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Verbal Section I
1. History has recast the 15th century Florentine monk Girolamo Savonarola as a rabble-rousing zealot lording over the "bonfire of the vanities”; yet this so-called ___________--mainly because he directed his censure at the church--was a crusader for austerity and thus a check on a papacy that had run a course of profligacy.
A. ascetic
B. nonpartisan
C. heretic
D. martyr
E. libertine
2. Many claim that the 19th Century institution of snake's oil—the peddling of items that seldom live up to their vaunted claims—is anything but moribund; one need only look so far as the Internet to see that the tradition is ___________.
A. thriving
B. transient
C. peripheral
D. diminishing
E. counterfeit
3. Mulcahy, in averring that most literary criticism has become so filled with abstruse jargon as to be practically indecipherable to anyone save its practitioners, is himself (i) ___________ : his main point will be discernible only to the very community he
seeks to (ii) ___________.
Blank (i) Blank (ii)
uncertain defend
complicit impugn
enlightened inform
4. Amongst Irish-American playwrights of the early 20th Century, her work stood out as a(n) ___________, not so much because of its striking originality but because other contemporaneous works tended to be ___________on most social issues. Her plays, by contrast, allowed the audience to come to its own conclusions, a technique that foreshadowed much of 20th century theatre.
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A. exemplar A. unyielding
B. precursor B. dogmatic
C. anomaly C. reticent
5. Recent meteorological conditions in areas of the northeastern part of the country ___________ as to leave scientists ___________. Even those models these extreme outliers have been found wanting.
Blank (ii) Blank (iii)
A. indifferent A. accommodate
B. dumbfounded B. circumscribe
C. crestfallen C. discount
6. While some maintain that the recent proliferation of uncredited web sources will have a(n) (i) ___________effect on scholarship, others argue that the effects will be far more (ii) ___________, claiming that academics are sensible enough not to (iii) ___________unattributed sources.
Blank (i) Blank (ii) Blank (iii)
A. inestimable A. harmful unpredictable
B. pernicious B. benign gregarious
C. minute C. subtle bumbling
Verbal Section II
1. Jacques was a born ___________: he would often regale those around him with stories from his fascinating childhood.
A. dissembler
B. iconoclast
C. raconteur
D. sentimentalist
E. maverick
2. Unlike classical music, which has many perennial favorites, pop music produces few ___________.
A. mannerisms
B. evergreens
C. detractors
D. affidavits
E. ephemera
3. At times ___________, she could just as suddenly become ___________, a change in mood that was favorable yet so unpredictable as to be jarring.
Blank (i) Blank (ii)
A. affable A. aloof
B. morose B. selfish
C. magnanimous C. jubilant
4. The gossip columnist's ___________was ___________the number of her published columns 一 the more articles she wrote, the more untruths she spread.
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A. calumny A. commensurate with
B. ardor B. inverse to
C. flattery C. unconnected to
5. There is nothing more ___________for first time writers to see that their cherished ideas are actually far less ___________than they had imagined. Often a publisher, or even a friend, will point out that another writer already captured the same plot twist, or created an almost identical fictional world. This feeling stings even greater when the publication of the neophyte writer's work ___________that of the more popular author; apparently the public often erroneously believes that the lesser known writer's work is derivative.
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A. galling A. novel A. belittles
B. bracing B. rigorous B. precedes
C. alluring C. precedented C. elaborates upon
6. The movie is comprised of several vignettes, each presenting a character along with his or her foil: a staid accountant shares an apartment with a ___________ musician; a tight-lipped divorcee on a cross-country roadtrip picks up a ___________ hitchhiker; and finally, and perhaps most unconvincingly, an introverted mathematician falls in love with a ___________arriviste.
Blank (i) Blank (ii) Blank (iii)
colorful garrulous unpredictable
insatiable untrustworthy gregarious
eminent forlorn bumbling
Verbal Section III
1. The actor favored ___________roles in which he had to speak and emote little.
A. timid
B. laconic
C. demonstrative
D. ribald
E. obscure
2. Until Walt Whitman, there was no ___________American voice in poetry; true, the poems of Emerson are highly esteemed today, but the prosody of those poems are not altogether different from that of England's Lake Poets.
A. influential
B. celebrated
C. solitary
D. distinct
E. general
3. Despite a(n) ___________beginning, the election campaign quickly devolved into ___________and acrimony, with each side casting aspersions.
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A. auspicious A. capitulation
B. turbulent B. calumny
C. publicized C. serenity
4. Whereas for most of the West art is merely something to stand and gawk at, for the Navajo Indians art has a far more ___________function; sand paintings are used to heal those who are sick—either in body or mind—and only these afflicted individuals are allowed to see the art: as soon as they recover the painting is ___________.
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A. curative A. refurbished
B. religious B. destroyed
C. peripheral C. exhibited
5. Special effects in movies are___________, in that unlike the story, whose ___________, they continue to evolve: if permutations seem to have long ago been ___________we were magically beamed years into the future (of course that story has been told numerous times before), the special effects would ___________; the story would be awfully familiar.
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A. predictable A. evaluated A. be incomprehensible
B. exciting B. conveyed B. hold us in thrall
C. juvenile C. exhausted C. remain unchanged
6. Keane argues that the political conditions during the early years of the United States were, if anything, (i) ___________to the formation of a nation united by one document: the Constitution. Rather, had it not been for a few men—Keane invokes the triumvirate of Jefferson, Hamilton, and Madison—to (ii) ___________the Constitution, despite the seemingly implacable opposition of anti-Federalists, the central government would have had to (iii) ___________ matters of rule to the individual states.
Blank (i) Blank (ii) Blank (iii)
A. permissive A. challenge A. cede
B. conducive B. champion B. reintroduce
C. inimical C. undermine C. deny
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