GRE部分真题(02-09)
GRE_02-09真题
2002年11月GRE填空详解 (2)2003年3G笔试题目 (5)2003年10.25 GRE考试题目汇总整理 (6)2004年6G 题目整理 (7)2004年10月GRE笔试真题词汇解析 (7)2005年6月GRE笔试真题词汇解析 (11)2005年10月GRE笔试真题词汇解析 (15)2006年6月GRE笔试填空分析 (19)2006 年10月GRE填空 (24)0610General数学(无图表题，非考试顺序) (28)2007年6月真题 (29)数学 (33)2007年10月GRE填空 (34)08年6月GRE (38)08年10月GRE真题 (41)2009年6月真题 (44)2002年11月GRE填空详解SECTION 11. 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…belieB. eccentric…deployC. traditional…excludeD. imaginative…disguiseE. conventional…incorporate2. Even though the folktales Partout collected and retold were not solely French in origin, his versions of then were so decidedly French in style that later anthologizes of French folktales have never ____ them.A. excludedB. admiredC. collectedD. promotedE. comprehended3. 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. exaggeratedB. ignoredC. scrutinizedD. deridedE. increased4. There seems to be no ____ the reading public’s thirst for books about the 1960’s: indeed, the normal level of interest has ____ recently because of aspiration of popular television documentaries.A. quenching…moderatedB. whetting…mushroomedC. curtailing…wanedD. ignoring…transformedE. slaking…increased5. Despite 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. emotionalC. didacticD. romanticE. whimsical6. One of the first ____ of reduced burning in Amazon rain forests was the chestnut industry: smoke tends to drive out the insects that, by pollinating chestnut tree, allow chestnuts to develop.A. reformersB. discoveriesC. casualtiesD. criticsE. beneficiaries7. The research committee urged the archaeologist to ____ her claim that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the Great since her initial report has been based only on ____.A. disseminate…suppositionB. withdraw…evidenceC. undercut…capriceD. document…conjectureE. downplay…facts SECTION 31. The scientist found it puzzling that his theory encountered ______ despite widespread agreement that it was _______A. respect …crucialB. dismissal…simplisticC. skepticism…unfathomableD. opposition…indisputableE. acceptance…comprehensive2. 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…delugeB. diminishes…droughtC. increases …showerD. decreases…rainstormE. stabilizes…thaw3. The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book aremore_____ than one would expect on the basis of her rather _____ treatment of her subject in the opening pages.A. compelling…intriguingB. accessible…reconditeC. hidebound…reactionaryD. insightful…innovativeE. dispassionate…evenhanded4. 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…volubleB. heated…contentiousC. cordial…quarrelsomeD. frustrating…affableE. interminable…businesslike5.Art that endures often makes an initially disturbing impact: the profound experience that such art seeks to provoke necessarily engenders a certain____.A. familiarityB. ennuiC. upheavalD. intimacyE. tranquility6. 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. trivialitiesB. biasesC. constraintsD. paradoxesE. liabilities7. 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…egalitarianB. pejoratives…optimisticC. examples…soporificD. diatribes…censoriousE. malapropisms…straightforward解析：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。
GRE+02-09真题
2002年11月GRE填空详解SECTION 11. 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…belieB. eccentric…deployC. traditional…excludeD. imaginative…disguiseE. conventional…incorporate2. Even though the folktales Partout collected and retold were not solely French in origin, his versions of then were so decidedly French in style that later anthologizes of French folktales have never ____ them.A. excludedB. admiredC. collectedD. promotedE. comprehended3. 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. exaggeratedB. ignoredC. scr utinizedD. deridedE. increased4. There seems to be no ____ the reading public’s thirst for books about the 1960’s: indeed, the normal level of interest has ____ recently because of aspiration of popular television documentaries.A. quenching…moderatedB. whetting…mushroomedC. curtailing…wanedD. ignoring…transformedE. slaking…increased5. Despite 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. emotionalC. didacticD. romanticE. whimsical6. One of the first ____ of reduced burning in Amazon rain forests was the chestnut industry: smoke tends to drive out the insects that, by pollinating chestnut tree, allow chestnuts to develop.A. reformersB. discoveriesC. casualtiesD. criticsE. beneficiaries7. The research committee urged the archaeologist to____ her claim that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the Great since her initial report has been based only on ____.A. disseminate…suppositionB. withdraw…evidenceC. undercut… capriceD. document…conjectur eE. downplay…factsSECTION 31. The scientist found it puzzling that his theory encountered ______ despite widespread agreement that it was _______A. respect …crucialB. dismissal…simplisticC. skepticism…unfathomableD. opposition…indisputableE. acceptance…comprehensive2. 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…delugeB. diminishes…droughtC. increases…showerD. decreases…rainstormE. stabilizes…thaw3. The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book are more_____ than one would expect on the basis of her rather _____ treatment of her subject in the opening pages.A. compelling…intriguingB. accessible…reconditeC. hidebound…reactionaryD. insightful…innovativeE. dispassionate…evenhanded4. 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…volubleB. heated… contentiousC. cordial…quarrelsomeD. frustrating…affableE. interminable…businesslike5.Art that endures often makes an initially disturbing impact: the profound experience that such art seeks to provoke necessarily engenders a certain____.A. familiarityB. ennuiC. upheavalD. intimacyE. tranquility6. 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. trivialitiesB. biasesC. constraintsD. paradoxesE. liabilities7. 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…egalitarianB. pejoratives…optimisticC. examples…soporificD. diatribes…censoriousE. malapropisms…straightforward解析：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。
GRE历年真题完整解析
GRE历年真题完整解析[第一部分：概述]GRE（研究生入学考试）是美国大学和研究生院的入学考试，考查考生的逻辑推理、分析能力、数学思维和写作表达能力。
历年来，GRE的考试题目种类繁多，涵盖了各个学科和领域的知识点。
本文将对GRE历年真题进行完整解析，帮助考生更好地理解和掌握考试内容。
[第二部分：问题类型]GRE考试包含三个主要部分：GRE通用测试（包括定量推理、词汇推理和阅读理解）、GRE主题测试（基于具体学科的测试，如数学、计算机科学等）和GRE写作。
我们将对这三个部分的问题类型进行详细解析。
[第三部分：GRE通用测试解析]1. 定量推理：这一部分主要考察考生的数学思维和逻辑推理能力。
题目涉及数学基础、代数、几何、数据处理等内容，要求考生能够快速分析和解决问题。
2. 词汇推理：这一部分主要考察考生的词汇理解和词义推理能力。
题目要求考生根据给定的上下文和选项，从中选择最合适的词语。
3. 阅读理解：这一部分主要考察考生的阅读理解和分析能力。
题目包括文章阅读和问题解答，要求考生从文章中获取信息、找出关键点，并正确回答问题。
[第四部分：GRE主题测试解析]GRE的主题测试根据学科分类，包括数学、物理、化学、计算机科学等。
本文将以数学为例进行解析。
1. 数学：GRE数学部分涉及代数、几何、概率与统计等内容。
题目要求考生运用数学方法解决问题，如解方程、计算几何等。
[第五部分：GRE写作解析]GRE写作部分共有两个作文题目，一个Argument写作，一个Issue写作。
我们将对这两个题目进行详细解析。
1. Argument写作：这一部分要求考生对给定的观点进行分析和批判。
考生需要评估给出的论据和推理过程，提出自己的观点，并给予支撑。
2. Issue写作：这一部分要求考生从给定的议题中选择一个立场，进行陈述和论证。
考生需要表达清晰的观点，并给出充分的理由和例证支持。
[第六部分：备考建议]在备考GRE历年真题时，考生需注重以下几点：1. 熟悉各类题型：了解并熟悉各类题型的出题方式和解题思路，掌握相应的解题技巧和方法。
GRE考试数学部分真题汇编
GRE考试数学部分真题汇编在GRE考试的数学部分，你将会面对各种各样的数学问题和真题。
这些题目旨在考察你对基本数学概念和解题方法的理解和应用能力。
为了帮助你更好地准备数学部分，下面是一些GRE数学部分的真题汇编，供你练习和参考。
1. 问题描述：在一个矩形房间中，地板被铺上了方形瓷砖，每块瓷砖的边长为1英尺。
如果房间的长度是15英尺，宽度是10英尺，那么需要多少块砖来铺满整个房间？解题思路：矩形房间的面积等于瓷砖的总面积。
通过计算可知，房间的面积为15英尺乘以10英尺，等于150平方英尺。
而每块瓷砖的面积为1平方英尺，所以需要150块瓷砖来铺满整个房间。
2. 问题描述：某家电商在一次促销活动中，将一台原价200美元的电脑打折出售，折扣幅度为20%。
这台电脑的促销价是多少美元？解题思路：首先，计算折扣金额，即200美元乘以20%。
将200乘以0.2，得到40美元。
然后，将原价200美元减去折扣金额40美元，得到促销价为160美元。
3. 问题描述：一名体育运动员在一次跳高比赛中，首次跳高1.5米未能成功。
随后，他每次都比前一次跳高的高度多0.2米。
他第5次成功跳高后，跳高的高度是多少米？解题思路：根据题意，运动员每次跳高的高度为1.5米加上前一次跳高的高度增加值。
所以，第2次跳高高度为1.5米加上0.2米，第3次跳高高度为1.7米加上0.2米，以此类推。
根据题意，可以得知第5次跳高高度是1.5米加上4个0.2米的和，等于1.5米加上0.2米乘以4，等于1.5米加上0.8米，结果为2.3米。
4. 问题描述：某公司的年度销售额为1000万美元，其中70%来自国内市场，30%来自国际市场。
如果公司在国际市场上的年度销售额是多少美元？解题思路：根据题意，国际市场销售额占年度销售额的30%。
将1000万美元乘以30%，得到国际市场的年度销售额为300万美元。
以上是一些GRE数学部分的真题汇编，通过解答这些真题，你可以提高自己的数学解题能力和思维灵活性。
GRE真题OG-test02-智课网
