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Directions:
each
question
in
this
section,
select
the best
answer
from
among
the
choices
given and fill in the corresponding
on
circle
the
answer
sheet.
Each sentence
below has one or two blanks, each blank
indicating
that something has been omitted.
Beneath
the sentence
are
five words or sets of
words
labeledA
through
E.
Choose the word
or set of
words
that, when
in
fact, it was
so dull
that some
even nodded off
(A) illumimating
(D)
disjomted
inserted
in
the sentence,
eat
Tits
the
moaneng
of the
sentence
as
a whole
Example:
Hoping to
------ the dispute,
negotiators
proposed
a compromise
that they
felt would
be
-—----- to both
labor and management.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
enforce. . useful
end.
divisive
overcome
unattractive
extend
. . satisfactory
resol
(E)
ve . . accep
table
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1. Momentum gathered
for
a new
property
tax,
but
the
-----— from
home owners
so great that this
was
proposal
had
to be
anticipation
(A)
. endorsed
(B)
publicity
revealed
(C)
penalty
. abridged
(D)
opposition
. abandoned
(E)
backlash
included
Most
2.
of
the
students found
the lecturer’s speech
---—--,
(B) cryptic
(C)
tedious
(&)
unsettling
. The attempts
of
epidemiologists
to
------ the
infectious
ulumately
disease
proved'futile:
as soon
as
they
to
managed
------ 1t m one
community,
it would
somewhere
emerge
else
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
contain.
. check
. extend
control
eradicate
unleash
cure
defend
monitor
replicate
. The-accused
affected
a ------ air
during
the interview;
he made no vehement
protestation of
mnocence,
just
a -------denial
of
guilt.
(A) subdued
. scathing
bombastic
(B)
remorseful
(C) pugnacious . terse
quizzical
(D)
loquacious
nonchalant
(E)
. perfunctory
. The award-winning
novel
is such ------- tale
that
its
intricacy
very
has a daunting
effect on readers.
aconvoluted
(A)
anenthralling
(D)
aculpable
(B)
asuccinct
(C)
felicitous
a
(B)
Each sentence below has one or two blanks, each blank
indicating that something has been omitted. Beneath
the sentence are five words or sets of words labeled A
through E. Choose the word or set of words that, when
inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the
sentence as a whole.
Example:
Hoping to ------- the dispute, negotiators proposed _
a compromise that they felt would be ------- to both
labor and management.
The kiwi bird’s wings are -------: that is, they are
rudiments of wings and serve no function.
(A)
ostentatious
(D) invasive
(B) vestigial
(BE) kinetic
(C) prodigious
Because all members of this organization are
idealists, they ------- any assertion that political
enterprises should be purely -------.
(A)
ignore. . universal
(B)
(C)
(D)
criticize . . visionary
condemn. . benevolent
denounce . . pragmatic
(B) end. . divisive
(E)
condone .. indulgent
(C) overcome . . unattractive
(D) extend . . satisfactory
The critic noted that the ------- tone that characterizes
(A) enforce . . useful
(E) resolve . . acceptable
AQDOO®@
1. Women in the United States gained ------- long after
Black American men did, but Black citizens had
greater difficulty exercising their new voting rights.
(A) restitution
(D) initiatives
(B) suffrage
(E) levies
(C) solace
statistical data about the size, growth, and distribution
of human populations.
(D) qualitative
(B) demographic
. Electing not to stay in subordinate positions in large
firms, some attorneys ------- , seeking more ------- and
independence elsewhere.
4
(D)
(E)
resign .. autonomy
recant .. conformity
(B) somber
(D) conciliatory
(C) stoic
(E) strident
Peter was ------- without being ------- : he held fast to
his beliefs but avoided arguing about them with others.
(B)
haphazard . . quarrelsome
(C)
(D)
sentimental . . litigious
resolute . . polemical
(E)
steadfast . . acquiescent
(C) conjectural
(E) anecdotal
(A) compromise . . servility
(B) persevere . . competence
(C) “acquiesce . . banality
(A) benign
(A) decisive . . philanthropic
. Marketing firms rely heavily on ------- information:
(A) classified
much of the writer’s work stands in stark contrast to
his gentle disposition.
. African American poet Lucille Clifton writes in a
‘ notably ------- style, achieving great impact in a
. few unadorned words.
