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1、02-07年真题与答案解析2002年11月23日VERBAL部分 Section 1 填空1. Although she gives badly _ titles to her musical compositions, they _ unusual combinations of materials including Gregorian chant, Asian scale patterns and rhythms, electronic sounds, and bird songs. A. exotic belie B. eccentric deployC. traditional ex

2、clude D. imaginative disguise E. conventional incorporate 2. Even though the folktales Perroult collected and retold were not solely French in origin, his versions of them were so decidedly French in style that later anthologizes of French folktales have never _ them. A. excludedB. admired C. collec

3、ted D. promoted E. comprehended 3. In arguing against assertions that environmental catastrophe is imminent, her book does not ridicule all predictions of doom but rather claims that the risks of harm have in many cases been _. A. exaggerated B. ignoredC. scrutinizedD. derided E. increased 4. There

4、seems to be no _ the reading publics thirst for books about the 1960s: indeed, the normal level of interest has _ recently be cause of a spate of popular television documentaries. A. quenching moderated B. whetting mushroomed C. curtailing warned D. ignoring transformed E. slaking increased 5.Despit

5、e a tendency to be overtly _, the poetry of the Middle Ages often sparks the imagination and provides lively entertainment, as well as pious sentiments. A. divertingB. emotional C. didactic D. romantic E. whimsical 6. One of the first _ of reduced burning in Amazon rain forests was the chestnut indu

6、stry: smoke tends to drive out the insect that, by pollinating chestnut tree, allow chestnuts to develop. A. reformers B. discoveries C. casualties D. critics E. beneficiaries 7. The research committee urged the archaeologist to _ her claim that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the

7、Great, since her initial report has been based only on _. A. disseminate supposition B. withdraw evidence C. undercut caprice D. document conjecture E. downplay facts 短文章 Industrial production of powders involves mechanical forces fracturing individual particles of material into ever-smaller particl

8、es. The theory explaining this fracturing recognizes two general types of behavior exhibited by material under stress: elastic and plastic deformation. Elastic deformation occurs when stress is placed or a brittle material, which deforms and then returns to its original shape when stress is removed.

9、 If the material is stressed too heavily, however, excess energy builds up and the material fractures. This behavior makes brittle material fracture suddenly when subjected to mechanical impact by powder-making machines. No brittle, or ductile, materials by contrast, are harder to fracture, since th

10、ey respond to comparable amounts of stress by deforming plastically, that is, by changing sh ape permanently. Excess energy that builds up in the strained material is expended in deformation of the material rather than in fracturing. Plastic behavior can al so be exhibited by brittle materials as th

11、eir particles become smaller during processing and thus less susceptible to fracturing. Section 3 填空 1The scientist found it puzzling that his theory encountered _ despite widespread agreement that it was_ A. respect crucial B. dismissal simplistic C. skepticism unfathomable D. opposition indisputab

12、le E. acceptance comprehensive 2. The rate at which soil can absorb water _ with continuous wetting, so the longer a _ lasts, or the greater the rate of precipitation, the higher the percentage of water that will flow across the ground as runoff and enter stream channels. A. rises deluge B. diminish

13、es drought C. increases showerD. decreases rainstormE. stabilizes thaw 3. The ideas expressed in the art historians book are more _ than one would expect or the basis of her rather_ treatment of her subject in the opening pages. A. compelling intriguing B. accessible recondite C. hidebound reactiona

14、ry D. insightful innovative E. dispassionate evenhanded 4. The meeting on environmental issues produced _ discussion but no commitment on a plan of action: the many uncertainties surrounding global climatic change and the huge cost of efforts to limit it made the policymakers _ A. little voluble B.

15、heated contentious C. cordial quarrelsome D. frustrating affable E. interminable businesslike 5. Art that endures often makes an initially disturbing impact: the profound experience that such art seeks to provoke necessarily engenders a certain _A. familiarity B. ennui C. upheaval D. intimacy E. tra

16、nquility 6. The history of film reflects the _ inherent in the medium itself: film combines still photographs to represent continuous motion and, while seeming to present life itself, can also offer impossible and dreamlike unrealities. A. trivialities B. biases C. constraints D. paradoxes E. liabil

17、ities 7. The _ with which the politician peppers her speeches are so memorable that many people think of her as being far more _ than she in fact is.A. superlatives egalitarian B. pejoratives optimistic C. examples soporific D. diatribes censorious E. malapropisms straightforward 短文章 late-eighteenth

