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1、2021GRE考试考前冲刺卷本卷共分为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 stereotypical image of masculinity assumes that weeping is_ unmanly behavior, and not simply a human reaction which may be_ by either sex.A：inexplicably . repentedB：excessively . discernedC：essentially . de
2、finedD：inherently . adoptedE：intentionally . exaggerated2.The surgeons were worried about the possibility of finding_ growth in the patient.A：a benignB：a superficialC：an organicD：an operableE：a malignant3.The systems analyst hesitated to talk to strangers about her highly specialized work, fearing i
3、t was too_ for people uninitiated in the computer field to understand.A：intriguingB：derivativeC：frivolousD：esotericE：rudimentary4.The tapeworm is an example of_ organism, one that lives within or on another creature, deriving some or all of its nutriment from its host.A：a hospitableB：an exemplaryC：a
4、 parasiticD：an autonomousE：a protozoan5.The teacher suspected cheating as soon as he noticed the pupils_ glances at his classmates paper.A：futileB：sporadicC：furtiveD：coldE：inconsequential6.The police feel that the_ shown by the judges to first offenders unfortunately_ many youngsters to embark on a
5、life of crime.A：understanding . condemnsB：clemency . encouragesC：harshness . predisposesD：indifference . directsE：intolerance . induces7.The president was_ about farm subsidies, nor did he say much about the even more_ topic of unemployment.A：expansive . interestingB：wordy . importantC：uncommunicati
6、ve . academicD：noncommittal . vitalE：enthusiastic . stimulating8.The quotation was erroneously_ to a British poet.A：resolvedB：attributedC：activatedD：relegatedE：vitiated9.The reader has the happy impression of watching an extraordinarily inventive and intellectually_ novelist working at the_ of her p
7、owers.A：dishonest . apexB：creative . eclipseC：fecund . heightD：effete . limitsE：amenable . diminution10.The report was relentlessly_ to the scientist, interpreting one complex event after another to his_ .A：magnanimous . dismayB：disparaging . initiativeC：innocuous . indifferenceD：hostile . discredit
8、E：obsequious . detriment11.There is nothing_ or provisional about Moores early critical pronouncements; she deals_ with what were then radical new developments in poetry.A：tentative . confidentlyB：positive . expertlyC：dogmatic . arbitrarilyD：shallow . superficiallyE：imprecise . inconclusively12.Ther
9、e was some stagecraft behind the supposedly_ moments photographed by Doisneau; in a legal dispute last year, Doisneau_ that he had paid two models to pose for his famous The Kiss at the Hotel de Ville.A：innocent . disprovedB：candid . acknowledgedC：theatrical . regrettedD：affected . intimatedE：sponta
10、neous . urged13.There were_ in her nature that made her seem an_ enigma: she was severe and gentle; she was modest and disdainful; she longed for affection and was cold.A：aspirations . irreducibleB：contradictions . inexplicableC：distortions . impetuousD：disparities . interminableE：incongruities . ir
11、relevant14.These regulations are so_ that we feel we have lost all our privileges.A：stringentB：aristocraticC：redundantD：speciousE：garish15.These sporadic raids seem to indicate that the enemy is waging a war of_ rather than attacking us directly.A：retributionB：attritionC：conquestD：subversionE：words1
12、6.The typist made no effort to be_ ; she double-spaced the first and third letter, then single-spaced the second, fourth, and fifth letters.A：consistentB：promptC：amicableD：courteousE：considerate17.The villagers fortified the town hall, hoping this improvised_ could_ them from the guerrilla raids.A：s
13、tronghold . alienateB：refuge . distinguishC：bastion . protectD：venture . intimidateE：disguise . safeguard18.The younger members of the company resented the domineering and_ manner of the office manager.A：urbaneB：prudentC：convivialD：imperiousE：objective19.Their married life was not_ since it was frau
14、ght with bitter fighting and arguments.A：nubileB：tranquilC：obviousD：cogentE：imminent20.There are too many_ and not enough serious workers.A：sycophantsB：kleptomaniacsC：novicesD：dilettantesE：zealots21.Though ostensibly teaching posture, Feher brings into play techniques of ballet, yoga, and vocal proj
15、ection to come up with lessons that can best be described as_A：problematicB：eclecticC：homogeneousD：unpretentiousE：doctrinaire22.Though set in a mythical South American country, Isabel Allendes novel is_ the tragic history of Chile.A：irrelevant toB：rooted inC：inconsistent withD：exceeded byE：indiffere
16、nt to23.Though she tried to be happy living with Clara in the city, Heidi_ for the mountains and for her gruff but loving grandfather.A：pinedB：cheeredC：searchedD：laboredE：trembled24.Though the ad writers had come up with a highly creative campaign to publicize the companys newest product, the head o
17、ffice rejected it for a more_, down-to-earth approach.A：innovativeB：drasticC：prosaicD：noteworthyE：philosophic25.Through her work at the Center for the Family in Transition, Wallerstein has come to see divorce not as a single circumscribed event but as a process that begins during the failing marriag
18、e and extends over many years, a_ of changing family relationships.A：continuumB：terminationC：parodyD：denialE：curtailment26.Though Phil had expected to feel overawed when he met Joe Montana, he found the world-famous quarterback friendly and_A：querulousB：acerbicC：domineeringD：unintimidatingE：taciturn
