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is aclear signof.A impulseB insanityC inspirationD disposition02-1-41An energytax wouldcurb ordinaryair pollution,limit oilimports andcut thebudget.A dispositionB discrepancyC defectD deficit02—6-65差异，不一样；辨别，辨别；优秀，杰出；荣誉，优待次Distinction2While afull understandingof whatcauses thedisease maybe severalyears away,leading to a successfultreatment couldcome muchsooner.
02.1-49interpA adistinction Ba breakthroughC anidentification DanIn spiteof the,it seemedthat manyof theinvited guestswould stillshow up.
04.6-52A distractedB stimulatedC inspired D tempted使转变方向，使转移使快乐次divert4Many touristswere by the cityscomplicated traffic system.
98.6---48A.degraded B.bewildered C.evoked D.divertedWhen thefarmers visitedthe city for thefirst time,they were by itscomplicated trafficsystem.
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6.49A.evoked B.bewildered C.diverted D.underminedOne of the examination questions me completely andT couldnt answer it.03J2——48A baffledB mingledC provokeD diverted一The signset upby theroad driversto asharp turn.
03.1266A alertsB refreshesC pleadsD diverts统治，占支、主导地位次dominate2Her interest in redecoratingthe bighouse kepther for a wholeweek.
98.6---44A.constrained B.dominated C.restricted D.occupiedThis bookis expected to thebest-seller lists.
00.1—44A.exemplify B.prevail C.promote D.dominate居住,踌躇次Dwell2She hadrecently lefta joband hadhelped herselfto copiesof thecompanys clientdata,which sheintended tostarting herownbusiness.A dwellonCbase onB come upon Ddraw upon03---1-66Elisabeth did not enterthe museumat once,but in the courtyard.A residedB dwelledClingered Ddelayed04-6-65E时间消逝，过去次elapse2Many yearshad before they returnedto theiroriginal urbanareas.
02.6—48A floatedB elapsedC skippedD proceededWeeksbefore anyonewas arrestedin connectionwith thebankrobbery.03A terminatedB elapsedC overlappedD expired.逐出，撵出，驱逐，喷射.推断的事物次Eject vtn4Many typesof rockare fromvolcanoes assolid,fragmentary material.A flungC ejectedB propelledD injected03—1—53We*ve justinstalled afan tocooking smellsfrom the kitchen.A ejectC expelB excludeD exile03—6—48The visionof thatbig blackcar hittingthe sidewalka fewfeet fromus willnever befrom mymemory.一A ejectedB escapedC erasedD omitted0312—49The doctorsthe newlyapproved druginto the patient when he wascritically ill.A injectedC projectedB ejectedD subjected05---1-43详细体现,使详细化,包括，收录次embody2Most people in themodem worldfreedom and independence morethan anythingelse.
03.6-68A embodyB cherishC fascinateD illuminate一In mountainousregions,much of the snowthat fallsis_into ice.
04.662A dispersedB embodiedC compiledD compacted试验的次empirical2Mr.Smith becamevery when it wassuggested thathe hadmade amistake
00.6---43A.ingenious B.empirical C.objective D.indignantThe lawon drinkingand drivingis stated.A extravagantlyBempirically Cexceptionally Dexplicitly竭力,努力次endeavor2Our reporterhas justcalled to say thatrescue teamswill tobring outthe trappedminers.
03.12—45A effectB affectC conceiveD endeavorApartfrom philosophicaland legalreasons forrespecting patients*wishes,there areseveral practicalreasons whydoctors shouldto involvepatientsin theirown medicalcare decisions.
05.1-44A enforceB endowC endeavorD enhance资助，捐赠，向……捐钱；予以，赋予，认为……有某种特质endowSome Americancolleges arestate-supported,others areprivately,and stillothers aresupported byreligiousorganizations.02A ensuredB attributedC authorizedDe:A membershipcard theholder touse theclub*s facilitiesfor aperiod oftwelve months.03A approvesB authorizesC rectifiesD endowsApartfrom philosophicaland legalreasons forrespecting patients*wishes,there areseveral practicalreasons whydoctors shouldto involvepatientsin theirown medicalcare decisions.
05.1—44强迫,执行,坚持,加强次A enforceB endowC endeavorD enhanceenforce2There areoccasions whengiving a gift spokencommunication,since themessage itoffers cancut throughbarriersof language and culturaldiversity.
03.12——55A overtakesB nourishesC surpassesD enforcesApartfrom philosophicaland legalreasons forrespecting patientswishes,there areseveral practicalreasons whydoctors shouldto involvepatientsin theirown medicalcare decisions.
05.1—44A enforceB endowC endeavorD enhance约会，婚约，交战次engagement2The culturesof Chinaand Japanhave sharedmany features,but eachhas usedthem accordingto itsnational.A.engagement B.destiny C.capacity D.temperamentThe onthis apartmentexpires in a yearstime.
00.6—53A.treaty B.lease C.engagement D.subsidy永恒的，不变的次eternal2There was once an idea that the earth was flat and motionless.
99.6---39A.absurd B.intrinsic C.eternal D.offensiveThe cycleof lifeand deathis asubject ofinterest toscientist andphilosophers alike.
00.6—45A.incompatible B.exceeding C.instantaneous D.eternal排除其他地，独有地次exclusively2These areasrely onagriculture almost,having fewmineral resourcesand aminimum ofindustrial development.A.respectively B.extraordinarily C.incredibly D.exclusivelyA visitorto amuseum todaywould noticechanges in the waymuseums areoperated.
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6.56Acognitive BrigorousCconspicuous Dexclusive互换,调换,兑换,交流,交易次exchange2Professor Smithand ProfessorBrown willin presentingthe seriesof lectureson Americanliterature.
03.12—70A alterB alternateC substituteD exchange一These continual_in temperaturemake itimpossible to decide whatto wear.
04.663A transitionsB transformationsCexchanges D fluctuations期满，熄灭，死亡呼气，排出次expire vi.vt.2Mike justdiscovered that his passporthad threemonths ago.
99.6---37A.abolished B.expired C.amended D.constrainedIf Japan its relation with that country it will have to find another supplier of raw materials.
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6.50Aprecludes BterminatesCpartitions Dexpires外在的,清晰的,直率的,租金等直接付款的次explicit2Creating so much confusion,Mason realizedhe hadbetter makewhat he was trying to tellthe audience.A exclusiveB explicitC objective D obscure一She gavedirections about the waythe rugshould becleaned.
05.151A explicitB briskC transientD opaque扩展次extend2Having finishedtheir morningwork,the clerksstood upbehind theirdesks,themselves.
00.1—47A.stretching B.extending C.prolonging D.expandingWhen youput upwallpaper,should youthe edgesor put them nextto each otherA.coincide B.extend C.overlap D.collide灭种的，熄灭了的次extinct3Diamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.
99.1---62A.extinct B.permanent C.surplus D.instrinsicCertain speciesdisappeared orbecame asnew formsarose that were betteradapted to the Earth9s changing environment.A.feeble B.extinct C.massive D.extinguishedIf notingis done to protectthe environmentmillions ofspecies thatare alivetoday willhave become.
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1.40A.deteriorated B.degenerated C.suppressed D.extoinct次Extract2Scientists are pushing known technologies to their limits in an attempt to more energy from the earth.
03.9—61A extractB injectC dischargeD drainIt is one thing to locate oil,but it is quiteanother to and transportit to the industrialcenters.
03.12―43A permeate B extractC distinguishD concentrate过度的，挥霍的，放纵的次extravagant2The originalelections weredeclared by the formermilitary ruler.
99.1---66A.void B.vulgar C.surplus D.extravagantThe lawon drinkingand drivingis stated.
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6.64A extravagantlyBempirically CexceptionallyDexplicitly召唤，引起次evoke3Many touristswere by the cityscomplicated trafficsystem.
98.6---48A.degraded B.bewildered C.evoked D.divertedWhen peopleare askedwhat kindof housingthey needor want,the questiona varietyof answers.
99.6---31A.defies B.magnifies C.mediates D.evokesWhen thefarmers visitedthe cityfor thefirst time,they were by itscomplicated trafficsystem.
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6.49使着迷，使神魂颠倒，入迷，极度迷人的次A.evoked B.bewildered C.diverted D.undermined fascinate2一
68.Most people in themodem worldfreedom andindependence morethan anythingelse.
03.667A embodyB cherishC fascinateD illuminateThecircus has always beenvery,popular becauseit boththe oldand theyoung.
03.9—42可行的，可用的，也许的feasible2Shoes ofthis kind are to slip on wet ground.02A feasibleB appropriate C aptDHe suggested thatweputthescheme intoeffect,for it is quite.
03.1A probableB sustainableC feasibleD eligible虚弱的次A facilitatesB fascinatesC immersesD indulgesfeeble3There is a differencein meaningbetween thewords surroundingsand environment.
98.6-65A.gentle B.subtle C.feeble D.humbleThe tiesthat bindus togetherin commonactivity areso that they candisappear at any moment.
99.1---60A.trivial B.fatal C.tentative D.feebleCertain speciesdisappeared orbecame asnew formsarose thatwere betteradapted to the Earthschanging environment.A.feeble B.extinct C.massive D.extinguished波动,起伏次fluctuation2一These continualin temperaturemake itimpossible todecide whatto wear.
