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1、2022年广西GRE考试真题卷（6）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.Titanium has the (strength) of steel but weighs (half only) as much, hence its (advantage) for use (in aircraft).AstrengthBhalf onlyCadvantageDin aircraft 2.Protective behaviors of (amphibians) include hidi

2、ng (in) the presence of danger and (having) coloration (such) closely matching the environment that the animal is not obvious.AamphibiansBinChavingDsuch 3.(As the) highest-paid star of the silent screen, (earning) a (reputedly) income of $20, 000 a week, Gloria Swanson epitomized (the glamour) of Ho

3、llywood in the 1920s.AAs theBearningCreputedlyDthe glamour 4.Candies may be made by (repeatedly dipping) wicks in tallow, by molding, (nor) by pouring (melted wax) over the wicks and rolling them (into) shape.Arepeatedly dippingBnorCmelted waxDinto 5.(While) models of automobiles date (back as) far

4、as the late 1600s, the 1880s (seen) the first commercial (interest) in the vehicle.AWhileBbackCseenDinterest 6.The (conceptual) of (musical) harmony is (generally) traced to the ninth century because it is first (mentioned) in treatises of that period.AconceptualBmusicalCgenerallyDmentioned 7.Palcon

5、tologists (have examined) fossil embryos and hatchlings (from) three (type) of duck-billed dinosaurs to (figure out) how they matured.Ahave examinedBfromCtypeDfigure out 8.Lightning (tends to) strike the nearest (good conductor), and hence often strikes (in same) place more (than once).Atends toBgoo

6、d conductorCin sameDthan once 9.When (study) different cultures and societies, anthropologists often (focus on) marriage as (a) contractual agreement between (different parties).AstudyBfocus onCaDdifferent parties 10.The (first) piloted balloon (flight) across the Atlantic Ocean (took) place (at) 19

7、78.AfirstBflightCtookDat 11.The Arts and Crafts Movement of the late nineteenth century strove to (revitalizing) handicrafts and applied arts (during) an (era of) increasing mass (production).ArevitalizingBduringCera ofDmass production 12.( When canned using )proper methods, food suffers (no) loss i

8、ll vitamins or (another) nutritive elements.AWhen cannedBusingCnoDanother 13.(Heat) exhaustion is (causing) by excessive (loss) of body (fluids) and body salts.AHeatBcausingClossDfluids 14.Primitive humans probably did not (deliberately cook) food until (long) after they had learned (to use )fire fo

9、r light and (warm.)Adeliberately cookBlongCto useDwarm 15.( Found )in the (shells of) lobsters, shrimp, and crabs, glucosamine (is also)_ present in human cartilage, which (covering )the bones in joints.AFoundBshells ofCis alsoDcovering 16.The (poor )condition of (prisoners are ) what (concerned) Do

10、rothea Dix, an American social worker and (director of) a school ill Boston.ApoorBprisoners areCconcernedDdirector of 17.Between 1871( until) 1891, (the population) of Toronto (more than) tripled, increasing (from )56,000 to 181,000.AuntilBthe populationCmore thanDfrom 18.In the nineteenth century,

11、Montreal grew (into) an important (transportation) and industrial center, (aided) by its many natural resources and an (abundant of )hydroelectric power.AintoBtransportationCaidedDabundant of 19.In the (initial planning) for theaters, auditoriums, (but) any room (intended) primarily for listening, a

12、coustics is a (major consideration).Ainitial planningBbutCintendedDmajor consideration 20.The pulse (that may) be felt (wherever) an artery (passes over) a solid structure, such as (a bone )or cartilage.Athat mayBwhereverCpasses overDa bone 21.(Through) his essays, poems, and lectures, Ralph Waldo E

13、merson established (himself) as a major thinker of his time (and as) a (figure leading) of American literature.AThroughBhimselfCand asDfigure leading 22.The method, (which is) both a style of (acting a )system of training for the actor, stresses (inner) motivation and psychological (truth.)Awhich is

14、Bacting aCinnerDtruth 23.On September 6, 1996, civil rights (activist) Rosa Parks (was awarded) the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the (highest )honor the United States government gives (to civilian).AactivistBwas awardedChighestDto civilian 24.Basalt, (which )composes (most) of the ocean (floor), i

