2023年GRE考試考前沖刺卷

2023年GRE考試考前沖刺卷

本卷共分為1大題50小題，作答時(shí)間為180分鐘，總分100

分，60分及格。

一、單項(xiàng)選擇題（共50題，每題2分。每題的備選項(xiàng)中，

只有一個(gè)最符合題意）

1.Thestereotypicalimageofmasculinityassumesthat

weepingis"unmanly“behavior,andnotsimplya

humanreactionwhichmaybebyeithersex.

A：inexplicably…repented

B：excessively…discerned

C：essentially…defined

D：inherently...adopted

E：intentionally…exaggerated

2.Thesurgeonswereworriedaboutthepossibilityof

findinggrowthinthepatient.

A：abenign

B：asuperficial

C：anorganic

D：anoperable

E：amalignant

3.Thesystemsanalysthesitatedtotalktostrangers

aboutherhighlyspecializedwork,fearingitwas

tooforpeopleuninitiatedinthecomputerfield

tounderstand.

A：intriguing

B：derivative

C：frivolous

D：esoteric

E：rudimentary

4.Thetapewormisanexampleoforganism,onethat

liveswithinoronanothercreature,derivingsomeor

allofitsnutrimentfromitshost.

A：ahospitable

B：anexemplary

C：aparasitic

D：anautonomous

E：aprotozoan

5.Theteachersuspectedcheatingassoonashenoticed

thepupil'sglancesathisclassmate,spaper.

A：futile

B：sporadic

C：furtive

D：cold

E：inconsequential

6.Thepolicefeelthattheshownbythejudgesto

firstoffendersunfortunatelymanyyoungstersto

embarkonalifeofcrime.

A：understanding...condemns

B：clemency…encourages

C：harshness…predisposes

D：indifference…directs

E：intolerance…induces

7.Thepresidentwasaboutfarmsubsidies,nordid

hesaymuchabouttheevenmoretopicof

unemployment.

A：expansive…interesting

B：wordy…important

C：uncommunicative…academic

D：noncommittal…vital

E：enthusiastic…stimulating

8.ThequotationwaserroneouslytoaBritishpoet.

A：resolved

B：attributed

C：activated

D：relegated

E：vitiated

9.Thereaderhasthehappyimpressionofwatchingan

extraordinarilyinventiveandintellectually

novelistworkingattheofherpowers.

A：dishonest…apex

B：creative…eclipse

C：fecund…h(huán)eight

D：effete…limits

E：amenable…diminution

10.Thereportwasrelentlesslytothescientist,

interpretingonecomplexeventafteranotherto

his.

A：magnanimous…dismay

B：disparaging…initiative

C：innocuous…indifference

D：hostile…discredit

E：obsequious…detriment

11.ThereisnothingorprovisionalaboutMooreJs

earlycriticalpronouncements;shedealswithwhat

werethenradicalnewdevelopmentsinpoetry.

A：tentative…confidently

B：positive…expertly

C：dogmatic…arbitrarily

D：shallow…superficially

E：imprecise…inconclusively

12.Therewassomestagecraftbehindthesupposedly

momentsphotographedbyDoisneau;inalegaldispute

lastyear,Doisneauthathehadpaidtwomodelsto

poseforhisfamousTheKissattheHoteldeVille.

A：innocent…disproved

B：candid…acknowledged

C：theatrical...regretted

D：affected…intimated

E：spontaneous…urged

13.Therewereinhernaturethatmadeherseem

anenigma:shewassevereandgentle;shewasmodest

anddisdainful;shelongedforaffectionandwascold.

A：aspirations…irreducible

B：contradictions…inexplicable

C：distortions…impetuous

D：disparities…interminable

E：incongruities…irrelevant

14.Theseregulationsaresothatwefeelwehave

lostallourprivileges.

A：stringent

B：aristocratic

C：redundant

D：specious

E：garish

15.Thesesporadicraidsseemtoindicatethattheenemy

iswagingawarofratherthanattackingusdirectly.

A：retribution

B：attrition

C：conquest

D：subversion

E：words

16.Thetypistmadenoefforttobe;she

double-spacedthefirstandthirdletter,then

single-spacedthesecond,fourth,andfifthletters.

A：consistent

B：prompt

C：amicable

D：courteous

E：considerate

17.Thevillagersfortifiedthetownhall,hopingthis

improvisedcouldthemfromtheguerrillaraids.

A：stronghold…alienate

B：refuge…distinguish

C：bastion…protect

D：venture...intimidate

E：disguise…safeguard

18.Theyoungermembersofthecompanyresentedthe

domineeringandmanneroftheofficemanager.

A：urbane

B：prudent

C：convivial

D：imperious

E：objective

19.Theirmarriedlifewasnotsinceitwasfraught

withbitterfightingandarguments.

A：nubile

B：tranquil

C：obvious

D：cogent

E：imminent

20.Therearetoomanyandnotenoughserious

workers.

A：sycophants

B：kleptomaniacs

C：novices

D：dilettantes

E：zealots

21.Thoughostensiblyteachingposture,Feherbrings

intoplaytechniquesofballet,yoga,andvocal

projectiontocomeupwithlessonsthatcanbestbe

describedas

A：problematic

B：eclectic

C：homogeneous

D：unpretentious

E：doctrinaire

22.ThoughsetinamythicalSouthAmericancountry,

IsabelAllendeJsnovelis____thetragichistoryof

Chile.

A：irrelevantto

B：rootedin

C：inconsistentwith

D：exceededby

E：indifferentto

23.ThoughshetriedtobehappylivingwithClarain

thecity,Heidiforthemountainsandforhergruff

butlovinggrandfather.