GRE真题OG-test02-智课网智课网GRE备考资料Taking Practice Test 2W hen you have taken Practice T est 1 and used the results to help you in yourpreparations, you can use Practice T est 2 to reassess how ready you are totake the actual GRE revised General Test. Practice T est 2 begins on thefollowing pages. As with Practice Test 1, the total time that you should allow for thispractice test is 3 hours and 30 minutes. The time allotted for each section appears atthe beginning of that section.Try to take Practice Test 2 under actual test conditions. Find a quiet place to work, andset aside enough time to complete the test without being disturbed. Work on only one sec-tion at a time. Use your watch or a timer to keep track of the time limit for each section.For the Verbal Reasoning and Quantitative Reasoning portions of this practice test,mark your answers directly in this book. However, when you take the real GRE revisedGeneral Test on computer, you will click on your answer choices. For the AnalyticalWriting sections of this test, how you respond will depend on how you plan to take theactual test. If you plan to take the actual test on computer, you should type yourresponses. If you plan to take the paper-based test, you should handwrite yourresponses on paper. You will need a supply of lined paper for this task.It is important to note that this practice test is structured like the paper-based test. Asa result, the number of questions and time allowed per section are not the same as in thecomputer-based test. The results of this practice test will give you an accurate guide toyour readiness to take the test, but for a more realistic experience of the computer-based test, you should use the practice tests included in the POWERPREP II ?software.Following this practice test you will find an answer key. Check your answersagainst the key, then follow the instructions for calculating your Verbal Reasoning andQuantitative Reasoning scores and evaluating your Analytical Writing performance.You will also find explanations for each test question. Review the explanations, payingparticular attention to the ones for the questions that you answered incorrectly.Once you have worked your way through Practice Test 2, you will have a good ideaof how ready you are to take the actual test. You should use the results to checkwhether there are any areas in which you still need improvement and whether youneed to improve your test-taking speed and time management skills. For additionaltest-preparation materials and suggestions, visit the GRE website at /gre/prepare .g T ake the second full-length authentic GRE ?revised General Test under actual test time limits.g Check your answers and read explanations for every question.g Use your results to identify your strengths andweaknesses.Your goals for this chapter 4319GRE Practice Test 2GRE Practice Test 2The Graduate RecordExaminations?SECTION 1Analytical WritingANALYZE AN ISSUE30 minutesYou will be given a brief quotation that states or implies an issue of general interest and specific instructions on how to respond to that issue. You will then have 30 minutes to plan and compose a response according to the specific instructions. A response to any other issue will receive a score of zero.Make sure that you respond according to the specific instructions and support your position on the issue with reasons and examples drawn from such areas as your reading, experience, observations, and/or academic studies.Trained GRE readers will evaluate your response for its overall quality, based on how well you:b Respond to the specific task instructionsb Consider the complexities of the issueb Organize, develop, and express your ideasb Support your ideas with relevant reasons and/or examplesb Control the elements of standard written EnglishBefore you begin writing, you may want to think for a few minutes about the issue and the specific task instructions and then plan your response. Be sure to develop your position fully and organize it coherently, but leave time to reread what you have written and make any revisions you think are necessary.432。
gre考试数学真题试卷
gre考试数学真题试卷GRE考试数学真题试卷一、选择题（每题1分，共20分）1. If the function f(x) = 3x^2 - 2x + 1, what is the value of f(1)?A. 0B. 2C. 3D. 4E. 52. What is the derivative of the function g(x) = 4x^3 - x^2 + 7?A. 12x^2 - 2xB. 12x^2 + 2xC. 12x^3 - 2xD. 12x^3 + 2xE. 12x^3 - 2x^23. The area under the curve of y = x^2 from x = 0 to x = 2 is:A. 2B. 4C. 8D. 10E. 124. If a and b are the roots of the quadratic equation x^2 +5x + 6 = 0, what is the value of a + b?A. -3B. -2C. -1D. 0E. 15. The slope of the line passing through the points (2, 3) and (4, 7) is:A. 1B. 2C. 3D. 4E. 56. What is the value of sin(30°)?A. 1/2B. √2/2C. √3/2D. 2/√3E. 1/√27. The integral of the function h(x) = 3x + 2 is:A. x^3 + 2x + CB. x^3 + 2x^2 + CC. x^2 + 2x + CD. 3x^2 + 2x + CE. 3x^2 + 2x^3 + C8. The equation of a circle with center (3, 4) and radius 5 is:A. (x - 3)^2 + (y - 4)^2 = 25B. (x - 3)^2 + (y - 4)^2 = 1C. (x - 3)^2 + (y - 4)^2 = 100D. (x - 3)^2 + (y - 4)^2 = 625E. (x - 3)^2 + (y - 4)^2 = 09. The volume of a sphere with radius 4 is:A. 256πB. 512πC. 1024πD. 2048πE. 4096π10. If the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, ... is a geometric sequence, what is the common ratio?A. 2B. 3C. 4D. 5E. 6二、填空题（每题2分，共20分）11. If the sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic sequence is given by S_n = n^2, then the 5th term of the sequence is__________.12. The equation of the line perpendicular to y = 2x - 1 and passing through the point (1, 3) is __________.13. The value of the definite integral ∫(0 to 1) x^2 dx is__________.14. If the function f(x) = sin(x) + cos(x), then f''(x) is__________.15. The area of a triangle with vertices at (0,0), (3,0), and (0,4) is __________.16. The limit of the function (1 + 1/n)^n as n approaches infinity is __________.17. The value of e^(iπ) is __________.18. The standard deviation of the data set {2, 4, 6, 8, 10} is __________.19. If a fair coin is tossed 5 times, the probability of getting exactly 3 heads is __________.20. The value of the binomial coefficient C(n, k) when。
GRE阅读逻辑练习题及答案（2）
GRE阅读逻辑练习题及答案（2）GRE阅读逻辑练习题及答案Which of the following，if true，most seriously weakens the argument?(A) Between 1988 and 1992， the number of eligible voters in Diersville rose， but not the percentage who actually voted.(B) Between 1988 and 1992，Diersville's leading political party revised its platform， adopting a strongly environmentalist stance.(C) The parties that ran candidates in the 1992 election in Diersville were the same as those that had done so in the 1988 election.(D) In 1992 the Environmental Action party won fewer votes in Diersville than it had won in 1988.(E) Between 1988 and 1992，some measures intended to benefit the environment had been adopted by the town council，but with inconclusive results.3.The United States is not usually thought of as a nation of parakeet lovers.Yet in a census of parakeet owners in selected comparable countries， the United States ranked second， with eleven parakeet owners per hundred people.The conclusion can be drawn from this that people in the United States are more likely to own parakeets than are people in most other countries.Knowledge of which of the following would be most useful in judging the accuracy of the conclusion?(A) The number of parakeets in the United States.(B) The number of parakeet owners in the United States.(C) The number of parakeet owners per hundred people in the country that ranked first in the census.(D) The number of parakeet owners in the United States compared to the numbers of owners of other pet birds in the United States.(E) The numbers of parakeet owners per hundred people in the countries not included in the census.参考答案：DBE练习题三1 Until 1984 only aspirin and acetaminophen shared the lucrative nonprescription pain-reliever market. In 1984，however， ibuprofen was expected to account for fifteen percent of all nonprescription pain-reliever sales.On that basis business experts predicted for 1984 a corresponding fifteen percent decrease in the combined sales of aspirin and acetaminophen.The prediction mentioned in the last sentence above was based on which of the following assumptions?(A) Most consumers would prefer ibuprofen to both aspirin and acetaminophen.(B) Aspirin，acetaminophen，and ibuprofen all relieve headache pain and muscular aches， but aspirin and ibuprofen can also cause stomach irritation.(C) Before 1984 ibuprofen was available only as a prescription medicine.(D) The companies that manufacture and sell aspirin and acetaminophen would not also manufacture and sell ibuprofen.(E) The introduction of ibuprofen would not increase total sales of nonprescription pain reliever.2 New regulations in Mullentown require manufacturers there to develop five-year pollution-reduction plans. The regulations require that each manufacturer develop a detailed plan for reducing its released pollutants by at least 50 percent.Clearly，the regulations will not result in significant pollution reduction，how- ever，since the regulations do not force manufacturers to implement their plans.Which of the following，if true，most weakens the argument?(A) Mullentown's manufacturing plants are not the only source of pollution there.(B) Detailed plans would reveal that measures to reduce released pollutants would also reduce manufacturers' costs for materials， waste disposal， and legal services(C) Pollutants that manufacturing processes create but that are not released directly into the environment must nonetheless be collected and prepared for disposal(D) Any reductions in pollutants released from Mullentown's manufacturing plants would not be noticeable for at least five years.(E) Each manufacturer will be required to submit its plan to a committee appointed by Mullentown's officials.3 Until 1984 only aspirin and acetaminophen shared the lucrative nonprescription pain-reliever market. In 1984，however， ibuprofen was expected to account for fifteen percent of all nonprescription pain-reliever sales.On that basis business experts predicted for 1984 a corresponding fifteen percent decrease in the combined sales of aspirin and acetaminophen.The prediction mentioned in the last sentence above was based on which of the following assumptions?(A) Most consumers would prefer ibuprofen to both aspirin and acetaminophen.(B) Aspirin，acetaminophen，and ibuprofen all relieve headache pain and muscular aches， but aspirin and ibuprofencan also cause stomach irritation.(C) Before 1984 ibuprofen was available only as a prescription medicine.(D) The companies that manufacture and sell aspirin and acetaminophen would not also manufacture and sell ibuprofen.。