04.663A transitionsB transformationsCexchanges DfluctuationsHe boughthis houseon theplan,paying acertain amountof moneyeach month.
05.1—67A divisionB premiumC installmentDfluctuation鼓翼,飘动,悸动,舌跳,烦扰次flutter L2With pricesso much,itisdifficult for the schoolto plana budget.
03.1—54A vibratingB fluctuatingC flutteringD swingingHisface as he camein afterrunning allthe wayfrom school.
03.9—46A flaredB fluctuatedC flutteredD flushed预知，先见次Foresee2Already theclass is about whoour newteacher will be.
02.1—58A foreseeingB speculatingC fabricatingD contemplatingWedon*tanydifficulties incompleting the project solong aswe keepwithin ourbudget.
03.9—52A foreseeB fabricateC inferD inhibit闪闪发光,闪烁,闪光次Glitter2Her jewelryunder thespotlights andshe becamethe dominantfigure at the ball.A glaredC blazedB glitteredD dazzled03---1-57When sheheard thebad news,her eyeswith tearsas shestruggled tocontrol heremotions.保证，承诺次A sparkledB twinkledC radiatedD glittered03—12-54guarantee2The basiccauses areunknown,although certainconditions thatmay leadto cancerhave been.
99.1—55A.identified B.guaranteed C.notified D.conveyedEvery memberof societyhas to make ato strugglefor thefreedom of the country.
99.6---48A.pledge B.warranty C.resolve D.guarantee阻碍,牵制次Hamper2The commissionwould finditself atevery turnif itsmembers couldntreach anagreement.A collidedB savagedC crumbledD hampered02—6-53The localbusiness was not muchby thesudden outbreakof theepidemic.A intervenedC hamperedB insulatedD hoisted03---6-65常常拜访；常去；时常萦绕心头；使困窘次Haunt2As thetrial wenton,the storybehind themurder slowlyitself.A convictedB releasedC hauntedD unfolded03—6-47Years afterthe accidenthe wasstill_by imagesof deathand destruction.强调，突出，使明显；最精彩的部分，最重要的事件HighlightHe wouldn*tanswerthe reporters*questions,nor wouldhe fora photograph.0；A twistedB dippedC hauntedD submerged04---6-60A summonB highlightC poseDThe of our tripto Londonwas thevisit to Buckingham Palace.0^A summitB heightC peakD highlightLightingcan beused notonly tocreate anatmosphere,but alsoto featuresof thehouse,such as一ornaments orpictures.
05.160A highlightB underlineC activateD upgrade类似地；同类地；同性质地次homogeneously2In thepast tenyears skyscrapershave developedin Chicago and New York City.
99.1——49A.homogeneously B.simultaneously C.spontaneously D.harmoniouslyFiber-optic cablescan carryhundreds oftelephone conversations.
00.6—47A.simultaneously B.spontaneously C.homogeneously D.contemporarily举起，升起，吊起次hoist2During theconstruction ofskyscrapers,cranes areused tobuilding materialto theupper floors.
99.1---61A.toss B.tow C.hoist D.hurlThe prospectof increasedprices has already worried.
00.6---60A.provoked B.irritated C.inspired D.hoisted等同，认出，鉴定次identify2They arewell witheach othersince theyonce studiedin the same university.
98.6—64A.identified B.recognized C.acknowledged D.acquaintedThe basiccauses areunknown,although certainconditions thatmay leadto cancerhave been.
99.1---55A.identified B.guaranteed C.notified D.conveyed幻想错觉，假象对现实错误的见解次Ilhision3The magicianmade usthink hecut thegirl intopieces but it wasmerely an.A IllusionB impressionC imageD illumination02―6—60The designof this auditorium showsa greatdeal of.We havenever seensuch abuilding before.A inventionC originalityB illusionD orientation03—6—53It is anthat the French eat so much rich food and yet have a relatively low rate of heart disease.A analogyB paradox C correlationD illusion04—6-68图象，肖像,偶像,形象化的比方,极为相象,映像,经典次Image2The magicianmade usthink hecut thegirl intopieces butit wasmerely an.A IllusionB impressionC imageD illumination02-6-60The traditionalmarkets retain their for the manyChinese whostill preferfresh foodlike livefish,ducks,chickensover packagedor frozengoods.A appealC imageB pledgeD survival05—1-64沉浸,使陷入使专心，次immerse4For yearsnow,the peopleof thatfaraway countryhave beencruelly bya dictator.
00.6—58A.depressed B.immersed C.oppressed D.cursedThey werein theirscientific research,not knowingwhat happenedjust outsidetheir lab.
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6.51Asubmerged CimmersedBdrowned DdippedThecircus has always beenvery,popular becauseit boththe oldand theyoung.
03.9―42A facilitatesB fascinatesC immersesD indulgesThe old couplenow stillfor theirbeloved son,30years afterhis death.
04.6—47A cherishB groanC immerseD mourn告知，透露；赋予，予以次impart3We shallprobably neverbe able to theexact natureof thesesub-atomic particles.
02.6—46A assertB impartC ascertainD notifyBypatient questioningthe lawyermanaged toenough informationfrom thewitnesses.
03.9—43A evacuateB withdrawC impartD elicitManygreat scientiststheir success to hard work.
03.12-65A portrayB ascribeC impartD acknowledge暗示的,盲从的,含蓄的,固有的,不怀疑的,绝对的次Implicit2All theceremonies atthe OlympicGames had a uniqueAustralian flavor,of theirmulticultural communities.A noticeableB indicativeC conspicuousD implicit02—6-70They are investors whoalways makethorough investigationsboth onlocal andinternational marketsbefore makingan investment.一征税,强加，以…欺骗,运用欺骗,施影响次A implicitC cautiousB consciousD indecisive036-60impose2一The government-a heavytax on tobacco,which arousedopposition from the tobaccoindustry.
04.659A pronouncedB imposedCcomplied Dprescribed一It isbelieved that the authoritiesare thinkingof newtaxes toraise extrarevenue.
03.1253A impairingB imposingC invadingD integrating.推进，刺激，冲动，推进力,推进次Impulse nvt3The ladyin thisstrange talevery obviouslysuffers froma seriousmental illness.Her plotagainst acompletely innocentold manis aclear signof.A impulseB insanityC inspirationD disposition02—1—41In factasheapproached thisfamous statue,he onlybarely resistedthe toreach into his bagfor hiscamera.A impatienceB impulseC incentiveD initiative03---9—70He had an almostirresistible totalk to the crowdwhenheentered HydePark.使倾向于,使倾斜次A impulseC stimulationB instinctD surge05---1-55incline2性质相反的，不能友好并存的，Astronauts areall kindsof testsbefore they are actuallysent up in aspacecraft.
02.6—67incompatibleA inclinedto Bsubjected toC proneto to the Dbound toIn addition rising birthrate andgrowth.immigration,the deathrate contributedto thepopulation
03.6—61A incliningB increasingC decliningD descending矛盾的次3A budgetof fivedollars aday is totally fora tripround Eroupe.
99.1---44A.inadequate B.incapable C.incompatible D.invalidThe cycleof lifeand deathis asubject ofinterest toscientist andphilosophers alike..
00.6---45A.incompatible B.exceeding C.instantaneous D.eternalBeijing impatientis withbeing a good teacher.
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6.58Aintrinsic Bingenious Cincompatible Dinherent增长，增长，增强次Increase2Depression isoften causeby theeffects ofstress andoverwork..
02.1—62A totalB increasedC terrificD cumulativeThe financial problem of this company is further by the rise in interest rates.
02.6—45A increasedB strengthenedC reinforcedD aggravated日益地，逐渐地次Increasingly2The internationalsituation hasbeen growingdifficult for the lastfew years.
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1.50A invariablyB presumablyC increasinglyD dominantlyMarybecame homesickand criticalof theUnited States,so shefled fromher homein westBloomfield toherhometown inAustria.Acompletely CabsolutelyBsincerely Dincreasingly劝诱,促使,导致,引起,感应次induce2In November1987the governmenta publicdebate on the futuredirection of the officialsports policy.A initiatedB designatedC inducedD promoted03-6-41She expressedher strongdetermination thatnothing couldher togive upher careerasateacher.A induceB deduceC reduceD attract05---1-58有发明天才的，机警的，机灵的次ingenious3The directionswere so that it was impossible to completethe assignment.
98.6―41A.ingenious B.ambitious C.notorious D.ambiguousMr.Smith becamevery when itwassuggestedthathe hadmade amistake
00.6---43A.ingenious B.empirical C.objectiveD.indignantBeijing impatientis withbeing agood teacher.
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6.58A intrinsicBingeniousCincompatible Dinherent固有的，内在的,与生俱来的次inherent2Diamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.A intrinsicB eternalC subtleD inherentIt took a lot ofimagination tocomeupwith such anplan.
05.1—52A inherentB ingeniousC vigorousD exotic注射,注入次Inject3Many typesof rockare fromvolcanoes assolid,fragmentary material.A flungC ejectedB propelledD injectedScientistsarepushingknowntechnologiesto theirlimitsin anattempttomoreenergyfrom the earth.A extractB injectC dischargeD drain03---9-61The doctorsthe newlyapproved druginto the patient whenhe wascritically ill.A injectedC projectedB ejectedD subjected05-1-43灵感次Inspiration4It is very strangebut Ihad anthat theplane wouldcrash.