18、-century political economists regarded the specialization of labor as a positive development, resulting in increasingly refined products and services. However, to their contemporaries in philosophy and the arts, this development suggested societys disintegration into conflicting interests. The polit

19、ical economists acknowledged that diverse occupations represented competing perspectives on society, since what one knew was a function of what one did, but they viewed specialization as a source of social unity. Individuals who produced only one product or service must depend on others for most of

20、the ir needs; this, specialization was the basis of social cohesion. The common good depended upon everyones dependency guaranteed the unity and therefore the health of society. A fundamental problem with this concept recognized even then, was that specialization seemed to preclude anyones being abl

21、e to demonstrate that the society was unified. If everyones knowledge of society was tied to specialized occupational interests, who was in a position to monitor societys overall functioning?06年6月题目0606填空SECTION 11Although Heron is well known for the broad comedy in the movies she has directed previ

22、ously, her new film is less inclined to_: the gags are fewer and subtler.(A)understatement(B) preciosity(C) symbolism(D)buffoonery(E) melodrama2Bebops legacy is_ one: bebop may have won jazz the right to be taken seriously as an art form, but it _ jazzs mass audience, which turned to other forms of

23、music such as rock and pop.(A)a mixed.alienated(B) a troubled.seduced(C) an ambiguous.aggrandized(D)a valuable.refined(E) a noblepleased3. The exhibitions importance lies in its_: curators have gathered a diverse array of significant works from many different museums.(A)homogeneity(B) sophistry(C) s

24、cope(D)farsightedness(E) insularity4Despite the fact that the commissions report treats a vitally important topic, the report will be _ read because its prose is so _ that understanding it require an enormous effort.(A)seldom.transparent (B) carefully.pellucid(C) little.turgid(D)eagerly.digressive(E

25、) widely.prolix5. Carleton would still rank among the great_of nineteenth_century American art event if the circumstance of her life and career were less_than they are.(A)celebrities.obscure(B) failures.illustrious(C) charlatansimpeccable(D)enigmasmysterious(E) success.ignominious6 Although based on

26、 an actual event, the film lacks_: the director shuffles events, simplifies the tangle of relationships, and _documentary truth for dramatic power.(A)conviction.embraces(B) expressiveness.exaggerates(C) verisimilitude.sacrifices(D)realism.substitutes(E) coherence.utilizes7 When Adolph Ochs became th

27、e publisher of The New York Times, he endowed the paper with a uniquely_tone, avoiding the _editorials that characterized other major papers of the time.(A)abstruse.scholarly(B) dispassionate.shrill(C) argumentative.tendentious(D)whimsical.capricious(E) cosmopolitan.timelySECTION 21. Despite the fac

28、t that the amateur runner trained rigorously for six months before the race, he failed to _ it: the course was so _ that even professional runners struggled to finish.(A)complete.demanding(B) winmanageable(C) master.short(D)concede.formidable(E) underestimate.unusual2. In linking geographically disp

29、arate people, the Internet is arguably helping millions of spontaneous communities to bloom: communities defined by common interests rather than by the accident of _.(A)compatibility(B) affluence(C) reciprocity(D)contemporaneousness(E) proximity3. It is as if Woodward could not bear to leave anythin

30、g out; if he had _ some of his material, the resulting increase in focus would have more than _ any loss in comprehensiveness.(A)elaborated.justified(B) condensedexaggerated(C) expandedoffset(D)edited.pointed up(E) prunedpensated for4.The hesitancy of many countries to embrace market reform is unfor

31、tunate, because many national success stories suggest that far from _ such reform, countries should be eager to _its benefits.(A)implementing.document(B) pursuingseek(C) eschewing.reap(D)needing.realize(E) understanding.question5.Contemporary lawmakers preoccupation with regulating the Internet is _

32、 the way lawmakers treated many young industries in the past; United States railroads, for instance, were in business for 60 years before the federal government _ regulations.(A)antithetical to.eased(B) faithful to.levied(C) reminiscent of.enforced(D)in conflict with .lifted(E) at odds with.introduc

33、ed6.Despite the fact that the books title suggests_, the author is not a charlatan claiming to offer a _; rather, her book assessed all possible treatments of certain diseases without identifying any cures. (A)fraudcritique(B) sincerity.nostrum(C) hyperbole.warning(D)expertise.prescription(E) quacke

