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Body language involves a combination of multiple facial (i) ______ and various physical positions to convey its unique (ii) ______ message.

　Blank(i) 　　　　　Blank(ii)

[单项选择]ABROGATE:
A. (A) to institute
B. (B) to annul
C. (C) to abate
D. (D) to abuse
E. (E) to bargain for

[单项选择]Running a marathon is an ______ task, taking months of both physical and mental preparation and training before actually running a grueling 26.2 miles.
A. (A) arduous
B. (B) ambiguous
C. (C) involuntary
D. (D) eloquent
E. (E) overt

[单项选择]PILGRIMAGE : ZEALOT ::
A. (A) chef : recipe
B. (B) journey : path
C. (C) sleet : hail
D. (D) genesis : citizen
E. (E) expedition : pioneer

[单项选择]SKEPTICISM:
A. (A) intricacy
B. (B) qualmishness
C. (C) credulity
D. (D) disbelief
E. (E) narcissism

[单项选择]CULPABLE : GUILTY ::
A. (A) marginal : necessary
B. (B) sociable : ambivalent
C. (C) venerable : esteemed
D. (D) factual : suspect
E. (E) reasonable : superlative

[单项选择]PLACATE:
A. (A) to pacify
B. (B) to infuriate
C. (C) to percolate
D. (D) to promulgate
E. (E) to manipulate

When I was preparing for my two-week vacation in southern Africa, I
Line realized that the continent would be like nothing I had ever seen. I wanted to
explore the urban streets as well as the savannah; it’s always been my goal to
have experiences on vacation that most other tourists fail to find. When my plans
(5) were finalized, I left for Africa. The cultural differences were stunning, and made
for plenty of laughter and confusion, but always ended up bringing smiles to our
faces. What’s funny now, though, more than ever, is how ridiculous I must have
seemed to the people of one village when I played with their dog. Apparently, the
role of dogs in America is nothing like it is in the third world.
(10) When I walk the streets of my hometown now, I often find myself staring at

A. (A) a description of cultural differences
B. (B) an overview of animal behavior
C. (C) a history of international tourism
D. (D) evidence to refute a global theory
E. (E) an account of animal cruelty

[单项选择]BRAZEN:
A. (A) insolent
B. (B) prudent
C. (C) uncouth
D. (D) undaunted
E. (E) materialistic

[单项选择]OBLIQUE : INDIRECT ::
A. (A) par : standard
B. (B) inherent : direct
C. (C) resonant : equitable
D. (D) justified : logical
E. (E) circular : animated

[单项选择]As we traveled to college for the first time, the family car was ______ with books, clothing, appliances, and other necessities.
A. (A) keen
B. (B) indigent
C. (C) barren
D. (D) pallid
E. (E) laden

[单项选择]FIRE : WOOD ::
A. (A) motor : boat
B. (B) sunlight : forest
C. (C) oil : water
D. (D) gears : bicycle
E. (E) automobile : gasoline

[单项选择]The problem with activists is that far too often they merely ______ the protection of various ecosystems, instead of taking a lead role in their ______ .
A. (A) circumvent.. stability
B. (B) abridge.. solution
C. (C) diversify .. precedent
D. (D) advocate .. management
E. (E) abhor.. demise

Over the years there have been countless fans of the classic Hanna-Barbera
Line cartoon character Yogi Bear. The cartoon series enjoyed by young and old
alike revolved mostly around the misadventures of this loveable bear and his
sidekick Boo-Boo as they attempted to snag "pic-a-nic" baskets in the made-up
(5) land of Jellystone Park. It’s not often that people think about where the ideas for
these cartoon characters came from, which brings up an interesting point: Do
bears actually search for food left in picnic baskets and unattended campsites
Anyone who has watched an episode of the classic cartoon can see that the bears’
behavior goes far beyond the limits of what is natural. The thing that must be
(10) explored, then, is which of those humorous antics were imagined by the
A. (A) offer a comparison between television programming and real-world events
B. (B) describe the conditions under which a bear will enter human habitats
C. (C) explain the different means by which bears secure nutritious food
D. (D) discuss new evidence concerning the difficulty of controlling bears
E. (E) resolve a controversy surrounding the foraging behavior of bears

[单项选择]UTILITARIAN : QUIXOTIC ::
A. (A) disconcerting : unsettling
B. (B) ephemeral : fleeting
C. (C) malevolent : kind
D. (D) loquacious : talkative
E. (E) obdurate : stubborn

[单项选择]Although the scientist's recommendations may have been ______ , the students had trouble following his ______ presentation and were, therefore, against his proposal.
A. (A) plausible.. organized
B. (B) absurd .. intricate
C. (C) realistic .. convoluted
D. (D) judicious .. dynamic
E. (E) ubiquitous .. empirical

[单项选择]ASSIMILATE:
A. (A) to ascertain
B. (B) to befuddle
C. (C) to suffocate
D. (D) to dissipate
E. (E) to incorporate into

[单项选择]WARY:
A. (A) waning
B. (B) vigilant
C. (C) arbitrary
D. (D) cautious
E. (E) foolhardy

[单项选择]MUFFLED : NOISE ::
A. (A) heightened : awareness
B. (B) pervasive : tone
C. (C) condensed : version
D. (D) subdued : emotion
E. (E) increased : capacity

[单项选择]ENIGMATIC:
A. (A) abstruse
B. (B) puzzling
C. (C) enlightening
D. (D) disconcerting
E. (E) worrisome

[单项选择]FORAGE : HUNGRY ::
A. (A) pillage : content
B. (B) steal : incarcerated
C. (C) celebrate : dejected
D. (D) leap : caustic
E. (E) sleep : exhausted

[单项选择]When practicing with a bow and arrow, it is necessary to be aware of both the ______ and the ______ of one's arrows if one wishes to hit the target.
A. (A) rigor.. tenacity
B. (B) direction .. imminence
C. (C) breadth .. cessation
D. (D) divergence .. expulsion
E. (E) velocity .. trajectory

[单项选择]The ______ of sediment in the river caused concern among environmentalists and industrialists alike; the water levels in the river were being reduced almost daily.
A. (A) accretion
B. (B) disposal
C. (C) catalyst
D. (D) alienation
E. (E) ethnology

[单项选择]ABATE:
A. (A) abdicate
B. (B) augment
C. (C) annihilate
D. (D) lessen
E. (E) contradict