99.1---56A.inspiration B.intuition C.imagination D.incentiveHis wastelling himthat somethingwas wrong.
00.1---60Amendment B.inspiration C.hypothesis D.intuitionThe ladyin thisstrange talevery obviouslysuffers froma seriousmental illness.Her plotagainst acompletely innocentold manis aclear signof.A impulseB insanityC inspirationD disposition02-1-41It isno thata largenumber ofviolent crimesare committedunder theinfluence of alcohol.A coincidenceC inspiration B correspondenceD intuition03---9-58鼓励,鼓励，激发次inspire2The fuelof thecontinental missileis supposed to beby thisdevice.
99.6-36A.ignited B.lighted C.fired D.inspiredThe prospectof increasedprices hasalready worried.
00.6—60A.provoked B.irritated C.inspiredD.hoisted分期付款次Installment2We couldntreally affordto buya houseso wegot6it onhire purchaseand paidmonthly.A investmentsB requirementsC arrangementsD installments02-6-59He boughthis houseon theplan,paying acertain amountof moneyeach month.一A divisionC installmentBpremium Dfluctuation051-67瞬间的，即刻的，即时的次Instantaneous2Some educatorstry toput studentsof similarabilities into the sameclass because they believethis kindof groupingisadvisable.A homogeneousB instantaneousC Spontaneous D anonymous02-6-51A big problem in lemming English asa foreign language is lack of opportunities for interaction with proficientspeakersof English.A instantaneousC verbalB provocativeD dual03—9-48使成整体,使一体化,求…的积分,结合次integrate2It isbelieved that the authoritiesare thinkingof newtaxes toraise extrarevenue.
03.12——53减弱壮丽的A impairingB imposingC invadingD integratingOneof theattractive featuresof thecourse was the waythe practicalwork had been with the theoretical一aspects of the subject.
05.162内含的拥抱的A embeddedB embracedC integratedD synthesized正直,诚实,完整,完全,完整性次Integrity2In thosedays,executives expectedto spendmost of their livesin thesame firmand,unless they were dismissedfor,to retireattheage of
65.一A integrityC incompetenceB denialD deduction031-43Mutual respectfor territorialis one of thebases uponwhich ourtwo countriesdevelop relationships.Aunity Centirety Bintegrity Dreliability03—6-
50.加强次Intensify vt3His successfulnegotiations with the Americanshelped himto hisposition in the government.A contriveB consolidateC heaveD intensify02---1-52I foundit difficultto mycareer ambitionswith theneed tobring upmy children.A consolidateC reconcileB amendD Intensify03—6—42By turningthis knobto theright youcan thesound from the radio.A intensifyC enlargeB amplifyD reinforce05---1—61干涉，干预；干扰，阻挠次Intervene3Please do not beby hisoffensive remarkssince heis merelytrying toattract attention.0^A distractedB disregardedC irritatedD intThe prison guards were armed and ready to shoot if in any way.
02.1—69A intervenedB incurredC provokedDThe localbusiness was not muchbythesudden outbreakof theepidemic.0A intervenedB insulatedC hamperedD hoisted复杂的，错综的,难以理解的，精致的次Intricate4His directionsconfused us;we did not knowwhich of the tworoads totake.
99.6--41A.ambiguous B.complicated C.arbitrary D.intricateAlthough thebody ismade upof manydifferent tissues,these tissuesare arrangedin anand orderlyfashion.
00.1—55A.intricate B.initial C.internal D.incredibleThe glassvessels should be handledmost carefullysince theyare.A intricateC subtleB fragileD crisp03---1-67The first sentence in this paragraph is;it canbe interpretedin manyways.A intricateB ambiguous C duplicatedD confused03—9—63指价值、性质固有的，内在的,本质的次Intrinsic5Diamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.
99.1--62A.extinct B.permanent C.surplus D.instrinsicThere wasonce anidea that theearthwas flatand motionless.
99.6---39A.absurd B.intrinsic C.eternal D.offensiveBeijing impatientis withbeing agood teacher.
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6.58Aintrinsic BingeniousC incompatibleDinherentDiamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.A intrinsicB eternalC subtleD inherent03-6-56The musicaroused anfeeling ofhomesickness inhim.A intentionalC intenseB intermittentD intrinsic03---1-47直觉,直觉的知识次intuition4It is very strangebut Ihadanthat theplane wouldcrash.
99.1---56A.inspirationB.intuition C.imagination D.incentiveHis wastelling himthat somethingwas wrong.
00.1--60A.sentiment B.inspiration C.hypothesis D.intuition一It isno thata largenumber ofviolent crimesare committedunder theinfluence of alcohol.
03.958A coincidenceB correspondenceC inspirationD intuitionMostmathematicians trusttheir insolving problemsand readilyadmit theywould not be able to functionwithout it.A conceptionB perceptionC intuitionD cognition无效的，有病的，无能力的，无价值的次invalid2A budgetof fivedollars aday istotally fora tripround Eroupe.
99.1-44A.inadequate B.incapable C.incompatibleD.invalidFortune-tellers aregood atmarking statementssuch as“Your sorrowswillchange；Aphilosophical Bambiguous Cliteral Dinvalid坚持，依附遵从次adhere〜to2If youwant toset upa company,you mustwith theregulations laiddown bythe authorities.
99.6---32遵从A.comply withB.adhere C.confirm D.accordE-mail is a convenient,highly democraticinformal mediumfor conveyingmessages thatwell tohuman needs.A.adheres B.reflects C.conforms D.satisfies断言，宣称，硬说次allege2It was that the restaurant discriminated against black customers.
02.6—41A addictedB alleged C assaultedD ascribedAllenwill soon find out that real life is seldom as simple as itis in comrrA permeated B allegedCdepicted D模棱两可的暧昧的，不明确的次且次所有是对的答案ambiguous55The directionswere so that itwas impossible to completethe assignment.
98.6-41A.ingenious B.ambitious C.notorious D.ambiguousHis directionsconfused us;we didnot knowwhich of the tworoads totake.
99.6---41A.ambiguous B.complicated C.arbitrary D.intricateFortune-tellers aregood atmaking statementssuch as“Your sorrowswill change.”
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6.60A.philosophical B.ambiguousC.literal D.invaliThe damageto mycar was.in the accident,but Ihave alingering feareven today.A insufficientB ignorantC ambiguousD negligibleThefirstsentencein thisparagraphis;it canbe interpretedin manyways.
03.9-63A intricateB ambiguousC duplicatedD confused雄心勃勃的次ambitious2The directionswere so that itwas impossibleto completethe assignment.
98.6—41A.ingenious B.ambitious C.notorious D.ambiguousMy sisteris quiteand plansto getan M.A.Degree within one year.
00.1---58A.aggressive B.enthusiastic C.ambitious D.considerate预期,期望,过早使用,先人一着，占先,预订,预见,可以预料次anticipate2The doctorsdont that thepatientwill live much longer.
03.12-67A monitorB manifestC articulateD anticipateAnyonenot payingthe registrationfee bythe endof thismonth will be_to havewithdrawn from the program.A contemplatedB deemedC acknowledgedD anticipated合适的，合适的次appropriate2For manypatients,institutional careis the most andbeneficial formof care.
98.6---62A.persistent B.appropriate C.thoughtful D.sufficientFor manypatients,institutional careis the most andbeneficial formof care.
00.6--41A.pertinent B.appropriate C.acute D.persistent易于，有做某事的倾向；恰当的，合适的；聪颖的，反应敏捷的次apt2一Shoes of this kindare tosliponwetground.
02.165A feasibleB appropriateC aptD fitting一Even sensiblemen dothings sometimes.
02.652A abruptB absurdC acuteDapt立法，法令次legislation2David tendsto feeluseless andunwanted ina societythat givessomuchto thosewho competewell.
99.6—50A.prestige B.regime C.superiority D.legislationIn todaysmedical,little agreementexists on the fbrdefining mental illness.
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6.70Alegislation CcriteriaBrequirementDmeasures因不愿离开而继续逗留，留恋徘徊；继续存留，缓慢消失次linger2一All the peoplein the stadiumcheered upwhen theysaw hundreds of colourfulballoons slowlyinto thesky.
02.647A ascendingB elevatingC escalatingD lingering一Elisabeth didnot enterthe museumat once,but in the courtyard.
04.665文字的，字面的次A residedB dwelledClingered Ddelayed literal2Some peoplethink thata translation,or word-for-word translation,is easierthan afree translation.
98.6—50A.literal B.literary C.liberal D.linearFortune-tellers aregood atmaking statementssuch asYour sorrowswill change.”
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6.60A.philosophical B.ambiguousC.literal D.invalidM夸张，放大，扩大次magnify2When peopleare askedwhat kindof housingthey needor want,the questiona varietyof answers.
99.6—31A.defies B.magnifies C.mediates D.evokesThe Japanesescientists havefound thatscents efficiencyand reducestressamong officeworkers.
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1.53A enhanceB amplifyC fosterD magnify出现，表明，证明次manifest4The doctorsdont thathe will live much longer.
00.1---41A.manifest B.articulate C.anticipate D.monitorSadly,the GiantPanda is one of the manyspecies nowin dangerof.