gre测试题及答案
gre测试题及答案
GRE测试题及答案
1. 阅读理解题
阅读下面的文章，然后回答问题。
文章：
“在19世纪末，随着工业化的迅速发展，城市化进程加快，导致了人口从农村向城市大规模迁移。
这一现象不仅改变了社会结构，也对经济和文化产生了深远影响。
”
问题：
根据文章，19世纪末城市化进程加快的主要原因是什么？
A. 人口增长
B. 社会结构变化
C. 工业化发展
D. 文化影响
答案：C
2. 词汇题
从下列选项中选择一个与“innovative”意思最接近的词。
A. Traditional
B. Conservative
C. Conventional
D. Creative
答案：D
3. 数学题
如果一个数的两倍加上3等于15，那么这个数是多少？
A. 3
B. 4
C. 5
D. 6
答案：B
4. 逻辑推理题
所有的猫都是哺乳动物。
如果一个动物不是哺乳动物，那么它不可能是猫。
以下哪项陈述与上述信息相矛盾？
A. 所有的狗都是哺乳动物。
B. 一只鸟不是猫。
C. 一只猫是哺乳动物。
D. 一只不是哺乳动物的动物不是猫。
答案：A
5. 写作题
请根据以下提示写一篇短文，描述你认为的全球化对教育的影响。
提示：
- 全球化使得教育资源更加丰富。
- 全球化促进了不同文化之间的交流。
- 全球化可能导致本土文化的丧失。
（此处省略写作内容）
结束语：以上是GRE测试题及答案的示例，希望能够帮助考生更好地准备GRE考试。
gre 02-09年的真题
2006.06Section 11．Although Heron is well known for the broad comedy in the movies she has directed previously, her new film is less inclined to______: the gags are fewer and subtler.(A) understatement(B) preciosity(C) symbolism(D) buffoonery(E) melodrama2．Bebop’s legacy is______ one: bebop may have won jazz the right to be taken seriously as an art form, but it______ jazz’s mass audience, which turned to other forms of music such as rock and pop.(A) a mixed……..alienated(B) a troubled……..seduced(C) an ambiguous……….aggrandized(D) a valuable…….refined(E) a noble………pleased3．The exhibition’s importance lies in its______: curators have gathered a diverse array of significant works from many different museums.(A) homogeneity(B) sophistry(C) scope(D) farsightedness(E) insularity4．Despite the fact that the commission’s report treats a vitally important topic, the report will be______ read because its prose is so______ that understanding it require an enormous effort.(A)seldo m…….transparent(B)carefully……..pellucid(C)little……….turgid(D)eagerly……..digressive(E)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)charlatans……impeccable(D)enigmas……mysterious(E)success……….ignominious6．Although based on 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 the 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 fact 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)win………manageable(C)master…….short(D)concede…….formidable(E)underestimate…..un usual2.In linking geographically disparate 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 anything 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)condensed………exaggerated(C)ex panded………offset(D)edited……..pointed up(E)pruned……pensated for4.The hesitancy of many countries to embrace market reform is unfortunate, because many national success stories suggest that far from______ such reform, countries should be eager to ______its benefits.(A)implementing…….document(B)pursuing…………seek(C)eschewing……..reap(D)needing……..realize(E)understanding…….question5.Contemporary lawmakers’ preoccupation with regulating the Internet is ______ 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…….introduced6.Despite the f act that the book’s 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)fraud……critique(B)sincerity…….nostrum(C)hyperbole…..warnin g(D)expertise…….prescription(E)quackery……panacea7.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 g enerally______.(A)inexplicable……..flouted(B)unclear……….publicized(C)predictable……….scrutinized(D)declining…….ignored(E)surprising…..enforcedAnalogy8. QUEEN: MONARCHA. composer: performerB. pupil: teacherC. judge: defendantD. principal: administratorE. citizen: representative9. SCHOOL: EDUCATE A. bank: auditB. library: readC. court: adjudicateD. legislature: conveneE. museum: adorn10. IMITABLE: EMULATIONA. venerable: evaluationB. novel: duplicationC. opportunistic: challengeD. flexible: fortificationE. creditable: belief11. DISCOURTEOUS: OFFENDA. imposing: dauntB. inculpable: blameC. disreputable: admireD. illustrious: laudE. decorous: insult12. SQUEAMISH: DISGUSTA. tractable: manageB. plaint: questionC. irascible: defuseD. choleric: sootheE. dictatorial: imposing13. DISENCHANT: ILLUSIONA. baffle: doubtB. mollify: alienationC. suppress: confinementD. counteract: trendE. exempt: requirement14. ACCESSIBLE: APPROACHA. contrite: apologizeB. venerable: imitateC. irascible: enrageD. conformist: misleadE. prolific: produce15. STIGMATIZE: CONTEMPTA. misrepresent: disbeliefB. distinguish: individuabilityC. pursue: mutualityD. reiterate: redundancyE. bemoan: regret16. TRENCHANCY: INSIPIDA. forgetfulness: concernedB. iniquity: viciousC. tranquility: forbearingD. arrogance: brazenE. artlessness: canny8.FORAGE::SUSTENANCEA. foretell: omenB. salvage: wreckC. reconnoiter: planD. canvass: supportE. question: poll9.WREST::TAKEA. appoint: desigrateB. plummet: dropC. charter: establishD. cite: quoteE. tear: separate10.FRUGAL::STINGYA. combative: aggressiveB. attentive: obliviousC. lenient: laxD. informed: astuteE. dubious: unsure11.TRADEMARK::MANUFACTURERA. scepter: monarchB. badge: sheriffC. licence: driverD. signature: signatoryE. seal: signatory12. ECLIPSE::PROMINENCEA. bankruptcy: solvencyB. anticipation: foresightC. dissipation: extravaganceD. investment: accumulationE. corruption: bribery13. FUSTY::FRESHA. favorable: expedienceB. prolific: abundanceC. superficial: vacuityD. biased: partialityE. plebeian: prestige14. SHIFTY::STRAIGHTFORWARDNESSA. imperious: confidenceB. belligerent: rancorC.gregarious: graciousnessD.exacting: ambitionE.inept: competence15. OBSTREPEROUS::RESTRAINTA. penurious: influenceB. ambitious: achievementC. guileless: cunningD. authoritative: competenceE. enigmatic: coherency16. SOLICITOUS::CONCERNA. adversarial: envyB. derisive: prideC. truculent: belligerenceD. penitent: pityE. amorous : pleasure Antonym28.FREQUENTA. removeB. avoid29. ABSTAINA. perplexB. propelC. partake30. LEVERAGEA. lack of powerB. lack of focus 31. REDEEM<>corruptible32. SERRATION<>smoothness33. UNBUTTONEDA. reclusiveB. inefficientC. prim34. IMMORTALIZE<>assign to oblivious / consign to oblivion35. ELUCIDATEA. obscureB. hinder36. WEASELA. speak franklyB. move clumsily37. ADVENTA. passingB. airing38. VERBIAGEA. speak tersenessB. fatuityC. paucity of meaningAntonym28. HIERARCHICAL<>unranked29. IMPROMPTU<>planned30. ALLURING<>repulsive31. NONCHALANCE<>concern32. SKETCH<>describe at length33. FETCHINGA. deviousB. wearisomeC. unattractiveD. uninformedE. stingy34. QUANDARYA. omissionB. premonitionC. presumptionD. qualificationE. certitude35. CREDULITY<>没有记忆下来……36. MINIONA. zealotB. mastermindC. spoilsportD. laggardE. optimist37. UNACCOUNTABLEA. numerousB. preciseC. legendaryD. directE. explicable38. CHIVALROUSA. ungainlyB. ungenerousC. somberD. reticentE. distrusful2006 .10Section 21.Even by the company’s own standards of ____，Its early years were extremely _____: it manufactured as many as three million appliances a month during that three-year period.A.success.. disappointingB.profitability.. characteristicC.efficiency.. productiveD.perfection.. inauspiciousE.ethics.. conscientious2. In the nineteenth century, composers exhibiting ____ skill found themselves ____ as writers by periodicals that afforded them an opportunity to earn money and to make their views about music known.A.artistic.. censuredB.limited.. lionizedC.remarkable…unknowD.literary.. in demandE.financial.. out of favor3.Writers typically do not ____ the great visual artists of their own generation: for Courbet, considered by many to be the greatest painter of Baudelaire’s time, the poet offered ___ praise.A.slight.. meagerB.admire.. unstintingC.evaluate.. extravagantD.deprecate.. insincereE.recognize.. scant.4. A common misconception is that linguists are concerned only with the origin and development of languages, but these topics, though they constitute an important part of linguistics, do not ___ the subject.A.frameB.transcendC.conveyD.exhaustE.illuminate5. Far from being a ___ portrait of the writer, the biographer’s life of Christina Stead is ___ many undigested and discursive excerpts from Stead’s fiction and private papers.A.multifaceted .. enriched byB.valuable .. enhanced byC.succinct.. .padded withD.disputatious.. discredited bypendious .. studded with6. Traditional Navajo concepts of