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1、2021GRE考试模拟卷本卷共分为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.The word executing in line 28 is closest in meaning toA( judgingB( sellingC( explainingD( producing 2.According to paragraph 3, artists who work on public art projects are doing all of the following EXCEPTA( crea

2、ting artworks that are unusual in sizeB( raising funds to sponsor various public projectsC( exposing a large number of people to works of artD( using new materials that are longlasting 3.I could barely follow the _ story line; the numerous twists and turns in the plot made it extremely hard to compr

3、ehend.A(A) convolutedB(B) unambiguousC(C) conventionalD(D) resoluteE(E) dependable 4.CIRCUMSPECT:A(A) intricateB(B) recklessC(C) dissonantD(D) formativeE(E) prudent 5.MEDICINE : DOSE :A(A) surgeon : scalpelB(B) paper : reamC(C) treatment : hospitalD(D) ocean : waterE(E) office : decor 6.DISCONCERTED

4、:A(A) composedB(B) miserlyC(C) relentlessD(D) sheepishE(E) perturbed 7.CAPRICIOUS:A(A) dogmaticB(B) eccentricC(C) steadfastD(D) poignantE(E) raucous 8.PLETHORA:A(A) rhetoricB(B) presumptionC(C) mutinyD(D) deficiencyE(E) figment 9.COLLUSION : FRAUD :A(A) dissident : friendB(B) eccentricity : normalcy

5、C(C) enigma : mistakeD(D) diatribe : insultE(E) surplus : debit 10.GLACIER : ICE :A(A) beach : sandB(B) mountain : cloudsC(C) ship : harborD(D) hammer : chiselE(E) novel : characters 11.RESERVOIR : LAKE :A(A) dam : riverB(B) hub : wheelC(C) canal : waterwayD(D) bank : streamE(E) window : door 12.Cer

6、tain members of my family continued to lead _ lives, often indulging in wild and _ behavior.A(A) chaotic . impulsiveB(B) temperate. frenziedC(C) moderate. destructiveD(D) arbitrary. leisurelyE(E) boisterous . unpretentious 13.In addition to advising the school newspaper staff, Mr. Mathison also regu

7、larly _ the junior class regarding community service opportunities.A(A) rallied againstB(B) counseledC(C) argued withD(D) suppressedE(E) emulated 14.MALEVOLENT:A(A) marredB(B) meticulousC(C) magnanimousD(D) malcontentE(E) malignant 15.Her disheveled clothing and _ hair surprised me; Amandas appearan

8、ce is normally very polished and chic.A(A) orderlyB(B) capaciousC(C) unkemptD(D) formalE(E) striking 16.GLIB:A(A) pugnaciousB(B) gleefulC(C) guilelessD(D) punctiliousE(E) flippant 17.The editors of the magazine are often criticized for the _ of their opinion column, which frequently _ from one side

9、of an issue to the other.A(A) monotony. continuesB(B) ingenuity. settlesC(C) unpredictability. scuttlesD(D) inconsistency . vacillatesE(E) rigidity. dithers 18.INSULAR:A(A) insolventB(B) cosmopolitanC(C) ominousD(D) biasedE(E) perceptible 19.DEPLORABLE:A(A) eligibleB(B) miserableC(C) irreproachableD

10、(D) reprehensibleE(E) intractable 20.TACIT : EXPLICIT :A(A) lucid : muddledB(B) negligible : obedientC(C) odious : intactD(D) pedantic : curiousE(E) wily : expert 21.REVIVE : EXHAUSTED :A(A) reward : superiorB(B) refer : adjacentC(C) replace : lostD(D) rejuvenate : drainedE(E) resume : interrupted 2

11、2.People want to do more on Sundays becauseAA. more shops are open.BB. it is a good day to graze.CC. they are tired on Saturdays. 23.According to the diaries, in 1961 women rarely had free time on SundayAA. mornings.BB. afternoons.CC. evenings. 24.肾的功能异常，骨络瘀阻可形成A气瘤B血瘤C筋瘤D肉瘤E骨瘤 25.FOSTER: DEVELOPMENT