00.1---70A.migration B.extinction C.destruction D.extractionThe doctorsdont that thepatientwilllivemuchlonger.
03.12-67A monitorB manifestC articulateD anticipateHisillness first_itself assevere stomachpains andheadaches.
04.6——56A expressedB manifestedCreflected Ddisplayed巨大的，块状的，大量的次massive2Certain speciesdisappeared orbecame asnew formsarose thatwere betteradapted to the Earthschangingenvironment.A.feeble B.extinct C.massive D.extinguishedAmong allthe changesresulting from the entryof womeninto thework force,the transformationthat hasoccurred inthewomen themselvesis notleast important.
00.6—42A.massive B.quantitative C.surplus D.formidable最小的，最小程度的次Minimal2The toymaker producesa copyof thespaced station,exact inevery detail.A minimalB minimumC miniatureD minor02---6-64Dont letsuch amatter asthis comebetween ussothatwe canconcentrate onthe majorissue.A trivial C partialB slightD minimal03―6-63使混合次mingle4Now thecheers and applause ina singlesustained roar.
00.1---53A.mingled B.concentrated C.assembled D.permeatedAlthough thecolonists tosome extentwiththenative Americans,the Indians9influence onAmerican cultureand languagewasnot extensive.A.migrated B.matched C.mingled D.meltedThe highschool mydaughter studiesin isour university.
03.9—54A linkedby Brelevant toC mingledwith Daffiliated withOneof the examinationquestions mecompletely and I couldnt answer it.
03.12—48A baffledB mingledC provokedD diverted监听，监视，检测次monitor2To preventflooding inwinter thewater flowingfrom thedam isconstantly bya computer.
99.6---59A.graded B.managed C.conducted D.monitoredThe doctorsdont thathe willlivemuchlonger.
00.1—41A.manifest B.articulate C.anticipate D.monitorN.严重的，危险的，排斥的次nasty adj2Parents takea greatinterest in the questionsbraised bytheir children.A nastyB naiveC obscureD offensiveAlthoughhe hashad noformal educationheisone of the businessmenin thecompany.Anastiest BshrewdestCalertest Dsternest告知，告知，汇报次notify3We shallprobably neverbe ableto theexact natureof thesesub-atomic particles.
02.6~~46A assertB impartC ascertainD notifyitis generallyknown thatNewYorkis acityforandacenter forodd bitsof information.
04.6~~41A veteransB victimsC pedestriansD notifyHighgrades aresupposed toacademic ability,but johnsactual performancedidnot confirm this.
04.6~~42A certifyB clarifyCclassify D notify恶名昭箸的，声名狼藉的次notorious adj.2The directionswere sothat itwas impossibleto completethe assignment.
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6.41A ingeniousB ambitiousC notoriousD ambiguousThatpart of the cityhas longbeen for its streetviolence.
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1.45A.notorious B.responsible C.historical D.illegal滋养,使强健，怀有但愿，仇恨等次nourish2There areoccasions whengiving a gift spokencommunication,since themessage itoffers cancut throughbarriers oflanguageandculturaldiversity.
03.12—55A overtakesB nourishesC surpassesD enforces一He stillthe memoryof hiscarefree childhoodspent inthat smallwooden houseof hisgrandparents*.
05.157A nourishesB cherishesC fanciesD scanso.暗的，朦胧的，模糊的,晦涩的.使暗，使不明显次Obscure adjvt7Parents takea greatinterest in the questionsbraised bytheir children
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6.68A nastyB naiveC obscureD offensiveInour highlytechnological society,the number of jobsfor unskilledworkers is.
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1.45A shrinkingBobscuring CalteringDconstrainingSince thetwo countriescouldnt theirdifferences,they decidedto stoptheir negotiations.
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6.34A rectifyB obligeC reconcileD obscureFranklyspeaking,your articleisverygood exceptfor somemistakes ingrammar.
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6.38A trivial C rareB obscureD glaringVeryfew peopleunderstood hislecture,the subjectof whichwas very.
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1.66A dimBobscure CconspicuousDintelligibleIn spiteof theeconomic forecasts,manufacturing outputhas risenslightly.
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1.48A gloomyB miserableC shadowyD obscureVeryfew peoplecould understand the lecturethe professordelivered becauseits subjectwas very.A obscureC dubiousB indefiniteD intriguing03---6-55Creating somuch confusion,Mason realizedhe hadbetter makewhat hewas trying to tellthe audience.A exclusiveB explicitC objectiveD obscure03—12-
47.冒犯的，袭击的次offensive adj2Parents takea greatinterestin the questionsbraised bytheir children
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6.68A nastyB naiveC obscureD offensiveTherewasonceanidea that theearthwasflatandmotionless.
99.6---39A.absurd B.intrinsic C.eternal D.offensive乐观地次optimistically2She remainsconfident anduntroubled byour presentproblems.
00.6—46A.indefinitely B.infinitely C.optimistically D.seeminglyI amafraid thatyou have to alteryour viewsin lightof thetragic newsthat hasjust arrived.
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6.44A indifferentC optimisticB distressingD pessimistic压迫，压制次oppress2For yearsnow,the peopleof thatfaraway countryhave beencruelly bya dictator.
00.6-58A.depressed B.immersed C.oppressed D.cursedThe little girl was bythe death of her dog since her affection forthe pet had been real and deep.
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6.55A grievedCoppressed Bsuppressed Dsustained方向,方位,定位，倾向性,向东方次Orientation2The designof thisauditorium showsa greatdeal of.We havenever seensuch abuilding
03.6—53A inventionB illusionC originalityD orientation一When constructioncan begindepends onhow soonthe of the routeis completed.
04.658A convictionB identityCorientation Dsurveyp似非而是的论点，自相矛盾的话次paradox3We work tomakemoney,but itsathatpeople whowork hardand longoften do not makethemost money.
03.6-52A paradoxB prejudicec dilemmaD conflict一Astronomers atthe Universityof Californiadiscovered oneofthemost distant.
03.1264A paradoxesB paradisesC galaxiesD shuttlesItis anthat theFrencheatsomuchrichfoodandyethavearelativelylowrateofheartdisease.
04.6—68A analogyB paradoxC correlationD illusion刑罚，惩罚次Penaltyn.2Over the last fifteenyears,running hasbecome apopular for30millionparticipants of all ages.
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6.49A.fantasy Bpastime Csymposium DpenaltyThe courtconsider afinancial tobe anappropriate way of punishinghim.
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1.50A.option B.duty C.obligation D.penalty弥漫,渗透,透过,充斥透入次permeate vt.vi.4An obviouschange of attitude atthe toptowards womensstatus insociety willthrough thecurrent lawsystem inJapan.A.permeateB.probe C.violate D.gropeNow thecheers andapplause ina singlesustained roar.
00.1---53A.mingled B.concentrated C.assembled D.permeatedAllen willsoonfindoutthatreallifeisseldomassimpleasitisincommercials.A permeatedB allegedCdepicted DdraftedIt isonethingtolocateoil,butitis quiteanother to and transportit to the industrialcenters.ApermeateB extractC distinguishD concentrate03-12-43透视的展望，透视画法次Perspective n.2They stoodgazing atthe happyof childrenplaying in the park.
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1.67A.perspective B.View C.landscape D.sceneSome studiesconfirmed that this kindof eyedisease wasin tropicalcountries.
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6.43A prospectiveC provocativeB prevalentD perpetual永久的永久的，不变的次perpetual Permanent5Diamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.
99.1--62A.extinct B.permanent C.surplus D.instrinsicSome studiesconfirmed thatthis kindof eyedisease wasin tropicalcountries.
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6.43A prospectiveC provocativeB prevalentD perpetualThe old ladyhas developeda coughwhich cannot be curedcompletely inashort time.
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1.42A perpetualB permanent C chronicD sustainedBecause ofthe noise of traffic I couldnt get to sleep last night.03,6-62A prevalentB perpetualC provocativeD progressive一efforts areneeded inorder tofinish importantbut unpleasanttasks.
05.165A ConsecutiveB CondensedC PerpetualD Persistent坚持不懈的，执意的拒绝放弃或听任的；顽固坚持的次Persistent5For manypatients,institutional careis themost andbeneficial formof care.
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6.62A persistentB appropriateC thoughtfulD sufficientBillis anexample of a severelydisabled person who hasbecome atmany survivalskills.
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1.59A.proficient B.persistent C.consistent D.sufficientFor manypatients,institutional careis themost andbeneficial formof care.
00.6--41A.pertinent B.appropriateC.acute D.persistentWhat yousay nowis notwith whatyou saidlast week.一A consistentB persistentC permanentD insistent026-49If yougo to the parkevery dayin themorning,you willfind himdoing physicalexercise there.A ordinarilyC logicallyB invariablyD persistently03---6-64efforts areneeded inorder tofinish importantbut unpleasanttasks.A ConsecutiveC PerpetualB CondensedD Persistent05---1-65辩护,恳求,为…辩护，借口，托称次plead2The signset upbytheroad driverstoasharp turn.
03.12-66A alertsB refreshesC pleadsD diverts一He could not ignorance as his excuse;he shouldhave knownwhat washappening inhis department.