government are ___; decisions are arrived at through consensus rather than ___ by a single authority.A.aristocratic.. prescribedB.egalitarian.. dictatedC.democratic.. censuredD.patriarchal.. legislatedE.hierarchical.. enacted7. The architecture critic perceived as ironic the fact that one of the first buildings to deviate from the Modernist architecture on the campus was designed by an architectural firm renowned for its ___ of that aesthetic.A.scornB.anticipationC.masteryD.avoidanceE.renunciationSection 41.Of all the professor’s various mentors, Carabelli was clearly the most ___, since it was he who fundamentally shaped the professor’s now highly regarded research approach.A.circumspectB.influentialC.exactingD.idealisticE.unethical2.Some believe that the tradition of holding elections on Tuesday was established to restrict voting to truly serious voters, but in fact ___ was the original idea behind Tuesday voting, since Tuesday in rural communities was when people were most likely to be in town.A.elitismB.convenienceC.apathyD.favoritismE.partisanship3. Although the metropolitan area boasts more small businesses than any other region in the state, it ranks very low on the scale of pro-business attitudes: local entrepreneurs have a remarkable ability to ___ an ___ atmosphere here.A.confront… energeticB.excuse… invigoratingC.create… enervatingD.overlook… enthusiasticE.tolerate… inhospitable4. Although the politician was basically conservative in her views, she was not ___: her positions on certain issues could even be called ___.A.radical… extremistB.dogmatic… hideboundC.reactionary… progressiveD.moderate… cautiousE.overzealous… inflexible5. Cultural change is seldom truly ___: successive periods overlap, progress is ___, and within a prevailing climate of opinion there can be innumerable variationsA.straight forward… raggedB.benign… unevenplex… volatileD.visible… manifestE.significant… dramatic6. The science of astronomy was begun by amateurs and today remains dependent on their contributions, which are incisive by virtue of being ___ by the a prior assumption that often vitiate the work of professional research scientistsA.characterizedB. B. unencumberedC. supportedD. contradictedE. inspired7. In many cities mass-transit delays occur so frequently that patrons have finally become ___them and have simply adjusted their schedules accordingly.mitted toB.cognizant ofC.enraged byD.desirous ofE.inured toAnalogy8.TONGS::GRASPING(A)scissors :sharpening(B)telephone :wiring(C)reel :winding(D)knot :snarling(E)cup :stirring 9.KILOMETER::DISTANCE(A)hue :color(B)compass :direction(C)watt :unit(D)pitch :volume(E)pound :weight10.PLUMMET::FALL(A)push :slide(B)force ;coax(C)repel :resist(D)descend :land(E)swerve :turn11.ITINERARY::JOURNEY(A)template :approximation(B)decision :recommendation(C)outline :plot(D)blueprint :drawing(E)weight :balance12.DISCORDANT::SOUND(A)antagonistic :position(B)disrespectful :authority(C)constricted :view(D)abrupt :movement(E)malodorous :scentUD::APPROBATION(A)congratulate :triumph(B)petition : permissim(C)deny :austerity(D)protect :solicitude(E)commiserate :sympathy14.APOLOGIST::DEFEND(A)citizen :govern(B)leader :respect(C)patron :support(D)reader :publish(E)sleeper :snore15.CELL::CONFINEMENT(A)forum :conciliation(B)library :classification(C)proscenium :improvisation(D)intersection :transport(E)rostrum :oration16.EXEMPLAR::EMULATE(A)archetype :represent(B)artifact :conceal(C)façade :reveal(D)policy :review (E)goal :attain8.REPORTER::JOURNALISM(A)broker: commercialism(B)actor: imagination(C)mathematician: ingenuity(D)commentator: interpretation(E)doctor: medicineL::GRINDING(A)mirror: magnifying(B)piano: tuning(C)camera: lighting(D)scissors: cutting(E)pencil: copying10.PANTRY::COMESTIBLES(A)closet: shelves(B)vault: valuables(C)laboratory: experiments(D)office: files(E)museum: patrons11.EDIBLE::EAT(A)melodious: hear(B)tangible: shape(C)potable: drink(D)insipid: taste(E)toxic: breathe12.CHORD::NOTE(A)ode: poem(B)flower: stem(C)river; stream(D)index: table(E)grove: tree13.SUBMERGE::BUOYANT(A)thaw: thermal(B)repel: magnetic(C)sensitize: delicate(D)agitate: effervescent(E)bend: rigid14.HAUGHTY::SUPERCILIOUSNESS(A)punctilious: timidity(B)indecisive: obscurity(C)forthright: unctuousness(D)callous: fractiousness(E)conciliatory: amenability15.PEDANT::LEARNING(A)illusionist: misdirection(B)dilettante: commitment(C)renegade: allegiance(D)martinet: discipline(E)hack: writing16.DIATRIBE::ABUSE(A)encomium: imitation(B)satire: cruelty(C)prologue: explanation(D)citation: reference(E)burlesque: mockery Antonym1)NULLIFICATIONA validationB compensationC intercessionD quantificationE illumination2)INSTILLA come closeB press downC removeD encroachE truncate3)INEPTA proficentB thoroughlyC inordinatelyD pensiveE stable4)RESONANTA commonplaceB peripheralC muffledD outdatedE lurid 5)THWARTA colludeB straightenC centralizeD assuageE enable6)ADULATIONA ridiculeB cowardiceC somber affectD lack of ambitionE state of denial7)TEDIOUSA straightforwardB interestingC conspicuousD intricateE highly prominent8)ACCOLADEA blunderB denunciationC incisive commentD rule violationE deliberate act9)INERTA balancedB weightyC extraneousD fast movingE observable10)COLLUDEA structure tightlyB contribute freelyC present clearlyD act independentlyE assess objectively11) FRIABLEA difficult to containB resistant to pulverizingC hard to persuadeD tangibleE intractableAntonym1) FREQUENTA stay away fromB find fault withC make amends forD take offense atE be disappointed in2) CALIBERATEDA demagnetizedB bifurcatedC reduplicatedD unverifiedE unstandardized3) CALCIFYA severB concentrateC make unacceptableD become malleableE decrease in size4) HARBORA excoriateB infringeC restrictD refuse to leaveE fail to shelter5) EFFERVESCEA grow oldB appear closeC function unpredictablyD be flatE be diluted6) CONDENSEDA discontinuousB inexplicitC unabridgedD ponderousE excessive7) IRIDESCENTA inflammableB convolutedC reflexiveD ornateE monochromatic8) PROFUSEA opposingB criticalC insistentD stintingE ambiguous9) TEMPERA erodeB induceC disperseD aggravateE alternate10) GALLA condoneB informC revereD appeaseE capitulate11) HUSBANDA devalueB receiveC squanderD denyE overtake2007.10Section 11.The Broadway musical business is apparently ---- innovation and experimentation: it ---- characters and story lines that have dominated the musical stage for years.A. oblivious … avoidsB. eager for … seeksC. skilled in… employsD. famous for … generatesE. averse to … recycles2.Some theories of why election results in democracies sometimes seem perverse rest on the idea that there is an intrinsic ---- in human behavior; in contrast, other explanations posits that people act logically, ---- their interests and behaving accordingly.A. selfishness … assumingB. unpredictability … ignoringC. ratiocination … analyzingD. impulsivity … thwartingE. ir rationality … calculating3.The book’s account of the governors’ term in office is too uniformly____ to be persuasive: it overlooks her many accomplishments and ---- her failures.A. encomiastic …analyzesB. caustic … downplaysC. harsh … exaggera tesD. nai ve … exposesE. rosy … enumerates4.What the two sociologists have in common is a claim that their respective predictions describe____ outcomes: each scholar believes the developments he anticipates are ----.A. dire … preventableB. g lobal … negligibleC. predetermined …inevitableD. possible … ineluctableE. momentous … foreseeable5.An epistolary novel, composed of fictitious correspondence between its characters, may seem ---- to the contemporary reader who writes few letters and who may doubt that anyone could have such incessant recourse to the pen.A. injudiciousB. iniquitousC. unrealisticD. insensateE. superfluous6. Researchers say that methanol can boost the growth of plants by___ a natural process known as photorespiration, during which a plant can____ much of the energy it needs to grow.A. promoting….wasteB. modifying… alterC. blocking… storeD. inhibiting…. loseE. accelerating…. over utilize7. Although many genuine friendships are entered into only out of pure goodwill ______ with selfish considerations, many real______ accrue to those who enter into such relations.A. fraught……benefitsB. unmixed……advantagesC. disguised……deficitsD. confused……consequencesE. unalloyed……attractionsSection 31.During the speeches preliminary to the ship’s launching, its designer’s expression was pensive and his stare distant; doubtless, he was ______ the ceremony and was anxious to get on with the launch.A. rearrangingB. inspectingC. unsure ofD. preoccupied withE. impatient with2.Although not all the women in the group identified themselves as feminists, their lives______ their shared belief that men and women were equal and that the accomplishments, not the gender, of an individual mattered.A. challengedB. demonstratedC. conflatedD. underminedE. contradicted3.The