(A) incantatory
(D) unstinting
(B) economical
(E) evenhanded
(C) disaffected
Each sentence below has one or two blanks, each blank
—
indicating that something has been omitted. Beneath
the sentence are five words or sets of words labeled A
through E. Choose the word or set of words that, when
inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the
sentence as a whole.
Example:
3. Gwendolyn Brooks was ------- writer: she wrote
more than twenty books of poetry as well as numerous
essays and reviews.
(A). aneloquent
(C) aprolific
(B) an idiosyncratic
(D) areluctant
'
(E) a subversive
His book on the history of science is admittedly
Hoping to ------- the dispute, negotiators proposed
a compromise that they felt would be ------- to both
labor and management.
conventional, perhaps even ------- ; nevertheless,
(A) enforce . . useful
(B) end . . divisive
(C) overcome. . unattractive
(A)
(B)
anachronistic . . a superficial
inscrutable . . an exhaustive
(C)
(D)
(E)
vacuous . . a contentious
audacious. . a limited
pedestrian . . an edifying
(D) extend. . satisfactory
®OOOO®@
(E) resolve . . acceptable
it is ------- work that covers a formidable amount
of ground.
Li
1. That Carl Stokes, former mayor of Cleveland, was
truly ----- -- is evident from the significant impact
he had in many different arenas.
(A) humble
(D) reflective
(B) casual
(C) influential
(E) aloof
. Though the work of celebrated artist Eugene Delacroix
------- accolades from both art critics and the public,
he remains -------, someone shrouded in mystery.
(A)
(B)
(C)
distributed . . a paradox
garnered . . an enigma
excluded. . a revelation
(D) received . . a dilemma
(E)
assumed .. an apparition
The executive was faulted for acting ------- , for
implementing sweeping changes without fully
considering what the consequences might be.
(A) incompatibly
(B) remorsefully
(C).disingenuously
(D) precipitately
(E) belligerently
By ------- many aspects of natural river ecosystems,
. some dams cause serious harm, producing ------
Each sentence below has one or two blanks, each blank
indicating that something has been omitted, Beneath
the sentence are five words or sets of words labeled A
effects on water, land, wildlife, and even the
atmosphere.
through E. Choose the word or set of words that, when
inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the
(A) improving . . pernicious
(B) disrupting . . nominal
(C) inhibiting . . negligible
(D) altering . . deleterious
sentence as a whole.
Example:
Hoping to ------- the dispute, negotiators proposed
compromise that they felt would be ------- to both
a labor and management.
(A) enforce . . useful
(B) end. . divisive
(C) overcome . . unattractive
(D) extend . . satisfactory
(E) resolve . . acceptable
AQOOoO®
1. In 2008, Muslims in the United States were the
religious group most evenly ------- the political
spectrum: 29 percent liberal, 38 percent moderate,
25 percent conservative.
(A) distributed across
(C) concerned about
(B) predicted by
(D) opposed to
(E) disconnected from
2. As one of history’s most visible proponents of -------,
this activist lectured internationally on the evils of
alcohol consumption,
(A) debauchery
(B) suffrage
(C) democracy
(D) temperance
(E) individualism
(E) obliterating . . salutary
The company was so ------- . So unwilling to change,
. that it lost any ability to compete in a ------- market.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
flighty .. perilous
tractable .. global
innovative . . fluctuating
intransigent . . volatile
unmanageable . . regulated
Although it is natural to take umbrage at ------. remarks, Latoya always went to great pains to act
as though she was not ------- when people harshly
criticized her.
(A), acerbic . . affronted
(B) barbed. . unaffected
(C) discreet
. . flustered
(D) droll .. intimidated
(E) churlish . mollified
Each sentence below has one or two blanks, each blank
indicating that something has been omutted. Beneath
the sentence are five words or sets of words labeled A
through E. Choose the word or set of words that, when
inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the
$0 ----=- Its modest achievement
that even the author
wondered whether the response was truly deserved.
