1. Personnel experts say that attractive benefits alone will not always keep ---- executives from changing jobs for better long-range opportunities, ut they think the enticements may deter many
executives from accepting ---- offers from
other companies.
(A) discontented.. preferable
(B) ambitious.. routine
(C) unqualified.. inferior
(D) experienced.. superior
(E) dedicated.. advantageous
2. The concept of timelessness is paradoxical from
the start ,for adult consciousness is ---- by
the awareness of duration.
(A) intrigued
(B) repelled
(C) measured 外語學(xué)習(xí)網(wǎng)
(D) accelerated
(E) permeated
3. Every new theory not only must ---- the valid
predictions of the old theory, but must also
explain why those predictions ---- within the
range of that old theory.
(A) organize.. failed
(B) generate.. faltered
(C) promote.. functioned
(D) refute.. evolved
(E) accommodate.. succeeded
4. Human reaction to the realm of thought is often
as strong as that to sensible presences; our
higher moral life is based on the fact that ----
sensations actually present may have a weaker
influence on our action than do ideas of ----facts.
(A) disturbing.. ordinary
(B) material.. remote
(C) emotional.. impersonal
(D) definitive.. controversial
(E) familiar.. symbolic
5. Although ordinarily skeptical about the purity
of Robinson’s motives, in this instance Jenkins
did not consider Robinson’s generosity to be
---- consideration of personal gain.
(A) lacking in
(B) contrary to
(C) alloyed with
(D) mitigated by
(E) repudiated by
executives from accepting ---- offers from
other companies.
(A) discontented.. preferable
(B) ambitious.. routine
(C) unqualified.. inferior
(D) experienced.. superior
(E) dedicated.. advantageous
2. The concept of timelessness is paradoxical from
the start ,for adult consciousness is ---- by
the awareness of duration.
(A) intrigued
(B) repelled
(C) measured 外語學(xué)習(xí)網(wǎng)
(D) accelerated
(E) permeated
3. Every new theory not only must ---- the valid
predictions of the old theory, but must also
explain why those predictions ---- within the
range of that old theory.
(A) organize.. failed
(B) generate.. faltered
(C) promote.. functioned
(D) refute.. evolved
(E) accommodate.. succeeded
4. Human reaction to the realm of thought is often
as strong as that to sensible presences; our
higher moral life is based on the fact that ----
sensations actually present may have a weaker
influence on our action than do ideas of ----facts.
(A) disturbing.. ordinary
(B) material.. remote
(C) emotional.. impersonal
(D) definitive.. controversial
(E) familiar.. symbolic
5. Although ordinarily skeptical about the purity
of Robinson’s motives, in this instance Jenkins
did not consider Robinson’s generosity to be
---- consideration of personal gain.
(A) lacking in
(B) contrary to
(C) alloyed with
(D) mitigated by
(E) repudiated by