12、 : :Aimmunize: resistanceBnurture: fertilizationCadorn: sleeknessDchill: tepidityEcultivate: profligacy 26.DILETTANTE: COMMITMENT : :Anonentity: consequenceBgourmand: self-restraintCminimalist: eleganceDauthoritarian: disregardEmalingerer: cunning 27.CARESS:AFFECTION: :Aflush: decencyBsalute: respec

13、tCcollapse: ennuiDobstruct: quandaryEapprehend: dread 28.PHLEGMATIC: PERTURB : :Aineffable: ignoreBgreedy: goadCinvincible: subdueDpeaceful: mollifyEbewildered: illuminate 29.CABAL: ASSOCIATION : :Aarchbishop: archdioceseBmansion: palaceCfactory: manufacturerDplot: planEconfrontation: spat 30.DISSEN

14、TER: DOGMA : :Aprofligate: doctrineBpatriot: convictionCnonconformist: normDoptimist: guideEbarrister: reason 31.PERFIDY: LOYAL : :Aexorbitance: moderateBperjury: ardentCaffection: faithfulDprecision: accurateEloathing: comely 32.QUELL:AdeferBdirectCstimulateDinvokeEcorroborate 33.POSTURE:Ademand ra

15、ndomlyBact normallyCdetail meticulouslyDadvertise broadlyEtread awkwardly 34.INADVERTENCE:Acomplete loyaltyBattentivenessCgroup movementDdisagreeable characteristicEpowerful mind 35.REPORTORIAL:AreticentBimaginativeCtaciturnDnormalEimprobable 36.TENDENTIOUS:AinclinedBextremely industriousCstrongly h

16、inderedDirrelevantEimpartial 37.IMMACULATE:AsincereBunnoticedCaccidentalDspottedEdistracted 38.CARDINAL:AindefinableBdiminutiveCunderstatedDinconsequentialEintangible 39.FERROUS:AmagneticBrustyCwith no ironDhydratedEnon-reactive 40.ENDEMIC:AapparentBcurableCsuperficialDalienEintermittent 41.HACKNEYE

17、D:AcarefulBacceptableChandyDhandyEoriginal 42.While mimicking the thought of his mentor Socrates, who conceived of 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) t

18、ranscendent. immanentE(E) imaginative . earthbound 43.SCHOOL: FISH :A(A) television: programsB(B) pride: lionsC(C) committee: organizationD(D) fowl: birdsE(E) corral: livestock 44.PERFIDY: LOYAL :A(A) exorbitance: moderateB(B) perjury: ardentC(C) affection: faithfulD(D) precision: accurateE(E) loath

19、ing: comely 45.A faux pas-whether in social circles or in private-can 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(E) spontaneous 46.Despite certain - habits of the North

20、American screech owl, it performs 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 47.RATIOCINATION: LOGIC :A(A) comprehension: pedagogyB(B) interpretation: langu

21、ageC(C) orthography : philatelyD(D) badminton: athleticsE(E) oration: elocution 48.Because many of the 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) hap

22、py. astoundingB(B) forced . unknownC(C) unafraid . impressiveD(D) inclined. unsurprisingE(E) remiss. inconceivable 49.SCRUTINIZE: ADMIRE :A(A) imprison: hostB(B) forewarn: rageC(C) vacillate: resolveD(D) duplicate: imitateE(E) impel: push 50.Though - in his youth, Muir grew in the fullness of time t

23、o acquire truly -habits envied by even the most hardened of his fellow survivalists.A(A) a stoic . gourmetB(B) a sycophant . humbleC(C) an eccentric . practicalD(D) a sensualist . spartanE(E) an ideologue . catholic第18页 共18页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页第 18 页 共 18 页