05.168A petitionB pleadC resortD reproach门廊,走廊次Porch2Several guestswere waitingin theforthefront doorto open.A porchB ventC inletD entry02―6-57As oneoftheyoungest professorsin theuniversity,Mr.Brown iscertainly onthe of a brilliantcareer.A porchC courseB edgeD threshold03-6-
51.排除次Preclude vt2If weour relationswith thatcountry,well haveto findanother supplierof rawmaterials.
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6.45A diffuseB diminishC terminateD precludeIfJapanitsrelationwiththatcountryit willhaveto findanothersupplierofrawmaterials.
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6.50Aprecludes BterminatesCpartitions Dexpires初步的次Preliminary2The manager tried to wave aside these issues as details that would be settled later.
00.1---59A.alternate B.trivialC.versatile D.preliminaryIn timeshuman beingsdidnottravel forpleasure buttofinda morefavourableclimate.A primeB primitiveC primaryD preliminary假定次Premise2Parents oftenfaced thebetween doingwhat theyfelt wasgood forthe development ofthechild andwhat theycouldstand bywayofundisciplined noiseand destructiveness.
00.1---62A.junction B.paradoxC.premise D.dilemmaStarting withthe that there islife onthe planetMars,the seientstwenton todevelop hisargument.
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1.31Apremise B pretext C foundation D presentation额外费用,奖金奖赏,保险费,货币兑现的贴水次premium2He boughthis houseontheplan,paying acertain amountof moneyeach month.
05.1—67A divisionB premiumC installmentD fluctuationTherelatives ofthose killedinthecrash gottogether to seek.
04.6—44A premiumBcompensation Crepayment Drefund推测地，假定地次Presumably2一一He willresign inview ofthe completefailure ofthe researchproject.
99.164A.doubtfully B.adequately C.presumably D.reasonablyThe internationalsituation hasbeen growingdifficult forthelastfew years.
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1.50A invariablyB presumablyC increasinglyD dominantly简介，陈说；提出次Presentation3The changingimage ofthe familyon televisionprovides intochanging attitudestoward the family insociety.
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1.57A.insights B.presentations C.revelations D.specificationsClark feltthathisinoneofthemost dramaticmedical experimentsof alltime wasworth thesuffering heunderwent.A.appreciation B.participation C.presentation D.apprehensionStarting withthe that there islife onthe planetMars,the seientstwentontodevelop hisargument.
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1.31A premiseBpretextCfoundationDpresentation优先权，重点；优先考虑的事次Priority2There isno doubtthat the of thesegoods to the othersis easyto see.
02.1—43A prestigeB superiorityC priorityD publicityGivingagiftcan conveya wealthof meaningabout yourappreciation oftheir and the importanceyou placeupon therelationship.
02.6—62A solidarityB priorityC superiorityD hospitality倾向于次prone2Astronauts areall kindsof testsbeforetheyare actuallysent up inaspacecraft.
02.6—67A inclinedtoBsubjected toC proneto Dbound toDoctorsare interestedin usinglasers asa surgicaltool inoperations onpeople who aretoheart attack.
03.6-57A infectiousB disposedC accessibleDprone煽动的次provocative2一BecauseofthenoiseoftrafficIcouldntget tosleeplastnight.
03.662A prevalentB perpetualC provocativeD progressiveAbigprobleminlemmingEnglishasaforeignlanguageislack ofopportunitiesforinteractionwithproficient speakersofEnglish.
02.169A intervenedB incurredC provokedDOne oftheexaminationquestionsmecompletelyandIcouldntanswerit.
03.1A baffledB mingledC provokedD divertedR放射,辐射,传播,广播,发光,流露次radiate2一When sheheard thebad news,her eyeswith tearsas shestruggled tocontrol heremotions.
03.1254A sparkledB twinkledC radiatedD glitteredThemicroscope andtelescope,with theircapacity toenlarge,isolate andprobe,demonstrate howdetails canbe and一separated fromthe whole.
05.159使…安心,再保证,使…恢复信心，打消…的疑虑次A radiatedB extendedC prolongedD magnifiedreassure2The woman was worried about the side effects of taking aspirins,but herdoctor herthat itis absolutelyharmless.A retrievedB releasedC reassuredD revived一As weknow,computers areused tostore and_information efficiently.
04.655A reclaimB reconcileCreassure Dretrieve要回；开开荒地，回收次Reclaim3Once youget toknow yourmistakes,you shouldthem assoon aspossible.0A rectifyB reclaim C refrainDIn order to prevent stress from being set upinthe metal,expansion jointsare fittedwhich thestress byallowing thepipeto expandor contractfreely.0A relieveB reconcileC reclaim DAs weknow,computers areused tostore andinformation efficiently.
04.6—55A reclaimB reconcileCreassure Dretrieve使和解,使友好,使顺从次Reconcile vt.4In orderto preventstress frombeing setupinthe metal,expansion jointsare fittedwhich thestress byallowing thepipeto expandor contractfreely.A relieveC reclaimB reconcileD rectify03—1—64I foundit difficultto mycareer ambitionswiththeneed tobring upmy children.A consolidateC reconcileB amendD Intensify03—6—42They used to quarrelalot,but nowtheyarecompletely witheachother.A reconciledB negotiatedC associatedD accommodated03—9-64As weknow,computers areused tostore andinformation efficiently.A reclaimB reconcileCreassure Dretrieve04—6—55纠正，修复次Rectify3Once yougettoknow yourmistakes,you shouldthem assoon aspossible.
02.1-54A rectifyB reclaim C refrainD reckonHe is the only personwho can in this case,because theother witnesseswere killedmysteriously.
02.6—43A testifyB chargeC accuseD rectifyInordertopreventstressfrombeingsetupinthemetal,expansion jointsare fittedwhich thestress byallowingthe pipeto expandor contractfreely.0A relieveB reconcileC reclaimD反射；影象；沉思次Reflection2Many novelsthat attemptto mirrorthe worldare reallyofthereality thatthey represent.
98.6—51A.reflections B.demonstrations C.illuminations D.reproductionsAs youhave seen,the valueof anations cuiTencyisaof itseconomy.
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6.51A reactionC responseB reflectionD revelation反驳，驳斥次Refute2As soonas theboy wasabletoearn hisown livinghe hisparents strict rules.
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1.56A defied B refuted C excluded D vetoedThereclaims to damages have not been convincingly.
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6.65\Arefuted Cdepressed Boverwhelmed Dintimidated增强，加强，支援次reinforce2Thefinancialproblemof thiscompanyisfurtherbytheriseininterestrates.
02.6—45A increasedB strengthenedC reinforcedD aggravated一By turningthis knobto theright youcan thesound fromthe radio.
05.161A intensifyB amplifyC enlargeD reinforce释放,解放,放弃,让与,免除,刊登次release2一As thetrial wenton,the storybehind themurder slowlyitself.
03.647A ConvictedB releasedC hauntedD unfoldedThe womanwas worriedabout theside effectsof takingaspirins,but herdoctor herthat itis absolutelyharmless.A retrievedB releasedC reassuredD revived治疗，矫正坏事，缺陷次remedy3We Mlyou forany damagedonetoyour housewhile weareinit.
00.669A.compensate B.remedy C.supplement D.retrieveIf aperson talksabout hisweak points,his listeneris expectedtosaysomething inthe wayof.
98.6-------------------43A.persuasion B.remedy C.encouragement D.compromiseEnglands team,who arenow superblyfit,will bedoing theirbest nextweek to themselves forlast yearsdefeat.
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1.48A.revive B.retort C.revenge D.remedy保留，维持次Retain2Itisthrough learningthattheindividual manyhabitual waysof reactingto situations.
98.6---52A.retains B.gains C.achieves D.acquiresPlease donttoo muchonthepainful memories.Everything will be allright.
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6.66重新得到次Ahesitate BlingerCretain Ddwellretrieve2The womanwas worriedabout theside effectsof takingaspirins,but herdoctor herthat itis absolutelyharmless.A retrievedB releasedC reassuredD revived一As weknow,computers areusedtostore and_information efficiently.
04.655A reclaimB reconcileCreassure Dretrieve责怪次reproach2The Spanish team,who are not insuperb form,willbedoing theirbest nextweek to themselves ontile Germanteam forlast yearsdefeat.
03.12—46A remedyB reproachC reviveD revengeHecouldnotignoranceashisexcuse;he shouldhave knownwhat washappening inhis department.
05.1-68请愿保留，旅馆房间等预定次A petitionB pleadC resortD reproachreservation2When hetried tomake a,he foundthatthehotel was completely filled because ofa convention.
98.6—67A.reservation B.claim C.mess D.revisionWhen hetried tomake a,he foundthatthehotel thathe wantedwas completely filled because ofa convention.
99.1---43A.complaint B.claim C.reservation D.decision.居住次reside2一Elisabeth didnot enterthe museumat once,but inthe courtyard.
04.665A residedB dwelledClingered DdelayedA number of students in flats,and otherslive inthe nearbyholiday resorts,where thereisareasonable supplyofcompetitively pricedaccommodation.
05.1—66A revive B inhabitC gatherD reside可敬的次Respectable2The oldgentleman wasa verylooking person,with greyhair andgold spectacles.
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1.43A.respected B.respected C.respective D.respectableNo oneimagined thatthe apparentlybusinessman wasreally acriminal.