15、s a dark-grey rock (rich )in iron and magnesium than most surface rocks.AwhichBmostCfloorDrich 25.The main point of the passage is that the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries were a time whenA( the European textile industry increased its demand for American export productsB( mechanization of spinni

16、ng and weaving dramatically changed the textile industryC( cotton became a profitable crop but was still time-consuming to processD( cotton became the most important American export product 26.The word favored in line 2 is closest in meaning toA( preferredB( recommendedC( importedD( included 27.All

17、of the following are mentioned in the passage as reasons for the increased demand for cotton EXCEPTA( cottons softnessB( cottons ease of processingC( a shortage of flax and woolD( the growth that occurred in the textile industr 28.The word laborious in line 8 is closest in meaning toA( unfamiliarB(

18、primitiveC( skilledD( difficult 29.According to the passage, one advantage of sea island cotton was itsA( abundance of seedsB( long fibersC( long growing seasonD( adaptability to different climates 30.Which of the following call be inferred from the passage about cotton production in the United Stat

19、es after the introduction of Whitneys cotton ginA( More cotton came from sea island cotton plants than beforB( More cotton came from short-staple cotton plants than beforC( Most cotton produced was sold domesticallD( Most cotton produced was exported to Englan 31.The word surge in line 18 is closest

20、 in meaning toA( sharp increaseB( sudden stopC( important changeD( excess amount 32.The author mentions wheal and wheat flour in line 22 in order toA( show that Americans exported more agricultural products than they importedB( show the increase in the amount of wheat products exportedC( demonstrate

21、 file importance of cotton among American export productsD( demonstrate that wheat farming was becoming more profitable 33.The word unprecedented in line 25 is closest in meaning toA( slowB( profitableC( not seen beforeD( never explained 34.According to the passage, the Mississippi River wasA( one o

22、f the boundaries of a region where new agricultural settlement took placeB( a major source of water for agricultural cropsC( the primary route by which agricultural crops were transportedD( a main source of power for most agricultural machinery 35.The word obscure in line 1 is closest in meaning toA

23、( interestingB( unclearC( imperfectD( complex 36.According to the passage, which of the following activities is characteristic of the early part of the reproductive cycle of birdsA( Selecting a mateB( Collecting nest-building, materialsC( Playing with nest-building materialsD( Building a nest 37.The

24、 word display in line 17 is closest in meaning toA( communicateB( imitateC( initiateD( exhibit 38.The novelist John Steinbeck is mentioned in line 14 because heA( conducted a scientific study on the behavior of ospreysB( was the first to describe where ospreys built their nestsC( described the mater

25、ials ospreys can use to build their nestsD( compared the size of osprey nests with the nests of other species 39.Which of the following birds are mentioned as those that build nests that include unusual objectsA( RavensB( OspreysC( CrowsD( Sparrowhawks 40.According to the passage, when gathering mat

26、erials to build their nests, sparrowhawks do which of the followingA( Hang upside downB( Select only green twigsC( Use objects blowing in the windD( Collect more branches than necessary 41.The word these in line 20 refers toA( golden eaglesB( generationsC( windsD( nests 42.The word load in line 23 i

27、s closest in meaning toA( weightB( numberC( sectionD( level 43.The author mentions twenty percent itl line 23 to indicate thatA( eagles are twenty percent bigger than most birdsB( twenty percent of all nests include foundation branchesC( the nests of eagles are twenty percent of larger than those of

28、 other birdsD( birds Can carry twenty percent of their own weight 44.What does the passage mainly discussA( The history of surveys in North AmericaB( The principles of conducting surveysC( Problems associated with interpreting surveysD( The importance of polls in American political life 45.The word

29、they in line 8 refers toA( North AmericansB( news showsC( interviewsD( opinions 46.According to the passage, the main disadvantage of person-on-the-street interviews is that theyA( are not based on a representative samplingB( are used only on televisionC( are not carefully wordedD( reflect political

30、 opinions 47.The word precise in line 13 is closest in meaning toA( plannedB( rationalC( requiredD( accurate 48.According to paragraph 3, which of the following is most important for an effective surveyA( A high number of respondentsB( Carefully worded questionsC( An interviewers ability to measure

31、respondents feelingsD( A sociologist who is able to interpret the results 49.The word exercise in line 15 is closest in meaning toA( utilizeB( considerC( designD( defend 50.The word elicit in line 18 is closest in meaning toA( composeB( rule outC( predictD( bring out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