首考2020年1月10日GRE考試機經真題解析

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A.smallpoxis a highly communicable disease among people who are not immune to itB.smallpox vaccine is not now widely available in the United

首考2020年1月10日GRE考試機經真題解析

一、數學部分

數學1

2018/4/9

一個人有5件襯衫,4條褲子,3雙鞋子,其中有一件襯衫和有一條褲子不能一起搭配,問一共有多少種搭配法

數學2

2018/4/9

R=23×511×714,M=32×514×711,問R-M的個位數是多少

數學3

2018/4/9

p和n是less than 30的正整數,p為質數,n為非質奇數,n+p不可能是?

A.48

B.50

C.52

D.56

E.44

數學4

2018/4/9

有一個人去吃飯,從4道前菜裡面選2道,從5道主菜裡面選4道,問一共有多少種選法

數學5

2018/4/9

X+Y=9,問XY的最大值是多少

數學6

2018/4/9

At a certain company,employees who earn$20.00 per hour will be given an increase of$1.00 per hour.For each of the other employees,either the employee will be given an increase of$1.00 per hour or the employee will be given a percent increase equal to the percent increase that will be given to the employees who earn$20.00 per hour,whichever results in a larger increase for that employee.

Which of the following statements are true?Indicate all such statements.

A.An employee who earns less than$20.00 per hour will be given a percent increase that is greater than the percent increase that will be given to the employees who earn$20.00 per hour.

B.An employee who earns$22.00 per hour will be given an increase of$1.10 per hour.

C.An employee who earns$24.00 per hour will earn$25.20 per hour after the increase.

數學7

2018/4/9

在房頂上打洞,邊長1foot的square,有一個圓形遮蓋物要完全遮蓋這個square,問這個圓形遮蓋物的直徑最小是多少inch?(12inch=1foot)

數學8

2018/4/9

3個大於6的不同質數相乘的最小乘積和750比較大小

數學9

2018/4/9

比較111/1111和1111/11111的大小

數學10

2018/4/9

4個藍球6個紅球,從裡面隨機依次抽兩個球,問抽到兩個球顏色不一樣的機率是多少

數學11

2018/4/9

有一個數列是連續的19個偶數,-14是其中最小的偶數,問這個數列的中位數是多少

數學12

2018/4/9

兩組數據比中位數大小

A:18個數字,平均數12,標準差16

B:22個數字,平均數12,標準差18

首考2020年1月10日GRE考試機經真題解析

二、填空部分

填空2-1

2018/4/9

Among the Meakambut people of Papua New Guinea,legends are associated with specific caves in the Sepik region,and these legends are _____:only the cave owner can share its secrets.

A.impenetrable

B.immutable

C.proprietary

D.didactic

E.self-perpetuating

填空26-2

2018/4/9

Some novelists immodestly idealized and exaggerated the significance of their work,but others,_____ to exalt the role of the writer,question a transcendent view of the art.

A.averring

B.declining

C.seeking

D.feigning

E.avowing

填空36-1

2018/4/9

Investors are grateful that the attorney general has stepped in to pursue inquiries into misfeasance in the financial markets,given that the regulators officially charged with policing the industry have been _____.

A.diffident

B.meticulous

C.straightforward

D.implacable

E.tenacious

填空86-2

2018/4/9

Even though the authors repeatedly _____ their own shrewdness,they show a remarkable credulousness toward far-fetched ideas such as carbon-eating trees and cloud-making machinery.

A.soft-pedal

B.extol

C.deprecate

D.broaden

E.compromise

填空17-2

2018/4/9

The modest but functional new wing finally gives the museum the _____ to serve its visitors properly,including multiple entrances to eliminate the lines that used to snake around the building.

A.visibility

B.wherewithal

C.reputation

D.solemnity

E.panache

填空34-6

2018/4/9

Despite the occasional(i)_____ of their venues,the culture of corporate conferences is a deeply(ii)_____ conference,each day consisted of nearly nine hours of continuous lectures and panels enlivened by pleasantries or anything that could be construed as a joke.The only(iii)_____ sensory deprivation of the sessions came from the handsome color slides favored by the corporate presenters.

