2021北京GRE考试真题卷.docx

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1、2021北京GRE考试真题卷本卷共分为1大题50小题，作答时间为180分钟，总分100分，60分及格。一、单项选择题（共50题，每题2分。每题的备选项中，只有一个最符合题意） 1.DISSONANCE:AassociationBsanctionCpactDaccordanceEconspiracy 2.SUBTLE: DIFFERENCE : :Aimplicit: suggestionBcomprehensive: gamutCgregarious: integrationDremaining: productionEcharacteristic: preservation 3.AVER:A

2、refuteBcomfortCassistDbolsterEgather 4.CONSTRAIN:AconcurBsplitCunburdenDliberateEdiscard 5.CONSTRICT:AdilateBdivergeCjustifyDexpediteEextenuate 6.DISPARATE:AhelpfulBincreasingCconstantDhomogeneousEconvincing 7.PROLOGUE:AanalogueBconversationCepilogueDmonologueEtetralogy 8.DENIGRATE:ArefuseBhonorCadm

3、itDterrifyEreview 9.TREACHEROUSNESS:AdeliberationBloyaltyCacademyDnotabilityEloveliness 10.PALPABILITY:AintangibilityBunbearabilityCbarrennessDinflexibilityEinflammability 11.SAVANT:AsimpletonBamoral personCmisinterpreted counselorDsycophantEdullard 12.MEANDER:Aconduct courteouslyBmove on purposeCad

4、minister severelyDalter eternallyEbe convinced of 13.INVENTORY: GOODS : :Acensus: inhabitantsBballot: incumbentsCmanifesto: obligationsDagenda: meetingEroster: employers 14.PRESIDENT: COUNTRY : :Achoreographer: danceBspeaker: parliamentCactress: performanceDinstrumentalist: melodyEpoetess: thesaurus

5、 15.SURMOUNT: ABOVE : :Ainsert: acrossBpermeate: throughCdeviate: towardDcenter: roundEpursue: straight 16.DROLL: LAUGH : :Aexclamatory: shriekBblushful: stammerCgruesome: quailDsly: simperEinsipid: bore 17.PERORATION: SPEECH : :Aepic: stropheBluminance: umbrageCepilogue: novelDrhythm: poemEimage: p

6、icture 18.REDUNDANT: SUPERFLUITY:Atransient: evanescenceBmalevolent: imperfectionCprevalent: universalityDproportionate: eleganceEabnormal: conspicuousness 19.ADROITNESS: INEPITUDE : :Aobscurity: necessityBstoicism: generosityCferocity: insubordinationDcomplexity: tangencyEdifficulty: simplicity 20.

7、SPEAK: DRAWL : :Aeat: sipBrun: canterClament: sighDgain: coverElook: glance 21.BREACH:Aforge aheadBcollectCremain quietDweldEoffer support 22.SPONTANEOUS: CALCULATED : :Arandom: inscrutableBlaconic: volubleCarbitrary: fairDadaptable: steadyEgraceful: innocent 23.PATHOLOGICAL:AnormalBsharpCsufficient

8、DerraticEprovisional 24.BELIE:ApreventBexhibitCregulateDaverEinflate 25.LUMBER:AopposeBglideCveerDmake straightEmuffle 26.DESICCATE:AtemptBhydrateCpromptDdecomposeEmilk 27.ABROGATE:Aconverse covertlyBconfess readilyCpostponeDsupportEperuse fully 28.FLEDGLING:Aalert audienceBchampionCreticent assista

9、ntDseasoned practitionerEnewly transformed person 29.BAROQUE:ArefinedBvolatileCsimpleDornateEbrilliant 30.INCURSION:AwithdrawalBcompensationCreversionDlack of esteemEindecisiveness 31.FACILITATE:AgripBsecreteCsanctifyDimpedeEhurdle 32.EXTANT：AaddiuonalBremovableCbroadDvanishedEirrelevant 33.RATIOCIN