(A) indifference — inconsistent with
(B) recnmination
(D) incredulity
indicative
of
(E) acclamation
disproportionate
to
Example:
would be ----—- to both
that they felt compromise a
t.
labor and managemen
(A) enforce
useful
(B) end = divisive
(C) overcome . unattractive
(D) extend _ satisfactory
({E) resolve. acceptable
®©O®QOoOoe
John Hope Frankhn's From Slavery to Freedom
1 WAS o-see%* book because it permanently altered how
United States history was studied,
(A) anmfluental
(B) a comfortable
(C) aplodding
(D) a confusing
(E) an outrageous
Students already confused by difficult college
admission procedures will be further ------- by the
university's complex new online process.
(A) cheered (B) frustrated
(D) fascinated (E) soothed
(C) encouraged
Cherokee women traditionally exercised ------
authonty they managed agriculture, determined clan
membership, and wielded considerable economic
power
(A) extensive (B) temporary
(D) passive
(E) unjust
(C) limited
commensurate with
(C) exahation — essential to
sentence
as a whole
Hoping to ------- the dispute, negotiators
proposed
4. The ------- that met the novella upon publication was
The participants in the study considered themselves
soeeeee , but in yielding to the wishes of the group, they
were assuming - ----- values.
(A) autonomous
collective
(B) expedient
egotistical
(C) cooperanve | communal
(D) munificent . narcissistic
(E) egalitarian = reciprocal
Basset hounds tend to be ------- breed of dog. most
are not easily aroused into action.
(A) aperspicacious
(C) anestimable
(E) a resolute
(B) a phlegmatic
(D) an overbearing
------true of a that was career lle’s Somervi
Mary . she wrote on astronomy, mathematics, physics, and
geography, among other subjects.
(A) philisune
(B) amateur
(C) charlatan
(D) polymath
(E) ideologue
Eager to appear sophisticated and learned, Vincent
cultivated a persona that was both ------- and ------
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
benevolent
pedantic
morose
gregarious
cosmopolitan
cavalier
urbane
erudite
mordant
unequivocal
Each
sentence
below
has
one
or
two
blanks,
each
blank
indicating
that
something
has
been
omitted
Beneath
the
sentence
are
five
words
or
sets
of
words
labeled
A
through
E Choose
the
word
or
set
of
words
that,
when
inserted
in the
sentence,
best
fits
the
meaning
of
the
sentence
as
a whole
nothing
empty flattery
but
(A)
appreciative
of
(D)
suspiciousof
Example:
Hoping
to ------ the
dispute,
negotiators
proposed
a compromise
that
they
felt
would
be
------ to both
labor
management
and
(A)
enforce
useful
{B) end = divisive
(C) overcome . unattractrve
(D) extend. satisfactory
(E)
resolve
acceptable
A®OOOS
1. Because the
perfumer
possessed
an
unusually
sensitive
nose,
he
had
the
ability
to
------ subtle
vanations
in
even
the
most
complex
odors
(A)
foretell
(D)
avoid
(B)
contain
(E)
detect
(C)
endure
2. The
official’s
record
was both ------and ------
: he
missed
many
important
votes
and
never
led
any
legislative
initiatives.
(A)
scant
undistinguished
(B)
identical
ambitious.
(C)
umique
short-lived.
(D) lacking . accomplished
(E)
reasonable
— timid
3. Irene
is -- -- compliments,
feeling
that
they
are
ofte:
(B)
proudof
(C)
hungry
(E)
vulnerable to
4. When elected director general
Health
of
the
World
Organization,
Dr. Margaret Chan
work
promised
to
waeeree
to be unflagging
in her efforts
to produce
, results.
(A)
vainglonously
(C)
indefatugably
(B)
complacently
(E)
circumspectly
(D)
meffectually
5. Some deep sea
creatures discovered by
marine
biologists
to ------ seem
the
imagination,
so
great
1s
the
these creatures and
the more
------ between
farmliar
marine organisms found in shallower waters.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
baffle
enmity
defy
dispanty
electnfy
.. collusion
elucidate.
discrepancy
exhaust
duplicity
Each
sentence below
has
one
or
two
blanks,
each
blank
indicating
that
something
has
been
ormtted
Beneath
the
five words
or sets of
words labeled
A
sentence
are
through
E,
Choose
the
word
or
set
of
words
that,
when
{A)
smugness
sentence
as
a whole
While
many
educators
have
hailed
the
new
documentary
a ----- about
climate
change
as
for
teachers
their students
on
interested
in engaging
the
issue,
such
enthusiasm
is far
from
------
Example:
Hoping
to
----- the
dispute,
negotiators
proposed
a compromise
that
they
felt
would
be
------ to both
labor
and
management.
