OC-Test 2-Section 3
1. Although visitors initially may find touring the city by subway to be ______, they are plead to
discover that subways are an inexpensive and ______ way to get around.
A. wastefulgenerous
B. dauntingefficient
C. extravagantprohibitive
D. convenientsolitary
E. enjoyableeasy
2. One critic asrts that modern urban architecture caus nsory deprivation becau it fails to provide visual and tactile ______.
A. latency
B. stimulation
C. complacence
D. confusion
E. extension
3. Becau little rain falls in the district during summer, municipalities are necessarily ______ to
酱鸡爪______ water from winter storms.
A. readysquander
B. reluctantretain
C. freeabsorb
D. carefulstore
E. unwillingconrve
4. Toni Cade Bambara's novels are engrossing becau the protagonists, in striving to achieve
goals, are not simply ______ characters.
A. passive
B. tangible
C. abandoned
D. autonomous
E. redundant
5. Once his integrity had been ______, the mayoral candidate was quick both to
______
the attacks and to issue counterattacks.
A. debunkedbuttress
B. restoredrecommence
C. revokedrelinquish
D. impugned蝴蝶的一生repudiate
E. vitiatedavoid
OC-Test 2-Section 7
1. New data measuring the ______ of land beneath the ocean permit accurate generalizations about the topography of the afloor.
A. models
章鱼粘土
B. contours
C. remnants
D. populations
E. pigments
2. Excessive crecy tends to ______ excessive curiosity and thus rves to ______ the very impuls against which it guards.
A. inhibitprotect
B. disguisupplant
C. satisfylimit
壶口瀑布旅游攻略
D. compelderide
E. inviteprovoke
3. In frigid regions a layer of permafrost under the soil surface prevents water from sinking deep into the soil, and so the water ______ the land, helping to create bog and ______ conditions.
A. freezes朱易欢tropical
B. parchesmarsh
C. inundatesdert
D. aeratesjungle
E. floodsswamp
4. Although the bystander's account of the car accident at first emed ______, the police officer was surprid, on further investigation, to find that it was_______.
A. dubiouserroneous
B. incongruousinconsistent
关于边塞的诗句C. implausiblecorrect
D. logicalpertinent
E. probablecoherent
5. The legislation facing Congress was so ______ that it threatened to shatter the governing body's fragile bipartisanship.
A. divisive
B. transparent
C. concordant
D. repetitive
E. rhetorical
6. In All God's Children Need Traveling Shoes, author Maya Angelou us __
____, brief descriptive sketches, to provide ______ view of Ghana that clearly details the land and its people.
A. missivesan illusory
B. themesa thorough
C. vignettesa vivid
D. treatisan authentic
E. abstractsan ambiguous
7. Becau an older hor is more ______ than a younger one, it is safer for a novice rider.
A. frolicsome
B. cantankerous
拍蚊子
C. gargantuan
D. tractable
E. precipitate
8. The library's collection is a ______ of Asian American historical documents, including rare materials about race relations.
A. summary
B. fabrication
C. connsus
D. trove
E. replication
OC-Test 2-Section 9
1. Seeking to______ what people view and read by determining what art and literature should be
available, censorship laws directly______ fee expression.
A. governliberate
B. juxtapoprescribe
C. defernullify
D. control长高的秘密prohibit
E. balancepromote
2. Myra laughed exuberantly and embraced her friends repeatedly, so ______ was she about having been lected.
A. ambivalent
B. quizzical
C. euphoric
D. jaded
E. exacting
3. It would be a waste of time for any reviewer to bother______ a book who utter worthlessness
is______ to even the least discerning reader.
A. enjoyingdoubtful
B. mockingfigurative
C. asssingwelcome
D. condemningobvious
4. The new policy has been called a quiet revolution becau, though introduced without ______, it is already producing ______ changes.
A. warningspecious
B. fanfaremomentous
C. concealmenttransient
D. hesitationostensible
E. debatenegligible
5. When two chemical compounds are combined, a ______ effect can be achieved: the resulting combination can be more potent than either of the individual compounds alone.
A. synergistic
B. naturalistic
C. competitive
D. retroactive
E. neutralizing