34、rypanacea7.The profits that the corporation earns from the exclusive-supplier agreements with the universities are_, because the terms of agreements that they are inclined to protect the universities interests are generally_.(A)inexplicable.flouted(B) unclear.publicized(C) predictable.scrutinized(D)

35、declining.ignored(E) surprising.enforced答案及解析2002年答案2002年11月GRE笔考题|留学填空：EAAE CCC类比：EBCC CEBAE 反义：BDBC ECBD CDA填空：DDBE CDD 类比：BDDB ABEBD反义：AEDC ECAB DBE解析Section1 填空1、根据主干大法，本题的线索主词是she、titles和they、combinations，显然这里they只能是指代her musical compositions （看作titles的同义重复），也就是说句子的转折围绕titles展开。转折前对于titles的评价由第

36、一空决定，转折后titles（they）的评价由unusual combinations决定（这取决于第二空的动词是正评价还是负评价），如果第二空是正评价词，表明titles与unusual combinations一致，那么转折前就应该相反，所以第一空填unusual combinations的反义表达；如果第二空是负评价词，表明titles与unusual combinations相反，所以第一空填unusual combinations的同义表达。第一空只有CE是清楚的unusual combinations的反义表达，候选。第二空选项单词正负评价正好相反（这是ETS惯用思路，2空题先变

37、成2选1，再取舍就容易多了），根据前面逻辑分析只能选正评价的词汇，所以答案是E。 参考译文：尽管她糟糕地给她的音乐作品赋以寻常的（传统的）题目，但是这些作品却体现出对一些材料的不寻常的整合，比如罗马教的圣歌、亚洲的音阶风格节奏、古怪的声响和鸟鸣。 2、太简单了！显然空格后面的them指代前面的his versions，由so 。 that结构知道是同义重复，所以that前是his versions与French一致，那么后面也必然是这样，空格前出现负评价词never，所以空格处必须填负评价词。只有唯一的A是负评价词。 参考译文：尽管Partout搜集的民间故事并不仅仅来源于法国，但是那时他的描

38、述却是法国风格以至于后来的法国民间故事集从来都不排除收录它们。 3、主干是清晰的not。but结构，但是我们不能确定all predictions of doom与the risks of harm是否同义重复，所以需要参考伴随状态的In arguing against assertions that environmental catastrophe is imminent，而在这里我们清晰地发现了the risks of harm的同义重复environmental catastrophe。伴随状态一定与主句一致，意思是对environmental catastrophe is immin

39、ent进行arguing against驳斥，所以空格中的词汇既然是claims指出的就应该与驳斥的相反，所以应该体现出not imminent。只有A。 参考译文：在对“环境灾难临近”的观点进行驳斥的过程中，她的书并没有嘲笑所有的命运预测，而是指出灾害的风险在许多情况中被夸大了。 4、第一空无法轻松判断，第二空是现在完成时并且出现了recently（重要的时间对比特征词，最近发生的动作一定是与以前相反），前面无论是否出现about the 1960s也应该知道一般现在时There seems to be表示一般惯常状态，现在完成时+ recently表示最近发生的动作，是对过去或者一般状态的

40、改变，所以“no+第一空”应该与第二空相反（题感好的同学应该能够马上觉察到the reading publics thirst与the normal level of interest是同义重复，尤其是thirst 与interest很明显），以前thirst没有什么和现在interest有什么，正好与时间相反一致，两空填同义词即可，只有C。注意moderate不表示quenching熄灭。 注意时间相反题型的特点：1、时间相反一切相反。2、总是后者否定前者。3、现在否定过去，将来否定现在，更远的将来否定较近的将来。参考译文：看起来20世纪60年代阅读人群对书籍的渴望并没有减少；事实上，兴趣的

41、正常标准只是最近下降了，因为人们渴望通俗的电视文献片。 5、简单的转折题。空格由sparks the imagination and provides lively entertainment取反决定，要想不幻想不生动不娱乐，只有C（didactic说教的）啦。 参考译文：尽管趋势是明显地说教，但是中世纪的诗歌经常激发（人们）想象力和提供以生动的乐趣以及虔诚的感情。 6、冒号表示同义重复，后面显然对烟是负评价，所以前面说减少燃烧也就是减少烟显然是好的情况，所以空格填正评价词，一眼看出E最合适。阅读中注意一般不去看in后面的东西，否则你很可能会粗略读后把“在亚马逊雨林中减少焚烧”理解成“减少燃烧