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1.39A respectiveB respectableC respectfulD realistic各自的,分别的次Respective2Theoldgentleman wasa verylooking person,with greyhair andgold spectacles.
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1.43A.respected B.respected C.respective D.respectableNo oneimagined thatthe apparentlybusinessman wasreally acriminal.
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1.39A respectiveB respectableC respectfulD realistic恭敬的次Respectful2Theoldgentleman wasa verylooking person,with greyhair andgold spectacles.
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1.43A.respected B.respected C.respective D.respectableNo oneimagined thatthe apparentlybusinessman wasreally acriminal.
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1.39分别得现实主义的A respectiveB respectableC respectfulD realistic复仇；为…报复次Revenge2I thinkthat Icommitted ain askingher becauseshe seemedvery upsetby myquestion.
99.1---51大错丑闻A.blunder B.revenge C.reproach D.scandalEnglands team,who arenow superblyfit,willbedoing theirbest nextweek to themselves fbrlast yearsdefeat.
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1.48A.reviveB.retort C.revenge D.remedy泄露,启示次Revelation2The changingimage ofthefamilyon televisionprovides intochanging attitudestoward thefamily insociety.
99.1——57简介揭发A.insights B.presentations C.revelations D.specificationsAs youhave seen,the valueofanations currencyisaof itseconomy.
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6.51A reactionC responseB reflectionD revelation使清醒,使复兴,使复活,使再生效,回忆次revive3Thewomanwasworriedabout thesideeffectsoftakingaspirins,but herdoctor herthat itis absolutelyharmless.A retrievedB releasedC reassuredD revivedTheSpanishteam,whoarenot insuperb form,willbedoing theirbest nextweek to themselves ontile Germanteam forlast yearsdefeat.
03.12—46A remedyB reproachC reviveD revengeAnumberofstudentsinflats,and otherslive inthe nearbyholiday resorts,where thereisareasonable supplyof一competitively pricedaccommodation.
05.166A reviveB inhabitC gatherD reside严密的，缜密的；严格的，严厉的次rigorous2Well bevery carefuland keepwhat youvetold usstrictly.02A rigorousB confidentialC privateD myNothing Helen says is ever.She alwaysthinks carefullybefore shespeaks.
05.1—50A simultaneousB homogenousC spontaneousDrigorouss刮,擦次Scrape2Ittookus onlya fewhours to the paperoff allfour walls.
00.1---50A.chip B.shear C.stroke D.scrapeHe his head,wondering howto solvethe problem.
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1.55A scrappedB screwedC scrapedD scratched抓，擦伤次scratch2The wingsofthebird stillafter it hadbeenshot down.
00.6---64A.slapped B.scratched C.flapped D.fluctuatedHe hishead,wondering howto solvethe problem.
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1.55A scrappedB screwedC scrapedD scratched模拟,模仿,假装，冒充次simulate2The ideaistothe frequentincidents ofcollision totest thestrength ofthe wind-shields.67A assembleB simulateC accumulateD forgeMedicalstudents areadvised thatthe wearingofawhite coatthe acceptanceofaprofessional codeof conductexpectedofthemedical profession.
05.1—42A supplementsB simulatesC signifiesD swears同步的，同步发生的同步地次Simultaneous simultaneously4In thepast tenyears skyscrapershave developedin Chicagoand NewYork City.
99.1——49A.homogeneously B.simultaneously C.spontaneously D.harmoniouslyFiber-optic cablescan carryhundreds oftelephone conversations.
00.6—47A.simultaneously B.spontaneously C.homogeneously D.contemporarily Whensupply exceedsdemand forany product,prices areto fall.A timelyC subjectB simultaneousD liable03---1—46Nothing Helensays isever.She alwaysthinks carefullybefore shespeaks.A simultaneousC spontaneousB homogenousD rigorous05—1—50怀疑的Skeptical3Many scientistsremain about the valueofthisresearch program.02A skepticalB stationaryC spaciousD渐渐上升，升高；攀登，登上次ascend2All thepeopleinthe stadiumcheered upwhen theysaw hundredsof colourfulballoons slowlyinto thesky.
02.6—47A ascendingB elevatingC escalatingD lingeringHillslopes arecleared offorests tomake wayfor crops,but thisonly thecrisis.03流行先于，优A acceleratesB prevailsC ascendsD precedes查明，弄清，确定次ascertain3一We shallprobably neverbe abletotheexact natureof thesesub-atomic particles.
02.646A assertB impartC ascertainDnotify一thatthedemand forpower continuesto riseatthecurrent rate,itwillnotbelong beforetraditional sourcesinadequate.
03.156A ConcerningB AscertainingC AssumingD ReThe police are tryingto what really happened.
00.1---51A.acknowledged B.ascribed C.granted D.impartedYou shouldto oneor moreweekly magazinessuch asTime,or Newsweek.
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6.52订阅A.ascribe B.Order C.reclaimD.subscribe toWe should our energy and youth tothe developmentofourcountry.02献于给与A dedicate B caterC ascribe D clingItwasthattherestaurantdiscriminatedagainstblackcustomers.
02.6―41A addictedBallegedC assaultedD ascribedMore than85percent ofFrench Canadaspopulation speaksFrench asa mother tongue andtotheRoman Catholicfaith.A catersB adheresC ascribesD subscribesManygreat scientiststheir successtohardwork.
03.12-65A portrayB ascribeC impartD acknowledge一Thepolice aretryingtowhat reallyhappened.
04.653肯定的说，断言；维护，坚持次A ascertainB assertCavert Dascribeassert2We shallprobably neverbe abletotheexact natureof thesesub-atomic particles.
02.6-46A assertB impartC ascertainD notifyThepolicearetryingtowhatreallyhappened.
04.6—53A ascertainB assertCavert Dascribe授权authorize3Some Americancolleges arestate-supported,others areprivately,and stillothers aresupported byreligiousA ensuredB attributedC authorizedDorganizations.021told himthat Iwould himto actfor mewhile Iwas awayfrom office.A authorizeeBjustify CrationalizeA membershipcard theholder tousetheclubs facilitiesforaperiod ofA approvesB authorizesC rectifiesDD twelveendowsmonths.03A skepticalB appreciative C suspicious DStudents areexpectedtobe quietandinan Asianclassroom.
03.1A obedient服从的B overwhelming压倒性C skepticalD subsidiary辅助的Spacious广的宽阔的2Many scientistsremain aboutthe valueofthisresearch program.02A skepticalB stationary固定的C spaciousDThe Brownslivedinaand comfortablyfurnished houseinthesuburbs.03A spaciousC sufficient充足的D wideE wretched悲惨的We canthelp beingof Bobwho boughta luxurioussports carjust afterthe moneywas stolenfromthe office.03自发的，自然产生的自发地次Spontaneous spontaneously4In thepast tenyears skyscrapershave developedin Chicagoand NewYork City.
99.1——49A.homogeneously B.simultaneously C.spontaneously D.harmoniouslyFiber-optic cablescan carryhundredsoftelephone conversations.
00.6---47A.simultaneously B.spontaneously C.homogeneously D.contemporarilySome educatorstry toput studentsof similarabilities intothesameclass because they believethiskindof groupingisadvisable.相似的匿名的A homogeneousB instantaneousC SpontaneousDanonymous02-6-51NothingHelensaysisever.She alwaysthinks carefullybefore shespeaks.同步的自发的严酷的A simultaneousCSpontaneousB homogenousD rigorous05—1-
50.口吃，结巴着说出，结结巴巴地说次Stagger v2The boxer_and almostfell whenhis opponenthit him.粉碎的离散的A staggeredBshattered Cscattered Dstamped04---6-61Grain productionintheworld is,but stillmillions gohungry.蹒跚的收缩的悬浮的A staggeringB shrinkingC soaringD suspending02—6-54下级的，服从的；部下；使服从次Subordinate2Improved consumerconfidence istoaneconomic recovery.
00.1---54至关重要的A.subordinate B.cumulative C.crucial D.satisfactorySome researchers feel that certain people have nervous systems particularly to hot,dry winds.They arewhat wecallweather sensitive people.
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1.45A subjectiveB subordinateC liableD vulnerable订阅，定购书籍；同意，赞成；捐助，赞助次Subscribe2The clubwill newmembers thefirst weekin September.02招收A enrollB subscribeC absorbDMore than85percent ofFrench Canadaspopulation speaksFrench asa mothertongue andtotheRoman Catholicfaith.归因于A catersB adheresC ascribesD sul狡猾的，敏感的,微妙的，精细的,稀薄的次Subtle2The glassvessels shouldbe handledmost carefullysince theyare.易碎的A intricateC subtleB fragileD crisp03---1-67Diamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.内在的永恒的精细的内在的A intrinsicB eternalC subtleD inherent03—6—56顶点，最高阶层次Summit2They believedthatthiswasnottheoftheir campaignfor equalitybut merelythe beginning.高潮程度A climaxB summitC pitchD maximum02---6-56The ofour tripto Londonwas thevisit toBuckingham Palace.A summitB heightC peakD highlight03-9-50优越，傲慢次Superiority2There isno doubtthattheof thesegoods tothe othersis easytosee.
02.1—43声望A prestigeB superiorityC priorityD publicityGivingagiftcan conveya wealthof meaningabout yourappreciation oftheir and the importanceyou placeupon therelationship.