19、27.Though Socrates was_ by his students who found truth in his teachings, his philosophy constituted_ to the existent government.A：accepted . a benefitB：denied . an innovationC：appraised . an exceptionD：slighted . a challengeE：revered . a threat28.Though critic John Simon seldom has a good word to s
20、ay about most contemporary plays, his review of All in the Timing was a total_A：mistakeB：dismissalC：fraudD：raveE：farce29.Though financially successful, the theater season, once again, is more noted for its_ than for its original productions.A：musicalsB：revivalsC：failuresD：rehearsalsE：commercials30.T
21、hough masterminded by the Metropolitan Museums Guy Bauman, this survey of Flemish paintings in America was clearly a_ operation, aided by scholars throughout North America.A：marginalB：derivativeC：worthwhileD：circuitousE：collective31.Unlike W. Dubois, who was_ of the vocational emphasis in black educ
22、ation, Booker T. Washington favored_ the limited funds available for educating blacks to programs that prepared people for practical jobs.A：critical restrictingB：aware confiningC：suspicious denyingD：protective allottingE：appreciative allocating32.Unlike her sister, the Widow Douglass, who_ Hucks min
23、or offenses, Miss Watson did nothing but scold the boy.A：believedB：rebukedC：condonedD：evadedE：corroborated33.Unlike the highly_ Romantic poets of the previous century, Arnold and his fellow Victorian poets were_ and interested in moralizing.A：rhapsodic . lyricalB：frenetic . distraughtC：emotional . d
24、idacticD：sensitive . strangeE：dramatic . warped34.Untempered by any_, she spread an ever more militant message to her followers.A：convictionB：enthusiasmC：radicalismD：hardshipE：moderation35.Upon realizing that his position was_, the general_ his men to retreat to a neighboring hill.A：valuable . admon
25、ishedB：untenable . orderedC：overrated . forbadeD：exposed . urgedE：salubrious . commanded36.Under the rule of the foreign invaders, the land seemed asleep, save for a small group of rebels who sought to kindle the_ nationalism of the people.A：validB：blatantC：dormantD：pretentiousE：contemplated37.Unfor
26、tunately, excessive care in choosing ones words often results in a loss of_ .A：precisionB：atmosphereC：selectivityD：spontaneityE：credibility38.Unfortunately, in developing countries rapid economic growth often_ the overexploitation of natural resources and_ distribution of wealth.A：halts indiscrimina
27、teB：holds off inadequateC：leads to . inequitableD：continues evenhandedE：goes beyond ungrateful39.Unfortunately, the current Broadway season offers some_ fare that sounds markedly like imitations of previous hits.A：epicB：radicalC：formulaicD：incongruousE：challenging40.Unlike Sartre, who was born into
28、a cultivated environment, receiving culture in his feeding bottle, so to speak, the child Camus had to fight to_ a culture that was not_A：acquire . innateB：encourage . barbarousC：develop . frivolousD：restrain . inferiorE：justify . conventional41.The book will arouse antagonism, disagreement, and ani
29、mosity among theologians because it will_ many_ rituals and beliefs.A：undermine . iconoclasticB：tolerate . acceptedC：disturb . establishedD：disregard . forgottenE：observe . pious42.The campus police who monitored the demonstrations had little respect for the student protesters, generally speaking of
30、 them in_ terms.A：hyperbolicB：euphemisticC：pejorativeD：derivativeE：uncertain43.The child needed physical therapy to_ the rigidity that had tragically immobilized his legs.A：prescribeB：protractC：counteractD：accentuateE：restore44.The civil rights movement did not emerge from obscurity into national pr
31、ominence overnight; on the contrary, it captured the publics imagination only_ .A：fruitlesslyB：unimpeachablyC：momentarilyD：expeditiouslyE：gradually45.The college librarian initiated a new schedule of fines for overdue books with the_ , if not the outright encouragement, of the faculty library commit
32、tee.A：skepticismB：acquiescenceC：scornD：applauseE：disapprobation46.The college president made the_ statement that no student athlete on academic probation, not even the top-scorer of the varsity team, would be allowed to participate in intercollegiate sports.A：impertinentB：uncontroversialC：opinionate
33、dD：categoricalE：equivocal47.The columnist was almost_ when he mentioned his friends, but he was unpleasant and even_ when he discussed people who irritated him.A：recalcitrant . laconicB：reverential . acrimoniousC：sensitive . remorsefulD：insipid . militantE：benevolent . stoical48.The commission of in
34、quiry censured the senator for his_ expenditure of public funds, which they found to be_ .A：flagrant . cursoryB：improper . vindicatedC：lavish . unjustifiableD：judicious . blameworthyE：arbitrary . critical49.The contract negotiations were often surprisingly_ , deteriorating at times into a welter of
35、accusations and counter-accusations.A：perspicaciousB：phlegmaticC：sedateD：acrimoniousE：propitious50.The critics were distressed that an essayist of such glowing_ could descend to writing such dull, uninteresting prose.A：obscurityB：ill-reputeC：shallownessD：promiseE：amiability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