42、亚马逊雨林”。 参考译文：在亚马逊雨林中减少焚烧的直接受益者之一是栗子工业：烟会驱除昆虫，而昆虫却通过给栗子树授粉而使栗子得以生长发育。 7、第一空填正还是负评价的动词要依据since后面的内容。that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the Great是声明的具体内容，不需要读。initial report决定了最初的东西肯定是不完善的有问题的（这在学术英语中几乎是必然），而且有only帮助推断，所以第二空一定是负评价词ACE。最初的是不好的，后来的就应该是好的啦，不过这里没有时间对比因素，因为主句是过去时（urged）。

43、所以这里her claim一定是her initial report的同义重复，所以要对它进行负评价，只有C啦。 参考译文：因为原始报告仅仅依据异想天开，研究委员会敦促这个考古学家砍掉她的声明，声明说她发现的这个坟墓是亚历山大的。 -Section3 填空1、简单的转折，第一空填agreement的反义词，直接一点D最好啦，范围大一些就候选BCD，第二空显然是由agreement决定填正评价词，只有D了。 参考译文：尽管普遍认为这是不需要争议的，但是他的这个理论还是遭到了反对意见，该科学工作者觉得有些莫名其妙。 2、无论是基本阅读还是技巧都能轻松做对。按阅读解：伴随持续潮湿的状态，土壤吸水的比

44、率当然下降，第一空BD，so表示因果同义重复，什么越持续，水分越高，BD正好相反，当然是D啦。按技巧解：单独的or表示并列同义重复，所以第二空等于precipitation，只有ACE，再看第一空， AC与D正好相反，看不看懂都马上选出D。 参考译文：伴随持续潮湿的状态，土壤吸水的比率下降，因此暴雨持续越长或者下雨量越大，经地表汇入河流的水就越多。 3、句子主干是简单的AB两者比较，A比B更如何？AB相反，所以第一空由A决定，第二空是B的特征，所以两空相反，只有B。注意这里rather是副词。 参考译文：这个史学家的书中观点比（读者依据）书中开篇她对于主题的相当深奥的表述（所预期的）要容易理解

45、得多。 4、单词比较难！but后面是no commitment，“没有约定”是负评价，前面就应该是正评价，第一空填正评价词BCD，冒号后面是解释。根据主干大法简化为uncertainties made the policymakers空格。不确定性使得决策者怎么样？当然是不确定啦BC。在许多字典上contentious与quarrelsome是同义词。注意：Contentious强调的是有不同意见，重点是“争”，而quarrelsome强调的是不同意见导致的争吵，重点是“吵”。此题没说到吵，所以答案是B。 参考ETS对本题的解释：The word “quarrelsome” is improp

46、er here for describing the controversial views harbored by different persons but emphasizes the shadow of anger and aggression gratuitous in this sentence. 参考译文：环境问题会议产生了激烈的争论但是没有行动决议：围绕着全球气候改变和防止它改变需要的巨大花费等问题上的不确定性使得政策决定者们争议不休。 5、此题还是单词太难。根据技巧主干简化为：Art 产生disturbing impact，后面experience产生空格，而experien

47、ce由艺术引起，可以视为art的同义重复，所以冒号前后完全一致，空格中选出disturbing impact 的同义词BC。注意：disturbing让人烦恼，而ennui指的是无聊，不让人开心但是也不让人烦恼，而重点显然是impact，能够表示一种负评价的行为结果的只有C。 参考译文：忍耐的艺术常常产生原发性地让人烦恼的冲击效果：这种艺术试图引起的深刻经验必然产生一种错乱。 6、冒号是解释重复，后面整句话解释空格。单独的and表明空格要么满足2者之一即可，但是没有单词能表现出combines，但是D却很好地表现了while seeming to present life itself, ca

48、n also offer impossible and dreamlike unrealities。 参考译文：电影的历史反映了这种媒体本身固有的矛盾：电影将静止的照片们结合在一起去表现连续的动作，并且当表现生活本身时，也常常提供一些不可能的虚幻的不真实东西。 7、so。that同义重复。什么让人印象深刻以至于人们认为她比实际更什么？显然两空一定同义。只有D。注意A more _ than B表示AB相反，空格由A决定，也可以由B取非决定。本题中B是she in fact is，信息不够，所以只好由so memorable that结构从前面找，从而快速判断出答案。 参考译文：这个政客用漫骂使

