehasbecomequite (A)enchanted(B)enamored(C)skeptical(D)encouraged(E)offended(F)reflective9.Atseveralpointsinhisdiscussion,Graves,ineffect, doesnotsupporthisargument,tailoringittohisneeds.(A)(B)(C)alters10.Anylanguageisaconspiracyagainstexperienceinthesensethatitisacollectiveattemptto experiencebyreducingitintodiscreteparcels.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.Thenaturalbalancebetweenpreyandpredatorhasbeenincreasingly mostfrequentlybyhumanintervention.(A)(B)(C)(D)2.Thereisperhapssometruthinthatwaggisholddefinitionofascholar—asirenthatcallsattentiontoafogwithoutdoinganythingto (A)(B)(C)(D)3.Foucault’srejectionoftheconceptofcontinuityinWesternthought,thoughradical,wasnotunique;hehad intheUnitedStateswho,withoutknowledgeofhiswork,developedparallelideas.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)4.Calculus,thoughstillindispensabletoscienceandtechnology,isno;ithasanequalpartnercalleddiscrete(A)(B)(C)(D)5.Fashionispartlyasearchforanewlanguagetodiscredittheold,awayinwhicheachgenerationcan itsimmediatepredecessoranddistinguishitself.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)6.Whilenurturingparentscancompensateforadversity,coldorinconsistentparentsmay (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.Amisconceptionfrequentlyheldbynovicewritersisthatsentencestructuremirrorsthought:themoreconvolutedthestructure,themore theideas.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Althoughthepassageofyearshassoftenedtheinitiallyhostilereactiontohispoetry,evennowonlyafewindependentobservers hisworks.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)9.Marshall’sconfrontationalstylecouldalienatealmostanyone:heevenantagonizedaboardofdirectorsthatincludedanumberofhissupportersandthathadareputationfornotbeingeasily.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.Aptlyenough,thisworksoimbuedwiththenotionofchangingtimesandstyleshasbeenconstantly overtheyears,therebyreflectingitsownmutability.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)Exercise1.BecausetheyhadexpectedthespacecraftVoyager2tobeabletogatherdataonlyabouttheplanetsJupiterandSaturn,scientistswerethewealthofinformationitsentbackfromNeptuneyearsafterleavingEarth.(A)anxious(B)confident(C)thrilled(D)keen(E)elated(F)eager2.Thewell-trainedengineermustunderstandfieldsasdiverseasphysics,economics,geology,andsociology;thus,anoverlyengineeringcurriculumshouldbeavoided(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)3.Onlybyignoringdecadesofmismanagementandinefficiencycouldinvestorsconcludethatafreshinfusionofcashwouldprovideanythingmorethanasolutiontothecompany’sfinancialwoes.(A)(B)(C)(D)4.Dominantinterestsoftenbenefitmostfrom ofgovernmentalinterferenceinbusiness,sincetheyareabletotakecareofthemselvesifleftalone.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)5.Alwayscircumspect,shereluctanttomakejudgments,butoncearrivingataconclusion,shewas initsdefense.(A)(B)(C)(D)6.Itwasherviewthatthecountry’sproblemshadbeen byforeigntechnocrats,sothattoinvitethemtocomebackwouldbecounterproductive.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)7.BecausetheyhavebeensodazzledbythecalendarsandtheknowledgeofastronomypossessedbytheMayancivilization,someanthropologistshaveachievementslikethesophisticatedcarvedcalendarsticksoftheWinnebagopeople.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)8.Regardlessofwhat theoriesofpoliticsmaypropound,thereisnothingthatrequiresdailypoliticstobeclear,thorough,andconsistent—nothing,thatis,thatrequiresrealitytoconformtotheory.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)9.TheEnglishnovelistWilliamThackerayconsideredthecultofthecriminalsodangerousthathecriticizedDickens’OliverTwistformakingthecharactersinthethieves’kitchenso.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)10.Althoughnormally ,Alisonfeltsostronglyabouttheissuethatsheputasideherreserveandspokeupatthecommitteemeeting.(A)(B)(C)(D)Exercise1.Whatismostimportanttothemonkeysinthesanctuaryisthattheyareagroup;thisissobecauseprimatesareinveteratelyandbuildtheirlivesaroundeach(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)2.EventhoughformidablewintersarethenormintheDakotas,manypeoplewereunpreparedforthe oftheblizzardof1888.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)3.Congressishavinggreatdifficultydevelopingaconsensusonenergypolicy,primarilybecausethepolicyobjectiveofvariousmembersofCongressrestonsuch(A)(B)(C)(D)4.Thispoetryisnot ;itismorelikelytoappealtoaninternationalaudiencethanispoetrywithstrictlyregionalthemes.(A)(B)(C)(D)5.ThoughonecannotsaythatMichelangelowasimpracticaldesigner,hewas,ofallnonprofessionalarchitectsknows,themost inthathewastheleastconstrainedbytraditionorprecedent.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)6.Thedocumentaryfilmabouthighschoollifewassorealisticandthatfeelingsofnostalgiafloodedoverthecollege-ageaudience.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)7.FormanyyoungpeopleduringtheRoaringTwenties,adisgustwiththeexcessesofAmericanculture awanderlusttoprovokeanexodus(A)(B)(C)(D)combined(E)conflicted(F)8.CertainlyMurray’spreoccupationwiththetaskofeditingtheOxfordEnglishDictionarybegotakindofmonomania,butitmustberegardedasoratleastaninnocuous(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)9.Thesemantic ofancientdocumentsisnotunique;eveninourowntime,manydocumentsaredifficulttodecipher.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)10.Manywelfarereformerswouldsubstituteasingle，federallyfinancedincomesupportsystemfortheexisting ofoverlappingprograms．(A)Exercise1.AlthoughsaleshavecontinuedtoincreasesincelastApril,unfortunatelytherateofincreasehas (A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)2.Theformandphysiologyofleavesvaryaccordingtothe inwhichtheydevelop:forexample,leavesdisplayawiderangeofadaptationstodifferentdegreesoflightandmoisture.(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)3.AlthoughMs．Brownfoundsomeofherdutiestobe ,hersupervisionoffortyworkerswasaconsiderableresponsibility．(A)(B)(C)(D)(E)(F)4.Bothtelevisioncommercialsandprogramspresent viewoftheprobablynotattain．(A)an(B)an(C)a(D)a(E)a(F)an5.Onevirusstrainthatmayhelpgenetherapistscuregene