10、ATION: LOGIC :A(A) comprehension : pedagogyB(B) interpretation: languageC(C) orthography : philatelyD(D) badminton : athleticsE(E) oration : elocution 34.Though_in his youth, Muir grew in the fullness of time to acquire truly_habits envied by even the most hardened of his fellow survivalists.A(A) a

11、stoic gourmetB(B) a sycophant humbleC(C) an eccentric practicalD(D) a sensualist spartanE(E) an ideologue catholic 35.Regardless of the_he evinces, especially when articulating his purportedly innate affinity for tennis, he is nevertheless a less than_player once actually upon the court.A(A) passion

12、 sanguineB(B) disapprobation mediocreC(C) alacrity pliantD(D) vivacity vitiatedE(E) torpor ebullient 36.SCRUTINIZE : ADMIRE :A(A) imprison: hostB(B) forewarn : rageC(C) vacillate : resolveD(D) duplicate : imitateE(E) impel : push 37.While mimicking the thought of his mentor Socrates, who conceived o

13、f forms as existing on an ethereal, heavenly and_plane, Plato also argued that forms become_in objects.A(A) abstract rationalB(B) condensed ratifiedC(C) sacrilegious profaneD(D) transcendent immanentE(E) imaginative earthbound 38.Despite certain_habits of the North American screech owl, it performs

14、the majority of its hunting alone, in alpine forests, unfettered by_A(A) predatory ecologyB(B) instinctual behaviorC(C) exogamous kinshipD(D) omnivorous dietE(E) diurnal darkness 39.ROE : FISH :A(A) skin : whaleB(B) shell: molluskC(C) pincer : crabD(D) egg : birdE(E) web : seal 40.Because many of th

15、e blacklists in the communications and entertainment industries were secret, the number of playwrights, script writers, novelists, and journalists who were_to stop writing permanently is_.A(A) happy astoundingB(B) forced unknownC(C) unafraid impressiveD(D) inclined unsurprisingE(E) remiss inconceiva

16、ble 41.ATOMS: CRYSTAL:A(A) substance : airB(B) water : densityC(C) level: ramificationD(D) numbers : matrixE(E) agents : reaction 42.FLAX : LINEN :A(A) cinder : coalB(B) clay : chinaC(C) bar: goldD(D) mud : depositE(E) porcelain : mosaic 43.VERIFY: DOUBTFUL:A(A) embellish : austereB(B) depurate : ra

17、reC(C) vary : conspicuousD(D) compress : volatileE(E) instruct: awkward 44.A faux paswhether in social circles or in privatecan be_, as it focuses us on our shortcomings in ways that would otherwise go unnoticed, and helps create self-awareness.A(A) embarrassmentB(B) uselessC(C) utileD(D) rancorousE

18、(E) spontaneous 45.SOUND : ECHO:A(A) sight: rainbowB(B) episode : televisionC(C) light: reflectionD(D) affection : attachmentE(E) observation : microscope 46.SCHOOL: FISH:A(A) television : programsB(B) pride : lionsC(C) committee : organizationD(D) fowl : birdsE(E) corral : livestock 47.Regardless o

19、f what might be said about the vehement diatribes of the Minnesota senator, one cant argue that he was any less than utterly_his beliefs and his constituents, for invariably, he voted his_.A(A) opposed to politicsB(B) committed to whimsC(C) conflicted in inclinationsD(D) considerate in platformE(E)

20、dedicated to conscience 48.PERFIDY : LOYAL:A(A) exorbitance : moderateB(B) perjury : ardentC(C) affection : faithfulD(D) precision : accurateE(E) loathing : comely 49.The author of the passage is primarily concerned withA(A) refuting a belief held by one school of linguisticsB(B) reviewing an intere

21、sting feature of languageC(C) illustrating the confusion that can result from the improper use of languageD(D) suggesting a way in which languages can be made more nearly perfectE(E) surveying new interesting areas of research in the field of linguistics 50.TORTUOUS:A(A) meanderingB(B) rationalC(C) impassiveD(D) meagerE(E) straightforward第19页 共19页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页第 19 页 共 19 页