49、得她的演说生动，这是如此的让人印象深刻以至于许多人认为她的吹毛求疵（批判的）特点远胜实际。06年填空 答案EACCD CBAAECE EC解析1、尽管Heron在她以前执导的影片中因为庸俗的喜剧而著名，但是她的新电影却不象情景喜剧：噱头（插科打混）变少了并且变微妙了。A保守的陈述B过分雕琢C象征主义D插科打混、滑稽E情景喜剧、情节剧由转折和less可知空格填the broad comedy的同义词。只有E，92年2月考过类比（类比教程P119T8）MELODRAMA: SUBTLETY。我的词汇课难题串讲中讲过，填空课提到过。2、一种叫bebop的爵士音乐的传统是混杂：尽管作为一种音乐形式它有

50、爵士音乐的本性，但是它使大量爵士乐观众感到疏远，它借鉴了其他的音乐形式比如rock and pop。A混杂的。使疏远B杂乱的。引诱C模糊的。夸大D贵重的。精练E高贵的。使高兴解法1：第一空由冒号后面所有来决定，第二空格由which后面决定（非限制性定语从句，起补充说明），既然变成其他音乐形式了，自然对本形式的观众做了负评价的动作。只有A。turn to转向，求助于，开始工作。解法2：冒号后的解释说它有爵士的本性，但又借鉴了其它音乐形式，显然第一空是混杂。Bebop一词源出自爵士音乐家在练声或哼唱器乐旋律时发出的毫无词义的音节（或无意义的狂喊乱叫）。创于1940年初，简单来形容就是高速、华丽、神

51、经质，需要在超高速的即兴中维持旋律的优美和组织性。3、这个展览的重要性在于它的范围：馆长们从许多不同的博物馆里搜集了大量的重要作品。A同质B诡辩C范围D远视、目光远大E岛国意识将冒号后面整个代回即可。4、尽管事实是这个委员会的报告针对一个非常重要的主题，但是不会有人去读，因为它的松散的语言是如此地浮夸臃肿以至于理解它需要极大的努力。A很少地。透明的、清晰的B仔细地。易懂的C很少地。浮夸的D热切地。离题的E广泛地。冗长的送分题。主干转折决定第一空负评价AC，because决定第二空也是负评价C。5、在19世纪美国最伟大的神秘人物中，肯定有Carleton，即使她的职业和生活状况不象他们一样神秘。

52、A名人。模糊的B失败者。杰出的C吹牛者。没有瑕疵的D神秘人物。神秘的E成功者。可耻的less. than提示对比，什么特点？到前面找，第一空。选同义词即可。6、尽管以真实事件为基础，但是这部电影不够逼真：导演打乱了事件的顺序，放大了关系的纠缠，并且为了戏剧效果牺牲了真实性。A确信。支持B表现。夸大C逼真。牺牲D现实主义。替代E一致。利用此题做第6题太抬举了。简单！由转折知第一空填真实ACD，由并列知道第二空填负评价C。注意substitute 后面紧跟的是替代品，常用substitute A for B用A代替B。在这里，显然不能理解成用真实来替代。字根ver表示真实，verify，aver，

53、verdict。7、当Adolph Ochs成为纽约时报的发行人时，他赋予该报独特冷静的基调，避免同时代其他主流报纸尖刻的评论A深奥的。学者的B冷静的。尖刻的C好争辩的。有倾向的D变化无常的。变化无常的E世界主义的。及时的第一空是自己的特点，第二空是别人的特点，而第一空前面的uniquely决定了2者不同，所以找反义词啦，只有B。SECTION 21、尽管该业余运动员在比赛前严酷训练了6个月，但是他没能完成它：训练课程是如此地苛刻以至于甚至专业运动员都要努力拼搏才能完成。A完成。苛求的B赢得。易管理的C征服、精通。短小D退让。可怕的E低估。不平常由转折和failed知道第一空填正评价ABC，由

54、冒号解释同义重复知道第二空负评价AC，仔细辨析一下出A。题感好的同学看最后的finish就知道第一空一定填finish的同义词。*2、将地理上不同位置的人们联系在一起，互联网有争辩地帮助数百万自然产生的社区繁荣起来：这些社区由共同的兴趣决定而不是由偶然发生的一致性决定。A一致性、适应性、兼容性B影响C互惠D同时期E接近rather than提示对比，“the accident of_”=“not common interests”。3、看起来Woodward不能容忍失去任何东西（患失）；如果他删除了材料中的一些东西，则焦点上内容的增加补偿缺失内容绰绰有余。A精心制作。证明B浓缩。夸大（干扰）C