{A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
enforce
useful
— end
divisive
overcome
unattractive
extend
satisfactory
(E)
resolve
acceptable
OH@OOO*e®
1. Dave
Anderson,
founder
of
a national
restaurant
chain,
promotes
~-, encouraging
others to start their own
----
(A)
marketability
(C)
appropriation
(B)
philanthropy
(D)
entreprencurship
(E)
connoisseurship
2. The English
monarch
Ehzabeth
I may
have
wanted
the
miniature
portraits of herself and her
mother
disgraced
kept
secret,
since
they
were
------ her
nng.
(A)
(B)
concealed
within
carved
upon
(C)
(D)
displayed
beside
sheltered
from
(E)
different
from
3.
Aware
that
his party's ------was a
direct result
image
of
its
distasteful
policies,
the
candidate
espoused
a
kinder,
more
-------,
political
platform.
(A)
affable
malicious
(B)
miserly
acnmonious
(C)
benevolent
harsh
(D)
amiable.
pragmatic
(E)
humane
altruistic
-
(B) cunning
(D)
chagnn
inserted
the sentence, best fits the
meaning
of
the
in
4,
Edgar's ------- at having
the simple
bungled
assignment
was
from his
lips and
eyes
clear
trembling
averted
(A)
windfall
(EB)
stealth
(C)
satisfaction
unclear
(B)
hindrance
| unanimous
(C)
harbinger
uninformed
(D)
boon
universal
(E)
prerequisite
unsubstantiated
Fermat's
last theorem has
been called the
most
----
problem
in all
mathematics
for
over
350
years,
the
conjecture
------ mathematicians,
unul
it was
finally
proven
in
1995
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
intricate
marginalized
arduous
| assuaged
facile
. beleaguered
banal
beguiled
vexing
stymied
. The lifestyle
of modern-dance
pioneer
Isadora
Duncan
it was marked
was
considered
-------,
since
by unconventional behavior
and attitudes
(A)
equestrian
(B)
abstermous
(D)
perfunctory
(E) bohemian
(C)
innocuous
8. The normally
was uncharacteristically
------ Mr
Bell
«-e-eee
the film
in discussing
in an
interview
last
week.
(A)
buoyant
(B)
voluble
upbeat
cryptic
(C)
ebullient
effusive
(D) inscrutable
guarded
(E)
garrulous
loquacious
Directions:
For each
question
in
this
section,
select
the
best
answer
from
among
the choices
given
and
fill
in the
corresponding
circle on the answer sheet.
sentence
Each
below
has
one
or two
blanks each
blank
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ot
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Be
ees re aU
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lover bond
we the
reeal
-- lnipor
--, for tent
example,
Chinese
alchemists
ie
nina been cae es Coe
ee oe
ce
a
accidentally discovered
gunpowder while
ree
trying
to
create
------ that
would
make
their
E,
through
Choose the
word
or set
of
words
that,
when
emperor
immortal.
Kzample:
to -- --Hoping
the
dispute,
negotiators
proposed
expedience
a toxin
(C)
(D)
happenstance
a bane
inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of
the
sentence
as a whole.
:
a compromise
that
they
felt
would
be
© — to both
labor
and
management
(A)
enforce
(B)
end
useful
divisive
(C)
overcome
_ unattractive
(D)
extend
(E)
resolve
satisfactory
acceptable
AOOO®
per
perseverance
(A}
abalm
serendipity
(B)
an elixir
1. Dana’s
colleagues
complained
that
she
was
both
------ and
-- -- she
spoke
condescendingly
and
talked
about
herself
too
much
sympathetic
(A)
disagreeable
(E) enthusiastic
boastful
(D)
diminution
(BE)
dearth
performance
than
with
the
book
being
reviewed
(A)
narcissist
success
(B)
pragmatist
scope
(C)
egoist
condemnation
(D)
misanthrope
(E)
adversary
inadequacy
consistency
5.
