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1、GRE等价词汇易错扣分原因分析 GRE等价词汇易错扣分原因分析 ,认清这些拼写近似单词避免低级扣分,我们一起来学习一下吧，下面就和大家分享，来欣赏一下吧。GRE等价词汇易错扣分原因分析 认清这些拼写近似单词避免低级扣分GRE等价题拼写近似易错词汇介绍在GRE等价题中，所谓拼写近似易错词汇，从字面上来看就是因为单词本身拼写相似而导致考生很容易看错的词汇。由于新GRE考试除了作文以外其他部分都更注重对于单词意思的理解和掌握，而不是词汇的拼写能力，这就造成不少考生常会在看到拼写相近相似的词汇时出现理解混淆的错误，比如某到题目中有一个选项单独放入句子中是成立的，但另一个选项的词汇和这个成立选项词汇的近
2、义词在拼写上相似，考生如果没有仔细分辨，就容易把这两个词汇当成近义词直接一起选上而做题目。这种拼写错误看似不起眼，但却常会让粗心大意或者词汇拼写没有背熟的考生中招。GRE等价拼写近似词汇辨认方法简介GRE等价考试中出现拼写近似词汇的情况很多，往往对题目本身的干扰能力也很强，所以这就需要考生具备词汇拼写方面的优秀辨别能力。练习这种能力最好的做法就是找一些专门收集这类词汇的备考材料进行集中式的背诵，掌握其拼写上的区别和各自的意思，平时练习碰到也可以自己多做总结整理，考前再回顾一下加深印象一般来说就能顺利辨别了，毕竟这种陷阱就是有心算无心，如果考生本身已经在这方面留了个心眼，那么这类陷阱选项就很难再
3、对大家造成威胁了。GRE等价拼写近似词汇列举一览1.Cubicle:寝室，小卧室。Cuticle:表皮2.Celebrity:名人Celerity:快速，迅速3.Rapine:劫掠，掠夺Repine:不满，心中抱怨4.Decompose:使.Discompose:使失态，慌张5.Renegade:背教，变节，脱党者(的)Renege:食言，毁约，背信弃义，否认，拒绝Relegate:降职，驱逐，委托6.Susceptive:敏感的，易受影响的Surreptitious:鬼鬼祟祟的7.Provision：粮食的供应，法律条款Provisional:暂时的，临时的8.Extrapolate:预测，
4、推测Interpolate:加入(额外的事)，篡改9.Canon:经典，真作Impenitent:不悔悟的18.Imprudent:a,轻率的，卤莽的Impudent:放肆无礼，厚颜无耻Torpid:麻痹的GRE填空老题目练习1. It is refreshing to read a book about our planet by an author who does not allow factsto be by politics: well aware of the political disputes about the effects ofhuman activities on cl
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7、 handle success: the more his_ as an artist increased, the more his life became.Blank 1 Blank 2temperance tumultuousnotoriety providentialeminence dispassionate3. The authors style renders a fascinating subject, the role played by luck ineveryday life, extraordinarily .Blank 1 Blank 2soporific pedan
8、ticlucid tediouscolloquial opaque4. From the outset, the concept of freedom of the seas from the proprietary claims ofnations was challenged by a contrary notionthat of the of the oceansfor reasons of national security and profit.A. promotionB. explorationC. surveyingD. conservationE. appropriation5
9、. Although it does contain some pioneering ideas, one would hardly characterize thework as .A. orthodoxB. eccentricC. originalD. triflingE. conventionalF. innovative6. The corporation expects only increases in sales next year despite ayearlong effort to revive its retailing business.A. dynamicB. pre
10、dictableC. expandingD. modestE. slightF. volatile1overshadowedobscuresuperficiality of our theoriesAEI2eminencetumultuousCD3soporifictediousAE4appropriationE5originalinnovativeCF6modestslightDEGRE填空老题目练习8. Far from viewing Jefferson as a skeptical but enlightened intellectual, historians of the1960s
11、 portrayed him as thinker, eager to fill the young with his politicalorthodoxy while censoring ideas he did not like.A. an adventurousB. a doctrinaireC. an eclecticD. a judiciousE. a cynical9. Dramatic literature often the history of a culture in that it takes as itssubject matter the important even
12、ts that have shaped and guided the culture.A. confoundsB. repudiatesC. recapitulatesD. anticipatesE. polarizes10. Although the movement to preserve historic buildings is not usually thought of as_ phenomenon, it deserves mention in the history of ideas because itlaunched the critique of the ideology
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14、ausalityD. ambiguityE. entitlement12. New technologies often begin by what has gone before, and they changethe world later. Think how long it took power-using companies to recognize that withelectricity they did not need to cluster their machinery around the power source, as inthe days of steam. Ins
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16、 unprepared American students arefor college. Graff reverses this perspective, suggesting that colleges are unpreparedfor students. In his analysis, the university culture is largely enteringstudents because academic culture fails to make connections to the kinds ofarguments and cultural references
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