55、扩展。弥补D编辑、校订。突出、强调E删除。补偿分号前说的是Woodward不能容忍失去anything，后面马上冒号做了解释。显然some of his material同义重复前面的anything，则第一空填leave。out的同义词BDE，第二空由语意more than推出BD不合适。4、许多国家对于支持市场经济的犹豫是不幸的，因为许多国家成功的故事表明没有避免这些改革，国家们将很快收获它的好处。A贯彻。证明B追赶。寻找C避开。收获D需要。认识到E理解。怀疑、询问Because提示前后同义重复，前面对市场经济正评价，所以后面也是，具体体现在suggest后面的主干中第二空填正评价的动作A

56、BCD，再由far from表示相反得出第一空填负评价动作得出C。5、当代立法者对于互联网规则的抢先占有是与立法者过去对待新兴工业的方式相矛盾的；比如，美国铁路在联邦政府提出规则以前运作了60年。A对立的。减轻、使安心B忠实的。征兵C回忆。强迫D冲突。举起、消除E矛盾。提出is 和 past提示时间对比，选负评价词AE，第二空填preoccupation的同义词E。6、尽管书名暗示是欺骗，但是作者不是一个声称提供万灵药的骗子；相反，她的书在没有鉴定的情况下对确定的疾病的所有可能治疗方案做了评估。A欺骗。批评B真实。祖传秘方C夸张。警告D专家。规定、处方E骗子。万灵药分号前转折后面是正评价，得出

57、第一空是负评价ACE，第二空要表达出骗子的特征只有E。*7、公司从与大学们签定的高级供应协议中挣得的利润是可以预料的，因为协议中保护大学利益的条款们被普遍仔细审查过了。A无法说明的。蔑视B不清楚的。宣扬C可预言的。细察、挑剔地检查D下降的。忽视E令人惊讶的。加强主干简化：利润是空格。多还是少？不清楚，那就往后看。Because同义重复，协议的条款被空格了，在这里，协议不是利润的同义重复，所以光看主干无法做，只好找细节找同义重复的地方。利润来自于与大学签定的协议，后面说协议的条款保护大学，显然利润与协议的关系应该相反。也就是说第二空填增强等正评价词，利润就减少，那么第一空就填负评价词，反过来也一

58、样。有人选了E，那就应该是 “协议中保护大学的条款被增强了，所以公司从协议中挣得的利润减少了”，但是第一空“令人惊讶的”显然没有“减少的”这个意思。有的同学将E理解成“协议中保护大学的条款被增强了，所以公司从协议中居然挣得大量利润是令人惊讶的”，但是本题中没有任何线索表示利润是“大量的”的。所以此题很难！我认为答案是C， predictable是正评价词，scrutinized（inspect critically）在这里是负评价词，满足于题目的逻辑关系分析。事实上也与商业事实相符合，在协议中我们发现经常发现条款是不对等的，合同双方一方特别详细一方特别粗线条（比如电信、银行等部门的霸王条款），

59、这样导致条款详细的一方制约因素特别多，经常处于被动地位，稍有变化就可以告你违约。在本题中，保护大学的条款被挑剔地仔细研究过了，自然公司能知道大学确切的从合同当中得到的好处，反而关于自己的条款没有详细说明，这样水分会很大，在供货协议的时间、材料、服务方式等所有不明确的弹性条款上完全取决于公司的做法，自然公司的利润是可以预料的了。除了你的，就是我的，所以在你的情况我已经确定的情况下，自然我的利润我做主，可以预期。值得争议的是B，“协议中保护大学的条款被普遍宣扬了，所以公司的利润是不清楚的。”逻辑关系成立，但是与常理似乎欠妥，读不通顺。既然协议中保护大学的条款被普遍宣扬了，也就是说大学的利润大家都知道了，公司的利润大家都不知道，所以第一空填“不为人所知的”，但是未必就是不清楚啊！这次考题难度明显低于以前的考题，真正的难题是第2个SECTION的第2、7题。要想达到语文600以上，填空可以错4个左右，所以目标很容易实现。所有的题目都用了解题技巧，所以考生在临考前应该大量强化解题技巧，只要感觉有，怎么都能对！以上原题来自于一位考生抄写，让我们感谢他的帮助！答案是笔者个人所做，非ETS提供。欢迎就答案和翻译问题进行探讨，请寄orient_eccentric，预祝杀G顺利！