02.6—62团结盛情A solidarityB priorityC superiorityD hospitality可疑的，怀疑的次suspicious2一We canthelp beingof Bobwho boughta luxurioussports carjust afterthe moneywas stolenfromtheoffice.
03.968A skepticalB appreciativeC suspiciousD tolerant一A officialisonewho isirresponsible inhis work.
05.153羞怯的单调的A timidB tediousC suspiciousD slack弹压，严禁次Suppress3叛舌Although thereare occasionaloutbreaks ofgunfire,we canreport thatthe rebellionL hasinthemain been,A.canceled B.destroyed C.suppressed D.restrainedIf nothingis doneto protectthe environment,millions ofspedes thatare alivetoday willhave become.
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1.40A deterioratedB degeneratedC suppressedD extinctThelittlegirlwasbythe deathofherdogsinceheraffectionforthepethadbeenrealanddeep.
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6.55A grievedCoppressed BsuppressedDsustained多出的，剩余的次surplus3缺乏Diamonds havelittle valueand theirprice dependsalmost entirelyon theirscarcity.
99.1---62永久的A.extinct B.permanentC.surplus D.instrinsicThe originalelections weredeclared bythe formermilitary ruler.
99.1---66A.void B.vulgar C.surplus D.extravagantAmong allthe changesresulting fromthe entryof womenintothework force,the transformationthat hasoccurred inthewomen themselvesis notleast important.
00.6---42A.massive B.quantitative C.surplus D.formidableT证明，证明，作证次testify2Heis theonly personwho canin thiscase,because theother witnesseswere killedmysteriously.
02.643A testifyB chargeC accuseD rectifyOnewitness thathed seenthe suspectrun outofthebank afterithadbeen robbed.
05.1―49迁移，转移次A convictedB conformedC retortedD testifiedtransfer2If youwant toget intothat tunnel,you firsthavetoaway allthe rocks.
00.1—49A.repel B.haul C.transfer D.disposeThere is much I enjoy aboutthe changing seasons,but myfavorite timeis thefrom fallto winter.
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6.51A.transmission B.transformation C.transition D.transfer变化,转化,改适,改革,转换次transformation4He attendstotheof importantbusiness himself.
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6.56A transactionB transitionC tranwmissionD transformationThereis muchI enjoyaboutthechanging seasons,but myfavorite timeis thefrom fallto winter.
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6.51A.transmission B.transformation C.transition D.transferThe from childhood to adulthood is always critical time for everybody.
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6.42Aconversion CturnoverBtransition DtransformationRetirement is obviously a very complex period;and theearlier youstart planningfor it,the better.
03.6-49A transformationB transmissionC transactionD transition一These continual_in temperaturemake itimpossibletodecide whatto wear.
04.663A transitionsB transformationsCexchanges Dfluctuations转变,转换,跃迁,过渡,变调次transition6He attendstotheof importantbusiness himself.
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6.56A transactionB transitionC tranwmissionD transformationThereis muchI enjoyaboutthechanging seasons,but myfavorite timeis thefrom fallto winter.
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6.51A.transmission B.transformation C.transition D.transferCultural indicatesthat humanbeings hand their languagesdown fromone generationto another.
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1.37A translationB transitionC transmissionD transactionThefromchildhoodtoadulthoodisalwayscriticaltimeforeverybody.
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6.42Aconversion CturnoverBtransition Dtransformation一Retirementisobviouslyaverycomplexperiod;andtheearlier youstart planningforit,the better.
03.649A transformationB transmissionC transactionD transition一These continual_in temperaturemake itimpossibletodecide whatto wear.
04.663A transitionsB transformationsCexchanges Dfluctuations传送，传播次transmission4He attendstotheof importantbusiness himself.
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6.56A transactionB transitionC transmissionD transformationThereismuchIenjoyaboutthechangingseasons,but myfavorite timeis thefrom fallto winter.
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6.51迁移A.transmission B.transformation C.transition D.transferCultural indicatesthat humanbeings hand their languagesdown fromonegeneration toanother.
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1.37转化交易A translationB transitionC transmissionD transactionItis hardto tellwhether weare goingto havea boomintheeconomy ora.
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6.43让步屈服衰退播放Aconcession CsubmissionBrecession Dtransmission开始，开端，极限次threshold2As oneoftheyoungest professorsintheuniversity,Mr.Brown iscertainly ontheofa brilliantcareer.
03.6-51A porchB edgeC courseD threshold一The mostimportant forassessment inthis contestis originalityof design.
03.966开端分割授权的原则A thresholdB partitionC warrantD criterion琐碎的，不重要的次Trivial6A mostargument aboutwho shouldgoandfetch thebread fromthekitchenwas goingon whenI camein.
98.6---58精致的A.trivial B.delicate C.minor D.miniatureThe tiesthat bindus togetherin commonactivity aresothatthey candisappear atany moment.
99.1---60试验性的虚弱的A.trivial B.fatal C.tentative D.feebleFrankly speaking,your articleisverygood exceptfor somemistakes ingrammar.
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6.38模糊地耀眼的A trivialC rareB obscureD glaringThemanagertried towaveasidetheseissuesasdetailsthatwouldbesettledlater.
00.1---59交替的预备的A.alternate B.trivialC.versatile D.preliminary多出的Just becauseIm tohim,my bossthinks hecan orderme aroundwithout showingme anyrespect.02A redundantB trivial通用的服从C versatileD subordinateDon*t letsuchamatter asthis comebetween ussothatwe canconcentrate onthe majorissue.03锁细的轻微的部分的A trivialB slightC partialD minimal宽容的，容忍的tolerant2不耐烦的The membersof Parliamentwere thatthe governmenthad notconsulted them.02A impatientB tolerantC crudeD in好疑的We canthelp beingof Bobwho boughta luxurioussports carjust afterthe moneywas stolenfromtheoffice.03A skepticalB欣赏的appreciativeCsuspiciousDtolerant摔倒忽然明白次tumble〜to2She throughthe pagesofamagazine,not reallyconcentrating onthem.
03.9-60翻A tumbledB tossedC switchedD flippedThisisalong-roughly13miles downa beautifulvalley tothe littlechurch below.
05.1-45A terrainB descentC degenerationD tumble动乱的次Turbulent2Rumours are everywhere,spreading fear,damaging reputations,and turningcalm situationsinto ones.
00.6---44A.turbulent B.tragic C.vulnerable D.suspiciousHurricanes arekiller winds,andtheirpower liesinthephysical damagethey cando.
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1.46累积的破坏性的狂暴的流行的A cumulative B destructiveC turbulentD prevalent.一扭，扭曲，回旋，波折，歪曲，手法，螺旋状Twist n拧，扭曲，绞，搓,捻,使苦恼,使转动,编织vt.扭弯,扭曲,缠绕,扭动,呈螺旋形次vi.2He raisedhis eyebrowsand stuckhisheadforward andit ina singlenod,a gestureboys.used thenfor O.K.when theywerepleased.耸肩A shruggedC jerkedB tuggedD twisted03---1-52Years aftertheaccidenthewasstill_by imagesof deathand destruction.沉没A twistedC hauntedB dippedD submerged04—6-60脆弱的次vulnerable3Franklin D.Roosevelt arguedthatthedepression stemmedfromtheAmerican economysflaws.
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6.42A underliningC vulgarB vulnerable D underlyingSomeresearchersfeelthatcertainpeoplehavenervoussystemsparticularlytohot,dry winds.They arewhat wecall weathersensitivepeople.
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1.45主观的下属易于A subjectiveB subordinateC liableD vulnerableRumoursareeverywhere,spreading fear,damaging reputations,and turningcalm situationsinto ones.
00.6---44动乱的悲惨的怀疑的A.turbulent B.tragic C.vulnerableD.suspicious〜of粗鄙的，平民的次Vulgar2The originalelections weredeclared bythe formermilitary ruler.
99.1---66A.void B.vulgar C.surplus D.extravagantFranklin D.Roosevelt arguedthatthedepression stemmedfromtheAmerican economysflaws.
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6.42A underliningC vulgarB vulnerableD underlyingw授权令；合法理由，根据；证明……是合法的次Warrant2If youdont thechildren properly,Mr.Chiver,theyll justrun riot.02A mobilizeB warrantC manipulateDsiThe mostimportant forassessment inthis contestis originalityof design.03A thresholdB partitionC warrantD criterion整顿范围年月-月套六级真题词汇部分986-115整顿者（秦冉）菱（蔡嘉毅）（黄诚杰）蓝玲舞（梁榕）Hmily CloseFriendciline整合（王文瑾）potato校对（徐星海）tomonline汤姆英语提供B不生育的,不孕的,贫瘠的,没有成果的,无益的,单调的,无聊的,空洞的次barren2Within tenyears they have tamedthe hillinto greenwoods.
03.9—49A vacantB barrenC weirdD wastefulHetried tohide hispatch bysweeping hishair overto oneside.
04.6-46A barrenB bareC baldD bleak困惑，使糊涂次bewilder3Many touristswerebythe cityscomplicated trafficsystem.
98.6---48A.degraded B.bewildered C.evoked D.divertedSmall farmsandthelack ofmodern technologyhave agriculturalproduction.