A：pined

B：cheered

C：searched

D：labored

E：trembled

24.Thoughtheadwritershadcomeupwithahighly

creativecampaigntopublicizeItecompany?snewest

product,theheadofficerejecteditforamore

down-to-earthapproach.

A：innovative

B：drastic

C：prosaic

D：noteworthy

E：philosophic

25.ThroughherworkattheCenterfortheFamilyin

Transition,Wallersteinhascometoseedivorcenotas

asinglecircumscribedeventbutasaprocessthat

beginsduringthefailingmarriageandextendsover

manyyears,aofchangingfamilyrelationships.

A：continuum

B：termination

C：parody

D：denial

E：curtailment

26.ThoughPhilhadexpectedtofeeloverawedwhenhe

metJoeMontana,hefoundtheworld-famousquarterback

friendlyand

A：querulous

B：acerbic

C：domineering

D：unintimidating

E：taciturn

27.ThoughSocrateswasbyhisstudentswhofound

truthinhisteachings,hisphilosophyconstituted

totheexistentgovernment.

A：accepted…abenefit

B：denied…aninnovation

C：appraised…anexception

D：slighted…achallenge

E：revered…athreat

28.ThoughcriticJohnSimonseldomhasagoodwordto

sayaboutmostcontemporaryplays,hisreviewofAll

intheTimingwasatotal

A：mistake

B：dismissal

C：fraud

D：rave

E：farce

29.Thoughfinanciallysuccessful,thetheaterseason,

onceagain,ismorenotedforitsthanforits

originalproductions.

A：musicals

B：revivals

C：failures

D：rehearsals

E：commercials

30.ThoughmastermindedbytheMetropolitanMuseum,s

GuyBauman,thissurveyofFlemishpaintingsinAmerica

wasclearlyaoperation,aidedbyscholars

throughoutNorthAmerica.

A：marginal

B：derivative

C：worthwhile

D：circuitous

E：collective

31.UnlikeW.Dubois,whowas___ofthevocational

emphasisinblackeducation,BookerT.Washington

favoredthelimitedfundsavailableforeducating

blackstoprogramsthatpreparedpeopleforpractical

jobs.

A：critical…restricting

B：aware…confining

C：suspiciousdenying

D：protective…allotting

E：appreciativeallocating

32.Unlikehersister,theWidowDouglass,who

Huck'sminoroffenses,MissWatsondidnothingbut

scoldtheboy.

A：believed

B：rebuked

C：condoned

D：evaded

E：corroborated

33.UnlikethehighlyRomanticpoetsoftheprevious

century,ArnoldandhisfellowVictorianpoetswere

andinterestedinmoralizing.

A：rhapsodic…lyrical

B：frenetic…distraught

C：emotional…didactic

D：sensitive…strange

E：dramatic…warped

34.Untemperedbyany,shespreadanevermore

militantmessagetoherfollowers.

A：conviction

B：enthusiasm

C：radicalism

D：hardship

E：moderation

35.Uponrealizingthathispositionwas,the

generalhismentoretreattoaneighboringhill.

A：valuable…admonished

B：untenable…ordered

C：overrated…forbade

D：exposed…urged

E：salubrious…commanded

36.Undertheruleoftheforeigninvaders,theland

seemedasleep,saveforasmallgroupofrebelswho

soughttokindlethenationalismofthepeople.

A：valid

B：blatant

C：dormant

D：pretentious

E：contemplated

37.Unfortunately,excessivecareinchoosingone's

wordsoftenresultsinalossof.

A：precision

B：atmosphere

C：selectivity

D：spontaneity

E：credibility

38.Unfortunately,indevelopingcountriesrapid

economicgrowthoftentheoverexploitationof

naturalresourcesanddistributionofwealth.

A：halts…indiscriminate

B：holdsoff…inadequate

C：leadsto...inequitable

D：continues…evenhanded

E：goesbeyond…ungrateful

39.Unfortunately,thecurrentBroadwayseasonoffers

somefarethatsoundsmarkedlylikeimitationsof

previoushits.

A：epic

B：radical

C：formulaic

D：incongruous

E：challenging

40.UnlikeSartre,whowasbornintoacultivated

environment,receivingcultureinhisfeedingbottle,

sotospeak,thechildCamushadtofighttoa

culturethatwasnot

A：acquire...innate

B：encourage…barbarous

C：develop...frivolous

D：restrain…inferior

E：justify…conventional

41.Thebookwillarouseantagonism,disagreement,and

animosityamongtheologiansbecauseitwill

manyritualsandbeliefs.

A：undermine…iconoclastic

B：tolerate…accepted

C：disturb…established

D：disregard…forgotten

E：observe…pious

42.Thecampuspolicewhomonitoredthedemonstrations

hadlittlerespectforthestudentprotesters,

generallyspeakingoftheminterms.

A：hyperbolic

B：euphemistic

C：pejorative

D：derivative

E：uncertain

43.Thechildneededphysicaltherapytothe

rigiditythathadtragicallyimmobilizedhislegs.

A：prescribe

B：protract

C：counteract

D：accentuate

E：restore

44.Thecivilrightsmovementdidnotemergefrom

obscurityintonationalprominenceovernight;onthe

contrary,itcapturedthepublic'simagination

only.

A：fruitlessly

B：unimpeachably

C：momentarily

D：expeditiously

E：gradually

45.Thecollegelibrarianinitiatedanewscheduleof

finesforoverduebookswiththe,ifnotthe

outrightencouragement,ofthefacultylibrary

committee.

A：skepticism

B：acquiescence

C：scorn

D：applause

E：disapprobation

46.Thecollegepresidentmadethestatementthat

nostudentathleteonac