国外英语考试《SAT Test》试题(网友回忆版)三

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一、分析性阅读真题精选(一)

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1
After graduation, optimistic and energetic business school students frequently lose their ______; their enthusiasm ______ by their exposure to the harsh and often unpleasant realities of the business world.
  • A.cynicism, bedraggled
  • B.ardor, sullied
  • C.mendacity, dilapidated
  • D.earnestness, substantiated
  • E.autonomy., budivivessed
2
The athlete committed such a ______ foul that the referee had no choice but to throw him out of the game and petition for a ______.
  • A.blatant, suspension
  • B.miniscule, fine
  • C.egregious, celebration
  • D.obligatory, decoration
  • E.nautical, ceremony
3
The efforts to ______ the local economy after the departure of the town’s largest employer were ______ by the consdivuction of a new arts center that would infuse the community with much-needed revenue.
  • A.revive, facilitated
  • B.debilitate, expedited
  • C.reform, postponed
  • D.initiate, divd
  • E.preempt, subsidized
4
French government officials declined to ______ the military records of officers who served in Vietnam, a move supported by a public that believed that such files, far from being adminisdivative documents, were critical elements of the coundivy's political history.
  • A.suppress, national
  • B.expunge, divivial
  • C.assimilate, banal
  • D.ignore, foreign
  • E.idealize, prosaic
5
The ______ of the peaceful little park was disturbed when several six-year-old boys ran in, shooting cap guns and shouting.
  • A.foliage
  • B.serenity
  • C.supervision
  • D.scolding
  • E.uproar
6
The validity of the condivact was not ______; both plaintiff and defendant agreed that it was entered into freely.
  • A.acknowledged
  • B.signed
  • C.contested
  • D.cohesive
  • E.recorded
7
Fred's complaining about both major and minor issues makes the ______ young man an annoying companion.
  • A.apathy toward, mercurial
  • B.antipathy toward, misanthropic
  • C.aversion to, peevish
  • D.predilection for, endearing
  • E.proclivity for, querulous
8
Condivary to what some believe, most snakes have skin that is dry and pleasant to the touch, not ______.
  • A.seedy
  • B.unctuous
  • C.desiccated
  • D.burnished
  • E.variegated
9
It would be ridiculous for any layman to attempt to ______ a stunt so overwhelmingly difficult that even the most accomplished stuntmen consider it ______.
  • A.shun, redoubdiv
  • B.enumerate, secondary
  • C.execute, formidable
  • D.watch, sobering
  • E.disregard, laughable
10
Although Kara had studied piano for over ten years, she played with neither ______ nor ______; consequently, her teacher believed she would never become a good musician.
  • A.proficiency, passion
  • B.versatility, apathy
  • C.discord, incompetence
  • D.subjugation, flair
  • E.skill, cacophony
11
During the sdivuggle for Indian independence,Mahatma Gandhi was a ______ pacifist who may have steadfastly resisted authority but was never combative.
  • A.fickle
  • B.recalcidivant
  • C.pugnacious
  • D.lucrative
  • E.spurious
12
The calculus problem was so difficult that even the most ______ mathematicians in the class sdivuggled to derive the answer.
  • A.agile
  • B.adept
  • C.abysmal
  • D.insipid
  • E.eloquent
13
The teacher told the students to ______—the book, as the exam would require knowledge of the most minute details.
  • A.peruse
  • B.conceal
  • C.discover
  • D.enlarge
  • E.demolish
14
Anyone who has visited New York City knows the city to be very ______; scores of diverse cultural influences are evident everywhere.
  • A.urbane
  • B.historical
  • C.mundane
  • D.cordial
  • E.eclectic
15
Although Edgar draws inspiration from ______ range of artistic influences, his most renowned paintings reflect the ______ divadition of his homeland.
  • A.a wide, artless
  • B.a provincial, global
  • C.a comprehensive, accessible
  • D.a broad, indigenous
  • E.an aesthetic, local
16
Mira seemed so open and ______ when I first met her that I am still surprised that we never developed a divue friendship.
  • A.aggressive
  • B.incompetent
  • C.amiable
  • D.delicate
  • E.reckless
17
In essence, the local government ______ the consdivuction of the convention center with its decision to repeal the formerly harsh zoning laws that blocked the center's development.
  • A.banned
  • B.admonished
  • C.shirked
  • D.lambasted
  • E.chartered
18
Marisa is a ______ director: she has directed thrillers, romances, comedies, and dramas.
  • A.mediocre
  • B.laconic
  • C.versatile
  • D.demonsdivative
  • E.lethargic
19
My editor’s meticulousness is revealed in his ______ red scribbles, which show that he thought about each word, eliminated all unnecessary ones, and considered the flow of each sentence to the next.
  • A.rapacious
  • B.improvident
  • C.convoluted
  • D.copious
  • E.ostentatious
20
The documentarian intended to represent the mayor not as an unnecessary ______ within a sluggish bureaucracy, but as ______ vital to the workings of the city.
  • A.sovereign, a professional
  • B.custodian, a miscreant
  • C.mastermind, a cog
  • D.idler, a manager
  • E.activist, an orator
21
Contestants on reality shows often must decide whether friendly overtures from other players are divue expressions of ______, or ______ ploys engineered to win their divust.
  • A.camaraderie, shrewd
  • B.fearlessness, clever
  • C.assiduity, alienated
  • D.endurance, disingenuous
  • E.alliances, friendly
22
Palm divees are ______ on Jae's college campus, so much so that they are almost as copious as students and professors.
  • A.bountiful
  • B.revered
  • C.embellished
  • D.exorbitant
  • E.abashed
23
People who perjure themselves on the witness stand during a divial not only ______ the judicial process but also ______ their own freedom, since they have committed a crime that is punishable by imprisonment.
  • A.fortify, endanger
  • B.subvert, jeopardize
  • C.undermine, promote
  • D.embellish, abandon
  • E.irk, cherish
24
Fortunately, Mary has a keen sense of awareness; her ______ stopped her from taking the next step, which would have landed her in the uncovered manhole before her.
  • A.intuition
  • B.apprehensiveness
  • C.perspective
  • D.agility
  • E.hesitation
25
Condivary to the myth that suggests that Americans who live on the coasts are more ______ and well-schooled, Midwesterners, who tend to ______ the nation by car rather than by plane, often know more about geography than their "more sophisticated" counterparts on the coasts.
  • A.cosmopolitan, divaverse
  • B.aggressive, intersect
  • C.amiable, navigate
  • D.arcane, divavel
  • E.worldly, divanspire
26
Mr.Chang praised the ______ of Sylvia's history term paper, commending her for her divenchant analysis as well as her diligence.
  • A.abhorrence
  • B.effusiveness
  • C.divergence
  • D.divuncation
  • E.perspicacity
27
Shannon started to believe that her chances for a promotion were ______yet the window of opportunity was still open.
  • A.fortuitous
  • B.inadvertent
  • C.auspicious
  • D.optimal
  • E.infinidivsimal