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1.52A.blundered B.tangled C.bewilder D.hamperedWhen thefarmers visitedthe cityforthefirst time,theywereby itscomplicated trafficsystem.
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6.49寒冷的,阴冷的,荒芜的,凄凉的,黯淡的次A.evoked B.bewildered C.diverted D.undermined bleak2At firsteverything ventwell withtheprojectbut recentlywe havehadanumberofWith themachinery
04.6—45A disturbancesB setbacksC outputsD bleakHetried tohide hispatch bysweeping hishair overto oneside.
04.6-46A barrenB bareC baldD bleak错误，大错次blunder2I thinkthat Icommitted ain askingher becauseshe seemedvery upsetby myquestion.
99.1---51A.blunder B.revenge C.reproach D.scandalSmall farmsandthelackofmodern technologyhave agriculturalproduction.
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1.52A.blundered B.tangled C.bewilder D.hampered敏锐的,凛冽的,轻快的,活泼的次brisk2The newsecretary haswritten aremarkably reportwithin afew hundredwords butwith allthe importantdetailsincluded.
03.9—45A conciseB briskC preciseD elaborate一She gavedirections aboutthe waythe rugshouldbecleaned.
05.151A explicitB briskC transientD opaquec满足需要，迎合；提供饮食及服务，办酒席次Cater2Weshouldourenergy andyouthtothedevelopmentofour Adedicate.献给，奉献B caterCascribeDcling黏性；缠country.02住，绕住；抱住Morethan85percent ofFrench Canadaspopulation speaksFrench asa mothertongue andtotheRomanCatholic订faith.03归因于捐赠A catersB adheresC ascribesD subscribes证明，保证次certify2一Sometimes thebank managerhimself isasked tocheques ifhis clerksarenotsure aboutthem.
03.1252信用，信任A creditB assureC certifyD accessHighgrades aresupposedtoacademic ability,but johnsactualperformance didnotconfirmthis.
04.6—42说清晰分类分级A certifyB clarifyCclassify Dnotify价钱，费用；管理，照管；控告，指责；索价，收费次Charge2The priceofthecoal willvary accordingto howfar ithas tobe transportedand howexpensive thefreight are.
02.1-45A paymentsB chargesC fundsD pricesHeistheonlypersonwhocaninthiscase,becausetheother witnesseswere killedmysteriously.
02.6—43证明改正校正A testifyB chargeC accuseD rectify珍爱，怀抱但愿等次cherish3Most peopleinthemodem worldfreedom andindependence morethan anythingelse.迷住A embodyB cherishC fascinateD illuminateTheold couplenow stillfor theirbeloved son,30years afterhis death.
04.6―47A cherishB groanC immerseD mourn悲，悲伤，悲叹over;for；吊，哀悼一He stillthe memoryof hiscarefree childhoodspent inthat smallwooden houseof hisgrandparents*.
05.157,滋养抚养；教养A nourishesB cherishesC fanciesD scans申明次claim2When hetried tomake a,he foundthatthehotel wascompletelyfilledbecauseofaconvention.
98.6---67A.reservation B.claimC.mess D.revisionWhen hetried tomake a,he foundthatthehotel thathe wantedwascompletelyfilledbecauseofaconvention.
99.1---43A.complaint B.claimC.reservation D.decision紧凑的，紧密的,简洁的.契约，协议，小粉盒次compact adj.n2We allenjoy ourfreedom ofchoice anddonotlike tosee itwhen itis withinthe legaland moralboundaries ofsociety.A compactedBrestricted Cdispersed Ddelayed03-6-43In mountainousregions,much ofthe snowthat fallsis into ice.竞争性的次A dispersedB embodiedC compiledD compacted04-6-62competitive2Because adegree fromagooduniversity isthe meanstoabetter job,education isoneofthemostareas inJapanese life.A.sophisticated B.competitive C.considerate D.superficialEven whentextbooks arethrough aschool system,methods ofteaching mayvary greatly.
99.1---52补足，补充次A.commonplace B.standardized C.competitive D.generalized complement2Moive directorsuse musictotheaction onthe screen.
98.6---46A.contaminate B.compliment C.contemplate D.complementThe Christmastree wasdecorated withshining suchas coloredlights andglass balls.
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1.35A.ornaments B.luxuries C.exhibits D.complements恭维，夸奖次compliment2Moive directorsuse musictotheaction onthe screen.
98.6-46累积的，渐增的次cumulative2Improved consumerconfidence istoaneconomic recovery.
00.1---54A.subordinate B.cumulative C.crucial D.satisfactoryHurricanes arekiller winds,andtheirpower liesinthephysical damagethey cando.
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1.46A.cumulativeB.Destructive C.Turbulent D.prevalentD下倾,下降,下垂,斜面,斜坡,衰败,衰落,拒绝次decline2一How much of yourcountry*s electricalsupply isfrom waterpower
03.165A deducedB detachedC derivedD declinedInaddition tothe risingbirthrate and immigration,the deathrate contributedtothepopulation
03.6—61A incliningB increasingC decliningD descending装饰，布置次decorate2Its pleasurefor himtohisenergyandeven hislife toresearch work.
98.6-63A.dedicateB.dictate C.decorate D.direct一She cuthe hairshort andtriedtoherself asa man.
00.670A.decorate B.disguise C.fabricate D.fake推论,演绎出次Deduce2How muchof yourcountry*s electricalsupply isfrom waterpowerA deducedC derivedB detachedD declined03---1-65She expressedher strongdetermination thatnothing couldhertogive upher careerasateacher.A induceC reduceB deduceD attract05---1-58藐视，公然对抗的次defy2When peopleare askedwhat kindof housingthey needor want,the questiona varietyof answers.
99.6-31A.defies B.magnifies C.mediates D.evokesAs soonastheboy wasabletoearn hisown livinghe hisparents9strictrules.
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1.56A.defiedB.refutedC.excludedD.vetoed瑕疵，毛病缺乏圆满或完善所必需的某物，缺陷，缺陷次Defect3Military ordersare andcannotbedisobeyed.A defectiveB conservativeC alternativeD imperative02---6—50An energytax wouldcurb ordinaryair pollution,limit oilimports andcut thebudget.A dispositionB discrepancyC defectD deficit02---6-65The cutin herhand hashealed completely,without leavinga.A defectC woundB signD scar03—6—66降级，堕落使退化次degrade4Many touristswerebythe cityscomplicatedtrafficsystem.
98.6---48A.degraded B.bewildered C.evoked D.divertedThe firehas causedgreat losses,but thefactory triedtotheconsequences bysaying thatthe damagewasnotasserious asreported.
99.1--46A.decrease B.subtract C.minimize D.degradeConnie was told that if she worked too hard,her healthwould.A deteriorateC descendB degradeD decaySomescientists are dubious ofthe claim that organisms with age as an inevitable outcome of living.A depressC deteriorateB defaultD degrade05-1-47耽误,延迟,延期,迟滞耽误,延迟,迟滞次Delay v.n.2We allenjoy ourfreedom ofchoice anddonotlike tosee itwhenitis withinthe legaland moralboundaries ofsociety.A compactedB restrictedCdispersed Ddelayed03-6-43Elisabeth didnot enterthe museumat once,but inthe courtyard.压下，使愁苦，使沮丧次A residedB dwelledClingered Ddelayed04―6—65depress2For yearsnow,thepeopleof thatfaraway countryhave beencruelly bya dictator.
00.6-58A.depressedB.immersed C.oppressed D.cursedTheir claimstodamageshavenotbeenconvincingly.
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6.65A.refuted B.overwhelmed C.exceptionallyD.intimidated下来,下降,遗传指财产，气质，权利,突击,出其不意的拜访次descend2Connie wastold thatif sheworked toohard,her healthwould.A deteriorateC descendB degradeD decay03-1-58Inadditiontotherisingbirthrateandimmigration,thedeathrate contributedtothepopulation growth.A incliningC decliningB increasingD descending03---6-61恶化，变坏次deteriorate3The medicinehis painbut didnot curehis illness.
02.6—42A activatedB alleviatedC medicatedD deterioratedConniewastoldthatifsheworkedtoohard,her healthwould.03A deteriorateB degradeC descendDSome scientistsaredubiousoftheclaimthatorganismswithageasaninevitableoutcomeofliving.
05.1-47Dilemma进退两难的窘境，困境2次A depressB defaultC deteriorateD degradeApuzzle Bperplexity C dilemma makemoney,D bewikWeworktobut itsa makethe thatpeople whowork hardand longoften donotmostmoney.03A paradoxB prejudiceCdilemmaD使分散，使澈开,疏散次disperse2We allenjoy ourfreedom ofchoice anddonotlike tosee itwhenitis withinthe legalDoctorsare oftencaught ina becausetheyhavetodecidewhether theyshould telltheir patientsthe truthor not.and moralboundaries ofsociety.A compactedBrestricted CdispersedDdelayed03-6-43In mountainousregions,muchofthe snowthat fallsis_intoice.A dispersedB embodiedC compiledD compacted04—6-62一贯的性情；脾气；意向；倾向；生理的特性或倾向；排列；布置；配置次Disposition2The ladyinthisstrange talevery obviouslysuffers froma seriousmentalillness.Her plotagainst acompletely innocentold man。
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