That
bison
congregate
in
large
herds
suggests
that
they
-----are
animals,
yet individually
they appear -—- - -,
(B)
taciturn
overbearing
instigation
(B)
4 Anotonous
-----, the
eritic
struck
readers
as
being
more
concerned
with
the
------ of
his
own
literary
(A)
fastidious
2. The ------- of new orders meant that enough work had
to
arrived
keep
everyone
at the
plant
working
overtime
influx
(A)
a potion
seemingly
indifferent to their circumstances
(B) proud
attentive
tumd
(C)
= dejected
patronizing
(D)
(E)
fortitude
abeyance
(C)
tractable
impassive
(C)
ubiquitous
finicky
(D) gregarious _ stolid
(E) companionable — skittish
Each sentence below has one or two blanks, each blank
indicating that something
has been omitted. Beneath
words
the sentence are five words
or sets of
labeled A
through
E. Choose the word
or set of words
that, when
inserted
in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the
religious
complex
symbolism,
its
function
was
generally more ------- than -------.
decorative
(A)
. . devotional
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
sentence
as
a whole.
Example:
Hoping to
------ the
dispute,
negotiators
proposed
a compromise that they
felt
would
be ------- to both
labor and management.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
enforce . . useful
end
. . divisive
overcome
unattractive
. . extend
. . satisfactory
resolve
(E)
.
. acceptable
@Aa@QOO®oO®e
1. According to
his
supervisor,
Kenji
was an inveterate
-------; he habitually put off doing his work until
the
last minute.
iconoclast
(A)
connoisseur
(B)
procrastinator
(C)
(E)
misanthrope
(D)
protégé
. Although
pre-Columbian
jewelry
often
incorporated
ritualistic
.. utilitarian
. theological
aesthetic
. . practical
pragmatic
.. conspicuous
cosmetic
. Mayor
Hardy
remains
------- in
her -------,
refusing
to
an
adopt
expedient
silence
on controversial
issues
of
social
importance,
circumspect
(A)
. fervor
neutral
. . (B)
ambition
vocal
(C)
equanimity
firm
(D)
..
outspokenness
confident
. . capriciousness
(E).
. Unlike
her predecessor's
rambling
prose,
Susan
Hubell's reports
were
both
-------
and comprehensive.
(A) interminable
intractable
(C)
(E)
succinct’
(B) complete
banal
(D)
. The
sentimentality
of
Tom's
screenplay
was
so
that
extreme
it bordered
on
-------,
(A) rectitude
opulence
(B)
munificence
(C)
mawkishness
(D)
serendipity
(E)
hh
sentence below has one or two
blanks, cach blank
pating that something
has been omitted. Beneath
doctor.
entence
words labeled A
are
five
words
or
sets
of
ugh E. Choose the word or set of words that, when
ed in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the
(A) enticed
(B) recompensed
enervated
(C)
(D)
(E)
alienated
rejuvenated
lence as a whole.
Hoping
to ------- the dispute, negotiators proposed
that
eeromise
they felt would
be ------to both
bor
and management.
enforce
. . useful
(B)
end
. . divisive
+
)
overcome
. . unattractive
1D) extend
. . satisfactory
(BE) resolve
. . acceptable
could
Sally
not
------ the
family
trip
to Colorado,
“but
her
older brother Brad
was able to
------ many
_ Of
its
details.
describe
(A)
. . overlook
5. As
head
of
the
National
Education
Association
in
1965-66,
Elizabeth
Duncan
Koontz
advocated
higher
salaries
for
teachers
because
she
believed
that
the
more
------ teaching
is,
the
greater
its
attraction
for
highly
qualified
people.
(A) precarious
(D) lucrative
(B) forceful
(C) controversial
(E) productive
6. Although
in public
life
Simone
de
Beauvoir's feminist
stance
was
uncompromising,
her
persona!
life revealed
a greater degree of
ideological
-------.
(A) reciprocity
(B) flexibility
(D) coherence
(EF)
analysis
avoid.
{B)
. dismiss
7. Noting
a ------ of
robins
around
his
home,
the
an
overall ------- in this species’
population.
(C)
forget... memorize
{(D)
prevent
. . recognize
(E)
remember
. , recall
_ The theory is ------- so much ------ evidence
that
it is
“now
accepted
by
the
great
majority
of
scientists.
(A)
inconsistent
with
. . valid
(A) dearth
.
. diminution
spate
(B)
.
. disruption
jumble
(C)
.
. stability
plethora
(D)
.
. erosion
scattering
(E)
.