A.seclusion

D.sycophantic

G.allusion to

B.opulence

E.ascetic

H.ramification of

C.enormity

F.mercenary

I.respite from

填空18-7

2018/4/9

Science is arguably a very high-minded pursuit,but that is not to say that all of its practitioners are _____,as numerous articles alleging overly generous pharmaceutical industry payments to medical researchers have tried to show.

A.conventional

B.clever

C.unimpeachable

D.ingenious

E.blameless

F.predictable

填空104-6

2018/4/9

With the grand ambition of sending unbreakable coded messages,some physicists are using exotic tools—quantum mechanics and streams of individual photons—to shut out(i)_____.But a wire and a few resistors may(ii)_____ a message as securely,according to a physicist who claims to have devised a simple and uncrackable scheme.The idea shows that more(iii)_____ methods might compete with budding quantum cryptography.

A.inaccurate transmissions

D.convey

G.mundane

B.pernicious influences

E.decode

H.complex

C.prying eyes

F.intercept

I.celebrated

填空96-3

2018/4/9

In a sharp blow to his reputation as(i)_____ leader,the evidence that the mayor has recently been involved in malfeasance seems to be(ii)_____.

A.a partisan

D.fabricated

B.an unsuccessful

E.sound

C.an exemplary

F.dubious

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三、閱讀部分

閱讀-正文

Passage 28

2018/4/9

Early life insurers in the United States found themselves facing the problem of obtaining reliable information,as they needed to rely on applicants themselves to provide truthful,complete answers to a standard set of questions.In an attempt to personalize the relationship between insurers and their individual applicants,firms selected highly respected local citizens to act as their agents.These agents were expected to evaluate the appearance of candidates,unearth evidence of unhealthy family histories or questionable habits,and attest to the respectability of the people writing testimonial letters on an applicant's behalf.In short,the initial purpose of the agency system was not to actively solicit customers,but,rather,to recreate the glass-bowl mentality associated with small towns or city neighborhoods.

閱讀-選項

passage 28

2018/4/9

1.

The primary purpose of the passage is to

A.explain the original function of life insurance agents

B.evaluate the effectiveness of early life insurance agents

C.describe how life insurance was first introduced

D.illustrate how the life insurance agency system changed over time

E.compare the strategies used by life insurance in cities and in small towns

2.

The author suggests which of the following about「city neighborhoods」?

A.They were places where family histories were difficult to establish.

B.They were places where unhealthy behaviors had been successfully addressed.

C.They were locations that were well suited for recruiting insurance agents.

D.They offered a high degree of transparency about a resident's personal history and character.

E.They offered potentially fruitful markets for the life insurance industry.

閱讀-正文

Passage 68

2018/4/9

Historically,more cold-adapted antelope species originating in Eurasia have migrated into Africa,where the climate is generally warmer,than have warm-adapted African species into Eurasia.A likely explanation for this involves the fact that intercontinental migrations require both a land bridge connecting the two continents and the suitable habitat both on and across that land bridge.During periods of climatic cooling,such as the various ice ages,the land bridge is open for a long time(because sea level remains low)and is usable by cold-adapt species because cool habitats then extend across it.Thus during cooling most migrants would be expected to travel toward Africa,which is near the equator,since this is the direction dictated by habitat changes on a cooling Earth.In contrast,when the Earth is warm,the land bridge is reduced or gone because sea level is relatively high then.Only during the short lag between onset of global temperature change and sea level response can warm-adapted species migrate from the equator toward higher latitudes.

閱讀-選項

passage 68

2018/4/9

1.

According to the passage,which of the following is true of an Eurasia-Africa land bridge during ice ages?

A.It offers suitable habitats for cold-adapted species of antelope.

B.It encourages migration from Africa to Eurasia of cold-adapted species of antelope.