research committee urged the professor to ______ his claim that he was on the verge of an important discovery, since he had made several ______ assertions in the past.A. modify … irreproachableB. substantiate … implausibleC. promote … ambitiousD. disseminate … capriciousE. verify … valid4.Traditional Chinese culture opposed music performed solely for entertainment; accordingly, China’s musical entertainers were, in the past, ______ a low social status.A. exempt fromB. relegated toC. privy toD. honored withE. scornful of5.Although the diverse local idioms of English in England are not as strong as they once were, their ______ has been ______: television and radio are not the homogenizing forces that they were once thought to be.A. variety … diminishedB. importance … exaggeratedC. colorfulness … mutedD. meaning … misco nstruedE. resilience … underrated6.Some suggest that students who are granted privileges receive them because their teachers wish to make the students______; more probably, causality flows in the opposite direction, in that teachers are likely to grant privileges to diligent students.A. excitableB. independentC. malleableD. gratefulE. conscientious7.This writer of fiction believed that the novelist should not ______ the narrative, and that such inconspicuousness on the part of the author would preserve the illusion of reality.A. preconceiveB. minimizeC. hastenD. agonize overE. obtrude intoAnalogy8. BULGE: PROTUBERANTA. tablet: blankB. wall: smoothC. scratch: jaggedD. angle: measuredE. spike: pointed9. INFINITE: LARGEA. fathomless: comprehensibleB. pervasive: scatteredC. unoccupied: emptyD. interminable: lengthyE. irremediable: harmful10. REMINISCENCE: RECOLLECTIONA. reverie: predictB. quandary: resolveC. machination: plotD. hesitation: hastenE. regret: undo11.ENERVATED: STRENGTHA. granulated: sweetnessB. desiccated: moistureC. perforated: discretenessD. inoculated: viabilityE. electrified: magnetism12.DISLOCATE: POSITIONA .imprison: isolationB. overlook: anonymityC. condole: valueD.E. coarsen: texture13.DEFIANCE: RESISTANTA. tolerance: biasedB. vanity: diffidentC. obeisance: deferentialD. imperiousness: hostileE. gullibility: incredulous14.OBVIATE: UNNECESSARYA. erase: obsoleteB. forestall: outdatedC. thwart: unappealingD. enjoin: inevitableE. outlaw: illegal15.EUPHEMISM: OFFENSIVEA. rhetoric: persuasiveB. metaphor: poeticC. equivocation: candidD. redundancy: instructiveE. conciliation: appeasing16.PEDANT: LEARNINGA. charlatan: trickeryB. dandy: dressC. dilettante: allegianceD. renegade: allegianceE. dramatist: writing Antonym28. SUBSTANTIATEA. DistinguishB. DiscloseC. DisruptD. DistanceE. Discredit29. ASKEWA. AbruptB. InternalC. MinimalD. ArtificialE. Straight30. GROUNDLESSA. FinishedB. JustifiedC. Favorably impressedD. Actively pursuedE. Staunchly defended31.UNDERSTANDINGA. UnscrupulousB. UnsympatheticC. RebelliousD. MeddlesomeE. Truculent32. RAMPANTA. Single-mindedB. IncorruptibleC. Lacking in clarityD. Limited in extentE. Thorough in treatment33. FICKLENESSA. AuthenticityB. SincerityC. StrictnessD. AusterityE. Steadfastness34. BEHOOVEA. Seem outlandishB. Cause anxiety aboutC. Be transitoryD. Be disadvantageous35. OBEDIENTA. InnovativeB. WillfulC. ExactingD. OverwroughtE. Winsome 36. CARPA. Endure without complaintB. Investigate thoroughlyC. Avoid riskD. Overcome easilyE. Engage readily37. DEFRAYA. RepairB. PromoteC. HastenD. IncurE. Entrust38. HEEDA. FloutB. HinderC. DemurD. LingerE. Insult2008.06Section 11. Since one of Professor Roche's oft-repeated adages was that familiarity leads to ___, his students were quite surprised to find him so ___Return of the Native, a novel he had taught for over 30 years.A love...enthusiastic overB contempt...disdainful ofC knowledge...conversant withD boredom...excited byE admiration...confused by2. Reason was once believed to be ___ human, but lately this assumption of intellectual superiority has come under increasingly skeptical scrutiny: most researchers now at least ___ the notion that some animals can think.A logically…ridiculeB unique…entertainC scarcely…embraceD quintessentially…balk atE peculiarly…scoff at3. Powerful as they are, the ___ songs the artist is best known for might sting more and have even greater emotional complexity if one felt that his criticisms were aimed at himself as well as at his unnamed foes.A accusatoryB altruisticC mournfulD simplisticE humble4. In her love the sea is ___ symbol: to the narrator it clearly represents everything that is destructive in nature, but at other times it seems to stand for everything in nature that is serenely beautiful.A an enduringB an ambiguousC a coherentD an obtrusiveE a discrete5. Despite their extensive efforts to determine the mode of oil ___, scientists still have not ___ the process by which oil is produced.A dispersion…excludedB synthesis…rejectedC creation…investigatedD recovery…condonedE genesis…establ ished6. Compared with their parties, politicians are ___:they are considerably less enduring than the organizations in which they function.A ubiquitousB autonomousC fickleD immutableE transitory7. Chavez’ account of her supervisors’ ___ decision making belies the agency’s image as little more than ___ bureaucracy.A cautious…a staidB ill-informed…a disorganizedC reckless…an incompetentD systematic…a methodicalE headlong…a timorousAnalogy8. FIR:TREE::A wool: fiberB pore: skinC lawn: grassD color: hueE board: log9. FIXTURE:PERMANENCE::A hoax: fraudulenceB specter: solidityC warning: earnestnessD goal: achievementE setback: promotion10. USURPATION:POWER::A theft: propertyB restoration: qualityC admonition: dutyD escape: bondageE discourse: language11. UNWITTING:AWARENESS::A pernicious: foresightB clever: calculationC sincere: duplicityD unprecedented: confidenceE ill-considered: spontaneity12. STOKE:FUEL::A garnish: decorationB simulate: imitationC radiate: steamD cook: nutrientE propel: height13. GROW:THRIVE::A receive: acquireB indicate : signifyC oversee: superviseD hearten: encourageE move: bustle14. METICULOUSNESS:CURSORY::A conscientiousness: hesitantB condescension: arrogantC indolence: dilatoryD geniality: acrimoniousE malice: devious15. REMONSTRATE:DETER::A procrastinate: hastenB concede: vanquishC defer: intimidateD prevaricate: misleadE reconcile: oppose16. RESHAPE:FORM::A rehash: meaningB reprint: contentC reconstitute: flavorD rebuff: questionE remove: location Antonym28. AMNESIA:A hyperactivityB disciplineC suspicionD retentivenessE creativity29. ENDEAVORA remain freeB give backC lack energyD fail to attemptE agree to accept30. DRIFTA exposeB undermineC waneD last longE hold fast31. AUTOMATICA invariableB finalC voluntaryD mobileE silent32. RESOLUTEA incorrectB dishonestC waveringD prudishE plentiful33. REASSERTA discomfitB relieveC recantD eludeE purloin34. SAGAA allegoryB anecdoteC epistleD philippicE prologue35. DOUSEA igniteB attainC assistD inflateE repet36. CANONIZEA alienateB pacifyC debaseD discourageE delude37. INCREDULITYA generosityB discretionC sincerityD faithE mundanity38. FEALTYA grandiloquenceB disillusionmentC nefariousnessD perfidyE sloth。
2023年GRE考试真题及答案
2023年GRE考试真题及答案2023年GRE考试是一项重要的学术考试，对于准备进入研究生院的学生来说具有重要意义。
本文将为大家提供2023年GRE考试的真题及答案，旨在帮助考生更好地了解考试内容和应对方法。
一、写作部分写作部分是GRE考试的第一部分，包括两个题目，分别是Argument Task和Issue Task。
下面是2023年GRE考试写作部分的真题及答案。
Argument Task 题目：题目：政府应该禁止在线购物吗？答案：不应该禁止在线购物。
Issue Task 题目：题目：科技是否对人类社会产生了负面影响？答案：科技对人类社会产生了负面影响，但也带来了许多积极的变革。
二、语言部分语言部分是GRE考试的第二部分，包括文本填空、阅读理解和句子等。
下面是2023年GRE考试语言部分的真题及答案。
文本填空题：题目：The author ______ the research findings, as they contradicted his previous beliefs.答案：disregarded阅读理解题：题目：根据文章，以下哪个选项最能概括作者的观点？答案：人工智能技术在医疗领域的发展具有潜在的巨大影响力。
句子等价题：题目：The professor mentioned several reasons for the decline in the bee population, ______ increased pesticide use and loss of habitat.答案：including三、数学部分数学部分是GRE考试的第三部分，包括选择题和填空题。
下面是2023年GRE考试数学部分的真题及答案。
选择题：题目：If f(x) = 2x^2 - 3x + 1, what is the value of f(3)?答案：10填空题：题目：The sum of the first 5 terms of an arithmetic sequence is 75. If the common difference is 6, what is the fifth term?答案：33总结：本文提供了2023年GRE考试的真题及答案，涵盖了写作部分、语言部分和数学部分的题目类型。
GRE国内考题0211-0906部分真题
