SECTION 1[b]Time –30 minutes[b]38 Questions[b][b]1. We first became aware that her support for the new [b]program was less than---- when she declined to [b]make a speech in its favor.[b](A) qualified [b](B) haphazard [b](C) fleeting [b](D) unwarranted [b](E) wholehearted [b][b]2. When a person suddenly loses consciousness, a [b]bystander is not expected to ---- the problem but to [b]attempt to ---- its effects by starting vital functions [b]if they are absent [b](A) cure.. precipitate [b](B) minimize.. predict [b](C) determine.. detect [b](D) diagnose.. counter [b](E) magnify.. evaluate[b][b]3. The remark was only slightly ----, inviting a [b]chuckle, perhaps, but certainly not a ----.[b](A) audible.. reward[b](B) hostile.. shrug [b](C) amusing.. rebuke [b](D) coherent.. reaction [b](E) humorous.. guffaw [b][b]4. Doors were closing on our past, and soon the values [b]we had lived by would become so obsolete that we [b]would seem to people of the new age as ----as [b]travelers from an ancient land. [b](A) elegant [b](B) ambitious [b](C) interesting [b](D) comfortable [b](E) quaint [b][b]5. Ability to ---- is the test of the perceptive historian, [b]a history, after all, consists not only of what the [b]historian has included, but also, in some sense, of [b]what has been left out. [b](A) defer [b](B) select [b](C) confer[b](D) devise [b](E) reflect [b][b]6. Some artists immodestly idealize or exaggerate the [b]significance of their work; yet others, ---- to exalt [b]the role of the artist, reject a transcendent view of art [b](A) appearing [b](B) disdaining [b](C) seeking [b](D) failing [b](E) tending [b][b]7. Estimating the risks of radiation escaping from a [b]nuclear power plant is ---- question, but one whose [b]answer then becomes part of a value-laden, [b]emotionally charged policy debate about whether to [b]construct such a plant. [b](A) an incomprehensible [b](B) an undefined [b](C) an irresponsible [b](D) a divisive [b](E) a technical [b][b]8. TREE: FORESTRY::[b](A) tractor: agriculture[b](B) experiment: laboratory [b](C) fuel: combustion [b](D) flower: horticulture [b](E) generator: electricity [b][b]9. COMMAND: REQUEST[b](A) presume: inquire [b](B) recommend: propose[b](C) summon: invite [b](D) refuse: rebel [b](E) authorize: permit [b][b]10. PESTLE: GRIND::[b](A) whetstone: sharpen[b](B) balloon: float[b](C) mill: turn [b](D) hinge: fasten[b](E) switch: conduct [b][b]11. ILLITERACY: EDUCATION [b](A) bureaucracy: clarification [b](B) oppression: agreement [b](C) vagrancy: travel[b](D) inequity: redistribution [b](E) inclemency: evasion [b][b]12. REVERENCE: RESPECT::[b](A) resiliency: vitality [b](B) appreciation: dependency[b](C) avidity: enthusiasm [b](D) imagination: creativity [b](E) audacity: sentiment [b][b]13. APOSTROPHES:WORD[b](A) letters: alphabet [b](B) verbs: syntax [b](C) ellipses: sentence [b](D) commas: punctuation [b](E) paragraphs: essay [b][b]14. EXAGGERATION: CARICATURE:: [b](A) craft: art [b](B) detail: sketch [b](C) illusion: story [b](D) brevity: epigram [b](E) sophistication: farce[b][b]15. MALLEABLE: SHAPE[b](A) apathetic: emotion [b](B) irresolute: opinion [b](C) demonstrable: evidence [b](D) irredeemable: value [b](E) gustatory: taste [b][b]16. BOLSTER: SUPPORT::[b](A) axis: revolve [b](B) spackle: paint [b](C) leakage: caulk [b](D) heat: insulate [b](E) tackle: hoist [b][b]28. RECORD [b](A) postpone [b](B) disperse [b](C) delete [b](D) delay [b](E) devise [b][b]29. EMBED [b](A) induce [b](B) extend [b](C) extract [b](D) receive [b](E) diverge [b][b]30. WHOLESOME [b](A) deleterious [b](B) submissive [b](C) provoking [b](D) monotonous [b](E) rigorous [b]31. EXTINCTION: [b](A) immunity [b](B) mutation [b](C) inhibition [b](D) formulation [b](E) perpetuation [b][b]32. CURSE:[b](A) exoneration [b](B) untruth [b](C) redress [b](D) benediction [b](E) separation [b][b]33. DECORUM [b](A) constant austerity [b](B) false humility [b](C) impropriety [b](D) incompetence [b](E) petulance [b][b]34. AGGRANDIZE: [b](A) misrepresent [b](B) disparage [b](C) render helpless [b](D) take advantage of [b](E) shun the company of [b][b]35. VIGILANT [b](A) reluctant [b](B) haphazard [b](C) gullible [b](D) ignorant [b](E) oblivious [b][b]36. FASTIDIOUS [b](A) coarse [b](B) destructive [b](C) willing [b](D) collective [b](E) secret [b][b]37. TRACTABLE[b](A) indefatigable [b](B) incorrigible [b](C) insatiable [b](D) impractical [b](E) impetuous [b][b]38. RESCISSION [b](A) expansion [b](B) enactment[b](C) instigation [b](D) stimulation [b](E) abdication [b][b][b][b][b]SECTION 5[b]Time –30 minutes[b]38 Questions[b][b]1. Because modern scientists find the ancient Greek [b]view of the cosmos outdated and irrelevant, they [b]now perceive it as only of --------- interest.