C.It allows the survival of warm-adapted species of antelope that might otherwise home extinct.

D.It is more likely to exist early in an ice age than later in an ice age.

E.The habitats it offers change more quickly than do those offered by land bridges during other periods.

2.

The author of the passage implies that during the「short lag」,a land bridge between Africa and Eurasia would

A.be inhabited primarily by species of antelope originating in Eurasia

B.be characterized by areas of widely varying elevation above sea level

C.be inhabited by a wide diversity of antelope species

D.contain habitats that could sustain warm-adapt antelope species

E.contain habitats similar to habitats at much higher latitudes in Eurasia

3.

According to the passage,which of the following best accounts for the apparent bias in antelope-migration direction?

A.Warm-adapted antelope species are rarely able to tolerate cool habitats,whereas cold-adapted antelope species usually can tolerate warm habitats.

B.During global warming periods,land bridges,when present,lack habitats suitable for sustaining warm-adapted antelope species.

C.Under most climatic conditions,Africa offers a larger number of suitable antelope habitats than does Eurasia.

D.Many more species of antelope have originated in Eurasia than have originated in Africa.

E.Land bridges are more likely to exist when climate change favors migration to warmer climates than when climate changes favors migration to cooler climates.

閱讀-正文

Passage 141

2018/4/9

As of late 1980s,neither theorists nor large-scale computer climate models could accurately predict whether cloud systems would help or hurt a warming globe.Some studies suggested that a four percent increase in stratocumulus clouds over the ocean could compensate for a doubling in atmospheric carbon dioxide,preventing a potentially disastrous planet-wide temperature increase.On the other hand,an increase in cirrus clouds could increase global warming.

That clouds represented the weakest element in climate models was illustrated by a study of fourteen such models.Comparing climate forecasts for a world with double the current amount of carbon dioxide,researchers found that the models agreed quite well if clouds were not included.But when clouds were incorporated,a wide range of forecasts was produced.With such discrepancies plaguing the models,scientists could not easily predict how quickly the world’s climate would change,nor could they tell which regions would face dustier droughts or deadlier monsoons.

閱讀-選項

passage 141

2018/4/9

1.

The author of the passage is primarily concerned with

A.confirming a theory

B.supporting a statement

C.presenting new information

D.predicting future discoveries

E.comparing points of view

2.

It can be inferred that one reason the fourteen models described in the passage failed to agree was that

A.they failed to incorporate the most up-to-date information about the effect of clouds on climate

B.they were based on faulty information about factors other than clouds that affect climate

C.they were based on different assumptions about the overall effects of clouds on climate

D.their originators disagreed about the kinds of forecasts the models should provide

E.their originators disagreed about the factors other than clouds that should be included in the models

3.

The information in the passage suggests that scientists would have to answer which of the following questions in order to predict the effect of clouds on the warming of the globe?

A.What kinds of cloud systems will form over the Earth?

B.How can cloud systems be encouraged to form over the ocean?

C.What are the causes of the projected planetwide temperature increase?

D.What proportion of cloud systems are currently composed of cirrus clouds?

閱讀-正文

Passage 174

2018/4/9

Before 1970,children in the United States were commonly vaccinated against smallpox.In the early 1970s,large-scale vaccinations of children against smallpox were discontinued because smallpox had virtually disappeared from the world.Recently,some scientists have cautioned that the Unite States could be exposed to smallpox again.Contrary to what many people believe,this exposure would probably find all age-groups within the United States population at comparable levels of risk of contracting smallpox,since _____.

閱讀-選項

passage 174

2018/4/9

Which of the following most logically completes the passage?

A.smallpox is a highly communicable disease among people who are not immune to it

B.smallpox vaccine is not now widely available in the United States

C.the population of the United States has been growing more slowly since 1970 than it was before then

D.smallpox vaccinations lose their efficacy after about 20 years

E.people in the United States travel more than they did in 1970,thereby increasing the chances that an epidemic could spread

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四、寫作部分


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