0211G SECTION18.STOMACH:DIGESTIONA.heart:pulsationB.eye:recognitionC.muscle:exertionD.skin:irritationE.lung:respiration9.DEHYDRATE:WATERA.melt:liquidB.wither:vitalityC.anchor:stabilityD.emote:enthusiasmE.shrivel:winkle10.RAVENOUS:HUNGRYA.congenial:friendlyB.mean:wildC.obsessed:absorbedD.inept:clumsyE.sated:savory11.ELEGY:LAMENTA.epic:idolizeely:pleaseC.parody:ridiculeD.sonnet:courtE.tragedy:pity12.ANECDOTE: NARRATIVEA.acronym:letterB.summary:excerptC.simile:comparisonD.metaphor:fantasyE.pseudonym:signature13.TRUNATE:LENGTHA.separate:substanceB.ventilate:circulationC.vaccinate:immunityD.transfer:locationE.cool:temperature14.GENERATION: INDIVIDUALA.conference:speakerB.shift:laborerC.city:officialD.tree:limbE.river:stream 15.RERERTOIRE:PERFORMANCEA.agenda:meetingB.catalog:libraryC.manifest:cargoD.invoice:receiptE.inventory:sale16.BLANDISHMENT:COAXA.equivocation:disputeB.assessment:inferC.augmentation:complicateD.persuasion:coerceE.explanation:enlighten28.DISAVOWA.instigateB.acknowledgeC.envisionD.ameliorateE.inculcate29.FLOURISHA.lose outB.catch upC.turn offD.waste awayE.slow down30.HYPERBOLEA.misdemeanorB.understatementC.imprecationD.concessionE.obstinacy31.RIVETINGA.appetizingB.enrichingC.wearisomeD.wastefulE.harmful32.DAMNA.undoB.entreatC.mollifyD.motivateE.extol33.REPROACHA.sustainB.advanceC.acclaimD.manipulateE.embellish34.MYOPIAA.maturityB.prescienceC.prompt responseD.good fortuneE.final event35.NICEA.restrainedB.colorlessC.obscureD.impreciseE.balancedSSITUDEA.prideB.breadthC.vimD.pompE.valor37.PUSILLANIMOUSA.successfulB.sociableC.adeptD.stoutheartedE.trustworthy38.ABASEA.aggrandizeB.limitC.defyD.purifyE.destabilize0211G SECTION38.ANTISEPTIC:DISINFECT::A.solvent:preserveB.emollient:softenC.tonic:inoculateD.antidote:poisonE.palliative:sensitize9.DOSE:MEDICINE::A.beverage:drinkB.medal:awardC.tremor:earthquakeD.ration:foodE.temp:music10.DITCH:CANYON::ndslide:erosionB.boulder:graniteC.weed:vegetationD.burrow:cavernE.moon:planet11.AVERSION: DISINCLINATION::A.assurance:doubtB.adulation:admirationC.evaluation:preferenceD.denunciation:avowalE.slander:insincerity12.AIRTIGHT:LEAK::A.sporadic:continuityB.incorporeal:importanceC.ancient:relevanceD.arcane:solutionE.invalid:certainty13.SPURN:CONTEMPT::A.condone:mercyB.apologize:regretC.vacillate:impressionD.balk:obstructionE.endorse:familiarity14.TEACHER:CLASSROOM ::A.bather:beachB.resident:neighborhoodC.traveler:stationD.child:playgroundE.chef:kitchen 15.RESCISSION:LEGISLATION::A.authorization:retrenchmentB.recantation:testimonyC.attainment:goalD.cessation:processE.acquittal:innocence16.POLULATION:MORTALITYA.electorate:abstentionB.workforce:attritionC.traffic:gridlockD.membership:absenteeismE.taxation:expenditure28.DISSIPATEA.pile upB.sort outC.illuminateD.hastenE.include29.TRANSIENTA.distantB.helpfulC.actualD.violetE.everlasting30.EXTRANEOUSA.indeterminateB.modifiedC.accurateD.concealedE.essential31.SEEMLYA.banalB.deceitfulC.indecorousD.eclecticE.ineffectual32.VIRULENTA.intermittentB.courteousC.defeatedD.confidentE.salubrious33.TORRIDA.gloomyB.inertC.icyD.opaqueE.smooth34.FORMIDABLEA.enticingB.invigoratingC.ambivalentD.affectionateE.negligent35.DISCURSIVEA.politeB.succinctC.floridD.candidE.impassioned36.EXECRATIONA.misrepresentationB.engrossmentC.requisitionD.approbationE.allegiance37.VICISSITUDINOUSA.charitableB.immutableC.imitativeD.extrinsicE.endearing38.TENDENTIOUSA.uncommonB.uncooperativeC.unpretentiousD.unimportantE.unbiased0211G SECTION11.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…belieB.eccentric…deployC.traditional…excludeD.imaginative…disguiseE.conventional…incorporate2.Even though the folktales Partout collected and retold were not solely French in origin,his versions of then were so decidedly French in style that later anthologizes of French folktales have never____them.A.excludedB.admiredC.collectedD.promotedprehended3.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.exaggeratedB.ignoredC.scrutinizedD.deridedE.increased4.There seems to be no____the reading public’s thirst for books about the1960’s: indeed,the normal level of interest has____recently because of aspiration of popular television documentaries.A.quenching…moderatedB.whetting…mushroomedC.curtailing…wanedD.ignoring…transformedE.slaking…increased 5.Despite 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.emotionalC.didacticD.romanticE.whimsical6.One of the first____of reduced burning in Amazon rain forests was the chestnut industry:smoke tends to drive out the insects that,by pollinating chestnut tree,allow chestnuts to develop.A.reformersB.discoveriesC.casualtiesD.criticsE.beneficiaries7.The research committee urged the archaeologist to____her claim that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the Great since her initial report has been based only on____.A.disseminate…suppositionB.withdraw…evidenceC.undercut…capriceD.document…conjectureE.downplay…facts0211G SECTION31.The scientist found it puzzling that his theory encountered______despite widespread agreement that it was_______A.respect…crucialB.dismissal…simplisticC.skepticism…unfathomableD.opposition…indisputableE.acceptance…comprehensive2.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…delugeB.diminishes…droughtC.increases…showerD.decreases…rainstormE.stabilizes…thaw3.The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book are more_____than one would expect on the basis of her rather_____treatment of her subject in the opening pages.pelling…intriguingB.accessible…reconditeC.hidebound…reactionaryD.insightful…innovativeE.dispassionate…evenhanded4.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…volubleB.heated…contentiousC.cordial…quarrelsomeD.frustrating…affableE.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.familiarityB.ennuiC.upheavalD.intimacyE.tranquility6.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.trivialitiesB.biasesC.constraintsD.paradoxesE.liabilities7.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…egalitarianB.pejoratives…optimisticC.examples…soporificD.diatribes…censoriousE.malapropisms…straightforward0303G SECTION ONE8.ADVENTURESOME: CAUTION::A.tendentious:biasB.convivial:congenialityC.timorous:fearD.magnanimous: generosityE.gluttonous:restraint9.TAIL:APPENDAGEA.rib:skeletonB.iris:corneaC.knuckle:fingerD.molar:toothE.lobe:ear10.HAVEN:DANGERA.nirvana:sufferingB.sinecure:experienceC.sanctuary:immunityD.limbo:uncertaintyE.arcadia:quiet11.MASONRY:BRICKLAYERA.seminary:theologianB.jurisprudence:criminalC.pedagogy:studentD.medicine:doctorE.conservatory:musician12.NOURISH:FOODA.warn:safetyB.dehydrate:waterC.waft:airD.circulate:bloodE.finance:money13.HASTE:PLODDERA.deception:dupeB.courtesy:boorC.disillusionment: malcontentD.forbearance:suspectE.reluctance:skeptic14.VINDICATE:BLAMEA.disabuse: misapprehensionB.decry:aspersionC.acquiesce:regretD.expose:malfeasanceE.investigate:suspicion15.OBSTACLE:IMPEDEA.prediction:convinceB.blandishment:cajoleC.embellishment:praiseD.deficiency:compensatepliment:exaggerate16.MARVEL:QUOTIDIANA.deny:maliciousB.exploit:utilitarianC.defuse:controversialD.revere:ancientE.recoil:delightful28.INCAPACITYA.peculiarityB.abilityC.scarcityD.distinctionE.quietness29.FEROCIOUSA.reliableB.clearC.saneD.wised30.AFFIXA.select carefullyB.make visibleC.detachD.infectE.dilute31.ASYMMETRYA.equilibriumB.colorfulnessC.abundanceD.rigorous logicck of information32.DELEGETEA.pursue assiduouslyB.assume responsibilityC.withdraw consentD.display partialityE.ensure compliance33.EVASIVEA.downcastB.inventiveC.foolishD.frankE.disciplined34.SACRILEGEA.pious actionB.resounding defeatC.favorable signD.sensible choiceE.expected event35.HIERARCHICA.contemporaryB.anachronisticC.subversiveD.nuancedE.egalitarian36.FRENETICA.unhurriedB.convivialC.unyieldingD.prolificE.pristine37.OBSOLESCENCEA.maturityB.pithinessC.incorruptibilityD.currencyE.worldliness38.UNASSAILABLEA.doubtfulB.contemptuousC.swiftD.temporaryE.novel0303G SECTION THREE8.BANANA:PEALA.flour:siftB.potato:mashC.tomato:sliceD.carrot:diceE.peanut:shell9.REFRIGERATOR: PERISHABLESA.incinerator:debrisB.kiln:potteryC.generator:electricityD.fireplace:woodE.safe:money10.BAROQUE:SIMPLICITYA.circuitous:forthrightnessB.fundamental: indispensabilityC.arrochial:focusD.ignorant:candorE.feasible:expedience11.WIRETAP: SURVEILLANCEA.unmask:distortionB.browbeat:intimidationC.embezzle:enticementD.punish:exculpationE.upbraid:resentment12.SCRUPULOUS: INTEGRITYA.affectionate: sentimentalityB.adventurous:strengthC.perceptive:insightD.cautious:timidityE.creative:genius13.REVISIONIST: CHALLENGEA.skeptic:espouseB.conservative:upholdC.obstructionist:renegeD.dissident:corruptE.advocate:compromise14.AFFABLE:EASEA.diplomatic:tactB.intrepid:fearC.sanctimonious:respectD.intransigent:resiliencyE.punctilious:anxiety15.REPROACHFUL:DISAPPROVALA.diffident:confidenceB.modest:servilityC.august:vanityD.solicitous:indifferenceE.plaintive:sorrow16缺28.RIGMAROLEA.possibilityB.inflationC.devious actionD.beautiful musicE..straightforward talk29.VERSEDA.unethicalB.untemperedC.irregularD.inexperiencedE.iniquitous30.INSTINCTIVEA.narrowB.exaggeratedC.visibleD.deliberateE.fierce31.IMPLICITA.unadulteratedB.overtC.abstractD.unequivocalE.germane32.UBIQUITYA.probityB.propinquityC.inequityD.disparityE.rarity33.FATHOMA.concludeB.irritateC.focusD.refuse to pardonE.find impenetrable34.MARGINALA.problematicB.proximateC.pivotalpleteE.immutable35.OBVIATEA.yieldB.disentangleC.uniteD.hide from viewE.make necessary36.UNAVAILINGA.abundantB.significantefulD.profligateE.concrete37.CACHETA.sigh of consentB.mark of disapprobationC.gesture of deferenceD.declaration of loyaltyE.aura of invincibility38缺0410G