[b](A) historical[b](B) intrinsic[b](C) astronomical[b](D) experimental[b](E) superfluous[b][b]2. Religious philosopher that he was. Henry More [b]derived his conception of an infinite universe from [b]the Infinite God in whom he believed, a benevolent [b]God of -------whose nature was to create---------[b](A) plenitude ..abundance[b](B) vengeance .. justice[b](C) indifference .. suffering[b](D) indulgence .. temperance[b](E) rectitude .. havoc[b][b]3. While some argue that imposing tolls on highway [b]users circumvents the need to raise public taxes [b]for road maintenance, the phenomenal expense of [b]maintaining a vast network of roads------reliance [b]on these general taxes.[b](A) avoids[b](B) diminishes[b](C) necessitates[b](D) discourages[b](E) ameliorates[b][b]4. Although they were not direct------,the new arts of [b]the Classical period were clearly created in the spirit [b]of older Roman models and thus------many features [b]of the older style.[b](A) impressions .. introduced[b](B) translations .. accentuated[b](C) copies .. maintained[b](D) masterpieces .. depicted[b](E) borrowings .. improvised[b][b]5. In spite of the increasing--------of their opinions, the [b]group knew they had to arrive at a consensus so that [b]the award could be presented[b](A) impartiality[b](B) consistency[b](C) judiciousness[b](D) incisiveness[b](E) polarity[b][b]6. By forcing our surrender to the authority of the clock [b]systematic timekeeping has imposed a form of-------[b]on society.[b](A) anarchy[b](B) permanence[b](C) provincialism[b](D) tyranny[b](E) autonomy[b][b]7. Our high-------vocabulary for street crime contrasts [b]sharply with our------vocabulary for corporate crime, [b]a fact that corresponds to the general public's unawar-[b]eness of the extent of corporate crime.[b](A) nuanced ..subtle[b](B) uninformative ..misleading[b](C) euphemistic ..abstract[b](D) differentiated ..limited[b](E) technical ..jargon-laden[b][b]8. DIVERGE : APART::[b](A) traverse : across[b](B) suspend : around[b](C) reverse : beyond[b](D) repose : beside[b](E) involve : among[b][b]9. ATROCIOUS : BAD::[b](A) excessive : adequate[b](B) momentous : important[b](C) unavailing : helpful[b](D) contagious : diseased[b](E) nominal : satisfactory[b][b]10.PATRONIZE : CONDESCENSION::[b](A) exasperate : anger[b](B) deride : mockery[b](C) compensate : apology[b](D) hurry : decision[b](E) encroach : fearlessness[b]11.FANG : TOOTH::[b](A) gum : mouth[b](B) elbow : arm[b](C) bank : river[b](D) finger : digit[b](E) summit ; mountain[b][b]12.ANALGESIC : PAIN::[b](A) sedative : sleep[b](B) stimulant : mood[b](C) antiseptic : odor[b](D) anesthetic : sensation[b](E) ointment : skin[b][b]13.IMPECCABLE : FLAW::[b](A) foreseeable : outcome[b](B) mundane : substance[b](C) dishonorable : blemish[b](D) ingenuous : guile[b](E) portentous : omen[b][b]14.POLEMIC : DISPUTATIOUS::[b](A) anachronism : chronological[b](B) vernacular : unpretentious[b](C) invective : abusive[b](D) platitude : insightful[b](E) eulogy : unrealistic[b][b]15.EMBARRASS : SHAME::[b](A) coax : reluctance[b](B) sleep : fatigue[b](C) doubt : uncertainty[b](D) belittle : condescension[b](E) console : comfort[b][b]16.ETCH : CORROSIVE::[b](A) shrink : diminutive[b](B) destroy : worthless[b](C) glue : adhesive[b](D) sculpt : malleable[b](E) polish : glossy[b][b][b]28.COMPRESSION:[b](A) increase in volume[b](B) change of altitude[b](C) loss of stability[b](D) absence of matter[b](E) lack of motion[b][b]29.REFINE:[b](A) loosen[b](B) obscure[b](C) destabilize[b](D) decrease size[b](E) reduce purity[b][b]30.BALK: [b](A) extend [b](B) derive[b](C) observe[b](D) plan ahead carefully[b](E) move ahead willingly[b][b]31.ANTIPATHY:[b](A) affection[b](B) courtesy[b](C) exasperation[b](D) obstinacy[b](E) cynicism[b][b]32.PATHOLOGICAL:[b](A) acute[b](B) normal[b](C) adequate[b](D) variable[b](E) temporary[b][b]33.REIN: [b](A) prod [b](B) assess[b](C) engulf[b](D) commend[b](E) affirm[b][b]34.MELLIFLUOUS:[b](A) obtuse[b](B) ineffable[b](C) raspy[b](D) deranged[b](E) uproarious[b][b]35.IMPUGN:[b](A) abandon[b](B) anticipate[b](C) enable[b](D) clarify[b](E) endorse[b][b]36.PERTINACITY:[b](A) liability[b](B) simplicity[b](C) vacillation[b](D) eccentricity[b](E) misrepresentation[b][b]37.GAINSAY:[b](A) speak kindly of[b](B) tell the truth about[b](C) forecast[b](D) affirm[b](E) reiterate[b][b]38. 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