. uniformity
8. The
critic
wrote
that
Hoffman's
novel
was
------ , so
abominable,
in fact,
that
slamming
it shut
was
the
only
it provided.
pleasure
unrelated to
. . known
{D)
dependent
on
. . contradictory
4E) upheld
by
. . irrelevant
(A)
prescient
Yot wishing to incur
the disapproval
of her teachers,
who were
generally
------. Helen
was
------- attempting
(B)
labyrinthine
metaphysical
(D)
fadical
new
artistic styles in
her paintings.
A traditional . . delighted about
-) progressive. . opposed to
> a.
. criticized for
. Secretive
about
conviction
(C)
bird-watcher
wondered
whether
this reflected
Far
4.
from exhausting him, the more arduous work
seems
the
schedule
to have ------convalescent
(C)
execrable
audacious
(E)
Each
sentence below has one or two blanks,
each blank
indicating that
something has
been omitted. Beneath
the sentence are five words or sets
of
words
labeled A
through E.
Choose
the word
or
set
of
words
that,
when
distinguish
(A)
. . irreconcilable
fits
the
meaning
inserted in the sentence, best
of the
sentence as
a whole.
Example:
Hoping to
------ the
dispute,
negotiators
proposed
a compromise
that
they
felt
would
be
to
both
labor and management.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
enforce . . useful
end
. . divisive
overcome
. . unattractive
extend
. . satisfactory
resolve
(E)
. . acceptable
A®GQOO®
1. Tania
excels
at
dancing
the
merengue,
having
the
steps
during
her
childhood
years
in the
~-----Dominican
Republic.
diverted
(A)
(D) confused
mastered
(B)
(E)
promised
ignored
(C)
The
2.
artist,
often
so
------ as
to
seem
unapproachable,
tended to
be
more
relaxed
and easygoing
when
among
friends.
(A) generous
(D) reserved
(B) creative
(C) sympathetic
(E) reasonable
3.
For centuries, Mars
has
been
called
the
“Red Planet,”
Mars
but the designation
is
, because
is not
precisely red.
atechnicality
(A)
(C) anepigram
(E)
a platitude
a misnomer
(B)
an
(D)
understatement
4,
In his
essay,
writer
Rudolfo
Anaya strives
to ------
sometimes
his
incongruous
Mexican
and
American
identities
by
combining
to
worldviews
create
unique
vision,
one
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
. . simultaneous
assimilate
synthesize
.. divergent
. . redundant
mitigate
reinforce
. . equivalent
5. The mayor's
reelection
by
an
overwhelming
was
majority
not
so much
an
endorsement
of
------ as
it his administration's
was a
of his
opponent's
extreme views.
programs
(A)
..
vindication
adversities
.. denunciation
(B)
methods
(C)
. . dissemination
(D) policies
. . repudiation
indifference
(E)
. . ratification
Wertmiiller’s
Lina
film
Love
and
Anarchy
1s a
its
utle,
contemplating
the
two
concepts
without
taking
a position
on
them.
demolition
(A)
of
critique
(B)
of
(C)
commemoration
of
(E)
diatribe
against
meditation
(D)
on
. City leaders
practiced
------ out
of
respect
for
------taxpayers,
the number of
new
public
projects.
forbearance
(A)
.
, augmenting
mendacity
(B)
. . circumventing
austerity
(C)
. curtailing
profligacy
(D)
. . truncating
reticence
(E)
. . extolling
call
To
Carlos ------ would
be
to
mistake
his
natural
and
self-confidence
youthful
high
spirits
for
willful
defiance.
(A) superfluous
(B)
voracious
obstreperous
(C)
(D)
duplicitous
(EB)
incredulous
Page 1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
D
C
A
E
A
Page 2
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
B
B
D
B
D
E
D
B
Page 3
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C
B
C
E
D*
Page 4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
A
D
D
D
A
Page 5
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
A
B
A
E
A
E
D*
D
Page 6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
E
A
D
C*
B
Page 7
1.
2.
3.
4.
D
A
C
D
5.
6.
7.
8.
D
E
E
B*
Page 8
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
D
A
B
A
D
Page 9
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
C
A
D
E
D
Page 10
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
E
B
A
E
D
B
A
C
Page 11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
B
D
B
C
D
D
C
C*
* = More difficult than what you’re likely to see on the Digital SAT.