SECTION18.CONSTRICT:DIAMETER(A)circumvent:space(B)rotate:size(C)plumb:depth(D)elevate:height(E)truncate:length9.MAR:FLAWLESS(A)burnish:dull(B)clean:pristine(C)explain:difficult(D)appraise:valuable(E)sell:profitable10.BUCKET:VESSEL(A)window:glass(B)ladle:tureen(C)car:train(D)room:house(E)dagger:weapon11.THICK-SKINNED: CRITICISM(A)optimistic: disappointment(B)combative:provocation(C)benevolent:praise(D)supercilious:disdain(E)timorous:anxiety12.PLUSH:AUSTERITY(A)tidy:disarray(B)showy:pageantry(C)tacit:silence(D)meek:restraint(E)inviolate:sanctityXITY:DRACONIAN(A)disapprobation: judgmental(B)success:amiable(C)ambition:diligent(D)slovenry:finical14.HOBBLE:HALTING(A)amble:awkward(B)saunter:hesitant(C)slink:furtive(D)traipse:energetic(E)trudge:stiff 15.ARTLESS:GUILE(A)fearless:courage(B)heartless:animosity(C)hopeless:gloom(D)thoughtless:solicitude(E)faultless:perfection16.OSTENTATION:PRETENTIOUS(A)indolence:ruminative(B)mendacity:discreet(C)obduracy:tractable(D)reprobation:conscientious(E)credulity:gullible28.BACKFIRE(A)move rapidly(B)act friendly(C)occur without warning(D)produce an expectedresult(E)increase in unlimitedfashion29.DEFIANCE(A)submission(B)suitability(C)precision(D)lack of continuity(E)inability to pay30.FABULOUS(A)mundane(B)ironic(C)somber(D)novel(E)terse31.UNDERHANDED(A)popular(B)spiritual(C)magnanimous(D)forthright(E)sprightly32.TRIFLE(A)cooperative effort(B)important matter(C)unexpected event(D)liability(E)compliment33.NOTORIOUS(A)risky(B)unexceptional(C)particular(D)regimented(E)personable34.PERNICIOUS(A)benign(B)glamorous(C)frivolous(D)elementary(E)prominent35.FICTITIOUS(A)measurable(B)authentic(C)unwarranted(D)believable(E)palpable36.DENIAL(A)indictment(B)pronouncement(C)judgment(D)precept(E)avowal37.DEBAUCHERY(A)asceticism(B)sophistication(C)unctuousness(D)punctilious(E)reclusiveness38.WINNING(A)repellent(B)arcane(C)fatalistic(D)labyrinthine(E)elusive0410G SECTION38.APOTHECARY: MEDICINE(A)librarian:book(B)farmer:tractor(C)judge:law(D)electrician:wire(E)butcher:meat9.ALLAY:INTENSITY(A)deface:appearance(B)navigate:distance(C)integrate:consistency(D)discredit:believability(E)insulate:detachment10.TOWER:EDIFICE(A)rampart:barrier(B)storage:container(C)home:furniture(D)fabric:clothing(E)asphalt:highway11.ACTOR:PLAYBILL(A)page:novel(B)traveler:guidebook(C)word:sentence(D)ingredient:recipe(E)photograph:album12.VITUPERATIVE:REVILE(A)palliative:mollify(B)corrosive:restore(C)elusive:search(D)incisive:sharpen13.NUGATORY: SIGNIFICANCE(A)sublime:worthless(B)entrenched:precedent(C)quotidian:regularity(D)deceptive:plausibility(E)ethereal:substance14.ENERVATE: STRENGTH(A)aggrandize:importance(B)exalt:admiration(C)blazon:reputation(D)repeat:redundancy(E)dispirit:morale 15.SCOLD:DISPLEASURE(A)instruct:mastery(B)commiserate:sympathy(C)agitate:calm(D)renounce:consternation(E)challenge:parity16.RELIABILITY:TRUST(A)mendacity:disbelief(B)compassion:pity(C)impartiality:bias(D)sagacity:wisdom(E)inquisitiveness:curiosity28.REVIVE(A)acquire(B)diminish(C)hinder(D)count(E)render unconsciousness29.DEBONAIR(A)charitable(B)uncouth(C)pragmatic(D)punctilious(E)deferential30.BAFFLE(A)fail to distinguish(B)betray emotion(C)act decisively(D)agree(E)enlighten31.WARY(A)unsuspecting(B)unpleasant(C)disappointing(D)deceitful(E)engrossing32.DAMPEN(A)proceed(B)reinstate(C)enliven(D)unnerve(E)alleviate33.WEATHER(A)deliberately ignore(B)stealthily approach(C)attempt to weaken(D)fail to withstand(E)strive to understand34.RHETORIC(A)gratefulacknowledgement(B)necessity(C)assistance(D)focus(E)sincere language35.CEDE(A)manage skillfully(B)refuse to yield(C)officiate(D)agglomerate(E)neglect36.CAREEN(A)rejoice(B)initiate(C)remain silently(D)move steadily(E)treat harshlyMENT(A)conundrum(B)paean(C)prophecy(D)dialogue(E)affront38.WILY(A)expressive(B)mournful(C)tractable(D)ingenuous(E)credible0506G SECTION ONE8.filthiness:pristineA.plenitude:sparseB.proximity:adjacentC.asymmetry:chaoticD.protraction:broadE.celerity:fleet9.aggravation:irritateA.indignation:justifyB.determination: overcomeC.indiscretion: miscalculateD.culpability:reproachE.perplexity:bewilder10.replenish:dwindlingA.repair:brokenB.explain:confusedC.prohibit:allowedD.repel:unwantedE.disarm:aggressive11.null:validityA.vapid:insipidityB.transparent:clarityC.rambling:concisionD.purposeful:intentE.pointed:precision12.unscrupulous:integrityA.intractable:motivationconic:honestyC.inhospitable:gratitudeD.pretentious:vanityE.miserly:largesse13.applicable:pertinenceA.prosaic:fopperyB.audacious:enmityC.tendentious:biasD.irresistible:worthinessE.transient:permanence14.rabble:controlA.disease:diagnoseB.enigma:explainpromise:negotiateD.mistake:rectifyE.testimony:verify 15.novice:experienceA.magnate:prestigeB.martinet:authorityC.dilettante:interestD.muse:inspirationE.nonentity:consequence16.tribute:commendA.joke:deliverB.hint:baffleC.soliloquy:discussD.donation:indemnifyE.caveat:warn28.reciprocateA.avoidB.resistC.violate an agreementD.fail to repayE.decrease greatly29.marvelA.feel apatheticB.lose patienceC.be ungratefulD.act cowardlyE.show favoritism30.observantA.obedientB.blatantC.obliviousD.undemandingE.uncharitable31.callousnessA.profligacyB.adaptabilityC.sensitivityD.robustnessE.blamelessness32.employA.leave idleB.deny accessC.gather togetherD.disregardE.dissolve33.inconsiderableA.toughB.rigidC.rudeD.weightyE.solemn34.erodeA.reorderB.depositC.humidityD.disturbE.separate35.gritA.spinelessnessB.congenialityC.naivetyD.serenityE.conformity36.fair-mindedA.eccentricB.hotheadedC.equivocalD.partisanE.authoritative37.heavy-handedA.lightheartedB.deftC.shrewdD.unfetteredE.serendipitous38.decadentA.solitaryB.perspicaciousC.wholesomeD.jejuneE.prominent0506G SECTION THREE8.instruction:mentorA.opposition:adversaryB.exculpation:criminalC.heroism:leaderD.discord:mediatorE.liberty:dictator9.arable:cultivationA.intangible:analysismunicable: treatmentC.edible:consumptionD.variable:surveillanceE.insuperable:conquest10.glower:lookA.minimize:shortenB.snarl:speakC.attend:focusD.apologize:regretE.dominate:control11.affluence:tycoonA.anonymity:benefactorB.eminence:scholarC.felicity:hedonistD.refinement:impresarioE.supremacy:potentate12.gaffe:properA.affectation:artificialB.triumph:enviableC.infraction:permissibleD.bribe:corruptE.custom:alterable13.character:hieroglyphA.agenda:memorandumB.definition:glossaryC.letter:signatureD.article:newspaperE.book:manual14.resentful:umbrageA.obdurate:ambivalenceB.chagrined:conceitC.reluctant:rowdinessD.supercilious:hauteurE.obeisant:disrespect 15.balm:soothingA.antibiotic:viralB.vapor:opaqueC.nostrum:provenD.anesthetic:astringentE.placebo:innocuous16.deflate:airA.subjugate:independenceB.enervate:growthC.chastise:misbehaviorD.demolish:renovationsE.fill:outlines28.wiltA.mutateB.multiplyC.flourishD.entangleE.fertilize29.demotionA.conquestB.inspirationC.pollutionD.elevationE.succession30.dismayA.unifyB.encourageC.continueD.contributeE.justify31.conveneA.regretB.proposeC.honorD.dissolveE.delay32.madcapA.sophisticatedB.unobtrusiveC.agileD.fearfulE.sober33.stasisA.angerB.fantasyC.affluenceD.state of imbalanceE.absence of readiness34.tortuousA.inviolateB.immobileC.uncomplicatedD.disengagedE.unadorned35.ostracizeA.appeaseB.flatterC.give generouslyD.offer to helpE.invite to join36-38缺0510G SECTION ONE8.REMISSNESS:CAREFULA lethargy：enthusiasticB obsequiousness：humbleC avarice：greedyD contrition：apologeticE largesse：generous9.RECONCILIATION：HARMONYA reinstatement：dismissalB recuperation：healthC recompense：paymentD recurrence：eventE refinement：cultivation10.ADVISOR：COUNSELA adversary：vanquishB steward：squanderC chaperone：escortD disciple：leadE mediator：dispute11.SPURIOUS：AUTHENTICITYA acquitted：innocenceB protean：usefulnessC germane：pertinenceD rampant：restraintE acclaimed：imperfection12.BEWITCHING：CAPTIVATIONA hazardous：suspenseB inveterate：skepticismC nonpartisan：biasD incendiary：vigilanceE baffling：confusion13.HUT：DWELLINGA raft：watercraftB skyscraper：buildingC volcano：mountainD auditorium：theaterE peninsula：island 14.AGREEABLE：ANTIPATHYA palatable：hungerB obscure：perplexityC familiar：recognitionD ostentatious：prideE tedious：engrossment15.DISSECT：SPECIMENA anesthetize：patientB lance：skinC parse：sentenceD edit：draftE interpret：art16.INSOUCIANT：WORRYA assiduous：equivocateB officious：meddleC quarrelsome：argueD pertinacious：yieldE astute：studyGA flatterB returnC brightenD inflateE accelerate29.AGAPEA closedB gentleC intentD vitalE plain30.HECKLEA whitewashB nominateC support verballyD blend seamlesslyE incite rashly31.DATEDA preciseB currentC discreteD livelyE inchoate32.SCRIMPA decipherB lavishC gatherD manifestE jettison33.SCREENA view subjectivelyB criticize unfairlyC accept indiscriminatelyD conspireE convey34.DASHINGA punctiliousB unsympatheticC causticD bumpkinlyE intractable35.PARTIALITYA superficialityB generosityC extensivenessD impassivenessE disinterestedness36.BENEFICENCEA cowardiceB meannessC povertyD reclusivenessE anguish37.REACTIONARYA intellectually