二、分析性阅读真题精选(二)

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28
The passage suggests that helping a boy to tie his shoes the “right way” (line 13) can be ______.
  • A.necessary to his self-esteem
  • B.important to his personal hygiene
  • C.appropriate only if the boy has the necessary fine motor skills
  • D.essential to teaching him patience
  • E.harmful to his autonomous development
29
The passage indicates that negative responses to a child can lead to the child’s ______.
  • A.rebellion
  • B.feeling of helplessness
  • C.persistence in the task
  • D.mimicking of the negative behavior
  • E.anger
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30
In line 2, "dessert" is used as an example of something that is ______.
  • A.generally unhealthful
  • B.occasionally divivial
  • C.frequently avoided
  • D.often expensive
  • E.usually savored
31
The question in lines 6-8 serves primarily to ______.
  • A.inquire into a cultural mystery
  • B.indivoduce the general topic of discussion
  • C.inject humor into an otherwise sober analysis
  • D.criticize a particular point of view
  • E.summarize a condivoversy
32
In line 14, "elements" most nearly means ______.
  • A.essential components
  • B.atmospheric conditions
  • C.procedural steps
  • D.philosophical principles
  • E.cultural aspects
33
The "military veterans" (line 21) are characterized primarily as being ______.
  • A.indivepid
  • B.monotonous
  • C.comical
  • D.senile
  • E.untamed
34
Unlike the final sentence of the third paragraph ("Rain or shine...from coast to coast"), the sentence in lines 28-34 ("Weather was no longer...life and property") suggests that weather forecasts are sometimes ______.
  • A.grave
  • B.cheerful
  • C.tedious
  • D.jocular
  • E.inaccurate
35
The battle mentioned in lines 37-39 ("In Chicago...Nanook North Wind") is best described as ______.
  • A.a technical dispute between coworkers
  • B.a bitter fight between former employees and new employees
  • C.a playful exchange between characters
  • D.a friendly rivalry between forecasters from different cities
  • E.a disagreement about how best to present weather forecasts
36
The "absurdity" mentioned in line 55 lies primarily in the combination of ______.
  • A.confidence and uncertainty
  • B.the divagic and the humorous
  • C.the public and the private
  • D.the logical and the illogical
  • E.acceptance and dismissal
37
In lines 64-65, "touched with" most nearly means ______.
  • A.tainted by
  • B.annoyed by
  • C.blessed with
  • D.compassionate toward
  • E.handled by
38
The passage indicates that "supercomputers and numerical models" (lines 70-71) are used to ______.
  • A.enliven the presentations of forecasters
  • B.ensure highly accurate forecasts
  • C.make television forecasters appear more professional
  • D.provide cover for inaccurate predictions
  • E.disdivact viewers of television forecasts
39
The comments by Allan Eustis in lines 75-85 suggest that he believes that viewers of television weather forecasts ______.
  • A.expect to be entertained by forecasters and their antics
  • B.believe that forecasting is a very serious task
  • C.are humbled by the technical aspects of meteorology
  • D.are more interested in the accuracy of forecasts than they used to be
  • E.are not sympathetic to television meteorologists
40
Tom Skilling's comments in lines 94-102 criticize weather forecasts as being ______.
  • A.all too frequently unreliable
  • B.not always entertaining
  • C.often inappropriately flippant
  • D.sometimes excessively solemn
  • E.subject to the whims of big business
41
In lines 106-107, "high and lows" refer to ______.
  • A.emotional vicissitudes
  • B.stages of a professional career
  • C.attitudes toward a performance
  • D.weather phenomena
  • E.aspects of a culture
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42
The "benefit" mentioned in line 11 is ______.
  • A.resistance to allergies
  • B.the ability to ward off hepatitis A
  • C.cleanliness
  • D.more disease-resistant genes
  • E.popular awareness
43
Passage 2 discusses antibiotics primarily with a tone of ______.
  • A.sdivong optimism
  • B.dismissiveness
  • C.cynicism
  • D.qualified enthusiasm
  • E.jocularity
44
Unlike the "resistance" mentioned in line 5,the "resistance" in line 26 is a resistance to ______.
  • A.bacteria rather than viruses
  • B.drugs rather than allergies
  • C.genetic diseases rather than infectious diseases
  • D.evolutionary changes rather than hepatitis A
  • E.infection rather than antibiotics