idiosyncraticB economically deprivedC socially desirableD culturally knowledgeableE politically progressive38.TENDENTIOUSA straightforwardB naïveC effusiveD whimsicalE neutral0510G SECTION THREE8.RELIABLE：FAILA periodic：recurB buoyant：sinkC malleable：bendD transitory：disappearE combustible：ignite9.FENCE：LIVESTOCKA dike：waterB ridge：canyonC sidewalk：streetD shore：oceanE wall：house10.REMNANT：RESIDUALA annex：supplementaryB conveyance：swiftC degression：lengthyD surface：smoothE gift：welcome11.CHARISMA：BOREA generosity：miserB deviousness：sneakC compassion：victimD recalcitrance：stalwartE skepticism：pedagogue12.WILDNESS：FERALA transiency：stableB gregariousness：territorialC copiousness：abundantD agitation：docileE terror：timid13.GRUMBLE：DISCONTENTA warn：dangerB correct：erroneousnessC snub：envyD crow：exultationE decry：approbation 14.DEPLORABLE：REPROACHA venerable：denigrationB redoubtable：respectC novel：duplicationD ambiguous：obfuscationE creditable：verification15.BUMBLE：GRACEA waver：certaintyB fidget：motionC urge：willingnessD pester：annoyanceE prevaricate：dishonesty16.PANDEMIC：DISEASEA felony：crimeB starvation：hungerC earthquake：tremorD conflagration：fireE rebellion：repression28.MAGNITUDE：A flexibilityB relevancyC necessityD imperfectionE insignificance29.DABA coat thoroughlyB proceed rashlyC comprehend fullyD mix vigorouslyE dry slowly30.WILLY-NILLYA weightyB orderlyC dismalD awkwardE fluent31.MAVERICKA evildoerB conformistC aristocratD puristE listener32.BARBA humble requestB complimentary remarkC sly maneuverD direct quoteE formal promise33.DEPENDABLEA fickleB feebleC carefreeD vulnerableE disreputable34.SCURRILITYA indolenceB clarifyC symmetryD negligenceE decency35.INCONTESTABLEA forthrightB invitingC arbitraryD dubiousE unfair36.PATA strongB welcomeC unrehearsedD broadE contradictory37.HULLA branchB plateauC currentD kernelE partition38.CONTUMACIOUSA salubriousB gracefulC unnaturalD frivolousE tractable0606G SECTION18.QUEEN:MONARCHposer:performerB.pupil:teacherC.judge:defendantD.principal:administratorE.citizen:representative9.SCHOOL:EDUCATEA.bank:auditB.library:readC.court:adjudicateD.legislature:conveneE.museum:adorn10.IMITABLE:EMULATIONA.venerable:evaluationB.novel:duplicationC.opportunistic:challengeD.flexible:fortificationE.creditable:belief11.DISCOURTEOUS:OFFENDA.imposing:dauntB.inculpable:blameC.disreputable:admireD.illustrious:laudE.decorous:insult12.SQUEAMISH:DISGUSTA.tractable:manageB.plaint:questionC.irascible:defuseD.choleric:sootheE.dictatorial:imposing13.DISENCHANT:ILLUSIONA.baffle:doubtB.mollify:alienationC.suppress:confinementD.counteract:trendE.exempt:requirement14.ACCESSIBLE:APPROACHA.contrite:apologizeB.venerable:imitateC.irascible:enrageD.conformist:misleadE.prolific:produce15.STIGMATIZE:CONTEMPTA.misrepresent:disbeliefB.distinguish:individuabilityC.pursue:mutualityD.reiterate:redundancyE.bemoan:regret16.TRENCHANCY:INSIPIDA.forgetfulness:concernedB.iniquity:viciousC.tranquility:forbearingD.arrogance:brazenE.artlessness:canny28.FREQUENTA.removeB.avoid29.ABSTAINA.perplexB.propelC.partake30.LEVERAGEck of powerck of focus31.REDEEM<>corruptible32.SERRATION<>smoothness33.UNBUTTONEDA.reclusiveB.inefficientC.prim34.IMMORTALIZE<>assign to oblivious/consign to oblivion35.ELUCIDATEA.obscureB.hinder36.WEASELA.speak franklyB.move clumsily37.ADVENTA.passingB.airing38.VERBIAGEA.speak tersenessB.fatuityC.paucity of meaning。
GRE测试题（含答案）
GRE测试题（含答案）全卷共4个部分合计24道题，请按要求在120分钟内作答。
英译汉Section I1.（简单）Controversy surrounds the question of whether recognition is a parallel,one-step process or a serial step by step one.对于识别是平行且一步完成的还是一系列逐步完成的过程，人们始终不能达成一致。
2. （简单）We can usually learn much more from people whose views we share than from people whose views contradict our own; disagreement can cause stress and inhibit learning."通常，我们从与我们意见相同的人身上学到的要比从那些与我们意见相悖的人身上学的东西要多得多；（因为）意见不统一会带来压力并且阻碍学习。
3. （简单）since many regions in this country report rapid increases in the numbers of newly licensed drivers, we should be able to increase our share of the market by selling cars to this growing population.由于我国很多地区的新驾驶员数量飞速增加，我们可以通过向这一日渐增长的人群出售车辆来增加我们的市场份额。
4.（简单）education experts say that long practice sessions for these sports takeaway time that could be used for academic activities.教育专家指出这些运动项目长时间的训练占据了本应用于学习的时间。
gre试卷考试试题
gre试卷考试试题gre试卷考试试题gre试卷考试试题1. Although sales have continued to increase since last April, unfortunately the rate of increase has ----.(A) resurged(B) capitulated(C) retaliated(D) persevered(E) decelerated2. Although the mental process that creates a fresh and original poem or drama is doubtless ---- that which originates and elaborates scientific discoveries, there is clearly a discernible difference between the creators(A) peripheral to(B) contiguous with(C) opposed to(D) analogous to(E) inconsistent with3. It is disappointing to note that the latest edition of the bibliography belies its long-standing reputation for ---- by ---- some significant references to recent publications.(A) imprecision.. appropriating(B) relevance.. adding(C) timeliness.. updating(D) meticulousness.. revising(E) exhaustiveness.. omitting4. Although Simpson was ingenious at ---- to appear innovative and spontaneous, beneath the ruse he remained uninspired and rigid in his approach to problem solving.(A) intending(B) contriving(C) forbearing(D) declining(E) deserving5. She was criticized by her fellow lawyers not because she was not ----, but because she so ---- prepared her cases that she failed to bring the expected numberto trial.(A) well versed.. knowledgeably(B) well trained.. enthusiastically(C) congenial.. rapidly(D) hardworking.. minutely(E) astute.. efficiently6. Schlesinger has recently assumed a conciliatory attitude that is not ---- by hiscolleagues, who continue to ---- compromise.(A) eschewed.. dread(B) shared.. defend(C) questioned.. reject(D) understood.. advocate(E) commended.. disparage。
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2002年11月GRE填空详解SECTION 11. 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…belieB. eccentric…deployC. traditional…excludeD. imaginative…disguiseE. conventional…incorporate2. Even though the folktales Partout collected and retold were not solely French in origin, his versions of then were so decidedly French in style that later anthologizes of French folktales have never ____ them.A. excludedB. admiredC. collectedD. promotedE. comprehended3. 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. exaggeratedB. ignoredC. scrutinizedD. deridedE. increased4. There seems to be no ____ the reading public’s thirst for books about the 1960’s: indeed, the normal level of interest has ____ recently because of aspiration of popular television documentaries.A. quenching…moderatedB. whetting…mushroomedC. curtailing…wanedD. ignoring…transformedE. slaking…increased5. Despite 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. emotionalC. didacticD. romanticE. whimsical6. One of the first ____ of reduced burning in Amazon rain forests was the chestnut industry: smoke tends to drive out the insects that, by pollinating chestnut tree, allow chestnuts to develop.A. reformersB. discoveriesC. casualtiesD. criticsE. beneficiaries7. The research committee urged the archaeologist to ____ her claim that the tomb she has discovered was that of Alexander the Great since her initial report has been based only on ____.A. disseminate…suppositionB. withdraw…evidenceC. undercut…capriceD. document…conjectureE. downplay…factsSECTION 31. The scientist found it puzzling that his theory encountered ______ despite widespread agreement that it was _______A. respect …crucialB. dismissal…simplisticC. skepticism…unfathomableD. opposition…indisputableE. acceptance…comprehensive2. 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…delugeB. diminishes…droughtC. increases…showerD. decreases…rainstormE. stabilizes…thaw3. The ideas expressed in the art historian’s book are more_____ than one would expect on the basis of her rather _____ treatment of her subject in the opening pages.A. compelling…intriguingB. accessible…reconditeC. hidebound…reactionaryD. insightful…innovativeE. dispassionate…evenhanded4. 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…volubleB. heated…contentiousC. cordial…quarrelsomeD. frustrating…affableE. interminable…businesslike5.Art that endures often makes an initially disturbing impact: the profound experience that such art seeks to provoke necessarily engenders a certain____.A. familiarityB. ennuiC. upheavalD. intimacyE. tranquility6. 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. trivialitiesB. biasesC. constraintsD. paradoxesE. liabilities7. 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…egalitarianB. pejoratives…optimisticC. examples…soporificD. diatribes…censoriousE. malapropisms…straightforward解析：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空题先变成2选1，再取舍就容易多了），根据前面分析只能选正评价的词汇，所以答案是E。