英语专业考研词汇练习四.docx
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英语专业考研词汇练习四
英语专业考研词汇练习四
awesome
151.Ofallthewondersoftheuniverseperhapsthemostawesomeisthecreationoflifeitself.
(A)imaginative(B)touching(C)amazing(D)fundamental
bachelor
152.InearlyNewEngland,bachelorswererequiredtolivewithfamilies.
(A)schoolteachers(B)collegestudents
(C)unmarriedmen(D)ministers
backbone
153.Thecommoncharacteristicoffish,amphibians,reptiles,
birds,andmammalsinthatallhavebackbones.(东华大学)
(A)lungs(B)spines(C)claws(D)fur
backlog
154.Somecriminalcourtshaveovercrowdedschedulesandabacklogofcases.
(A)afile(B)aset(C)anaccumulation(D)anarrangement
baffling
155.Onetypeofdetectivestoryfeaturesabrilliantamateurwho,byperceptivelyanalyzingmotivesandclues,solvescrimesthatarebafflingtothepolice.
(A)revealedby(B)predictedby
(C)alarmingto(D)perplexingto
balance
156.Lifedependsonthebalancebetweentheheatreceivedfromthesunandtheheatlosttocoolersurroundings.(东北师大)
(A)relationship(B)contrast(C)exchange(D)equilibrium
balmy
157.Florida,thesouthernmoststateoftheeasternUnitedStates,hasabalmyclimateandextraordinarybeachesthatmakeitaplaygroundforvacationers.(人大)
(A)mild(B)changeable(C)humid(D)dry
band
158.Incertaintypesofquartz,bandsofcolorformanirregularpattern.
(A)shades(B)grains(C)drops(D)stripes
banish
159.Thekingbanishedtheyoungprince.
(A)disapprovedof(B)exiled(C)silenced(D)restrained
ban
160.TheuseofformaldehydefoamininsulationwasrecentlybannedbytheConsumerProductSafetyCommission.(上海对外贸易学院)
(A)studied(B)backed(C)sponsored(D)prohibited
bark
161.Thefirstpaperwasmadefromthebarkofthemulberrytree.
(A)driedwood(B)outercovering(C)syrup(D)root
barren
162.ThebarrensoiloftheRockyMountainsprovidesfewnutrientstothegrassesgrowingthere.
(A)dirty(B)infertile(C)untouched(D)frozen
barter
163.Byproducinganexcessamountofsomehouseholdarticles,aNewEnglandcolonialfamilycouldbarterwithotherfamilies.
(A)share(B)trade(C)repair(D)sell
base
164.Spacestations,placedinfixedorbitsabouttheEarthserveasbasesforastronomicalobservations.(对外经贸大学)
(A)opticalinstrumentions(B)centersofoperation
(C)replacements(D)suppliers
basically
165.X-raysarebasicallyaformofradiation.
(A)fundamentally(B)definitely
(C)probably(D)frequently
battle
166.Lifeintheforestisaconstantbattleforsurvival.
(A)flight(B)struggle(C)option(D)guess
bauble
167.AnoldstorysaysthattheIndianssoldNewYorkfor$24worthofbaubles.
(A)trinkets(B)bubbles(C)jewels(D)bullets
bead
168.Somebirdshaveawaxycoatingontheirfeathersthatcauseswatertoformbeadsandslideoff.(东北师大)
(A)whiskers(B)streams(C)drops(D)nests
beam
169.Alightwavevibratesinaplaneperpendiculartothedirectionofthebeam.
(A)ray(B)measure(C)spot(D)speed
bear
170.Thelightandhollowbonesofabirdwhichallowittoflyintheairareneverthelessstrongenoughtobearitsweight.
(A)support(B)double(C)deflect(D)overcome
bear
171.ColonistsbroughtthegameofbowlingtoNorthAmericaanditbecamesopopularthatseveraltownsstillbearthenameofBowlingGreen.
(A)suggest(B)desire(C)honor(D)carry
bear
172.Thewalnutisadeciduoustreethatbearsvaluablenuts.
(A)enriches(B)yields(C)replaces(D)hides
beat
173.Creamoftartar,aweakacid,canbeaddedtoeggwhitestohelpthemfoamwhentheyarebeaten.(电子科技大学)
(A)whipped(B)aged(C)boiled(D)cracked
bedridden
174.Whileillwithtuberculosis,JessamynWestwasbedriddenforseveralyears.
(A)confinedtobed(B)discounted
(C)bedazzled(D)dependentonothers
bedrock
175.Thebedrockonwhichpsychoanalysisrestsisabeliefintheunconscious.(南开大学)
(A)impasses(B)viewpoint(C)bias(D)foundation
beguile
176.DuringtheflightfromNewYorktoLondon,Helenbeguiledherselfbyreadingcomicbooks.
(A)fooled(B)tired(C)laughed(D)amused
behavior
177.Achild’sbehavioroftenchangesinthepresenceofstrangers.
(A)personality(B)conduct
(C)comprehension(D)attitude
behind
178.Anadiposefin,composedoffattytissue,issituatedbehindthedorsalfininsuchfishassalmon.(四川大学2006研)
(A)closeto(B)aspartof(C)totherearof(D)inplaceof
beneath
179.Theyellowneckedcaterpillardefendsitselfbysquirtinganacidsecretionbeneathitsthorax.
(A)below(B)through(C)outof(D)near
beneficial
180.Sleepisbeneficialtoorganismsbecauseitenablesthemtogetridofaccumulatedwastesandtobuildupdepletedmaterials.(西南财大)
(A)refreshing(B)irresistible(C)advantageous(D)required
beset
181.Christian’spathwasbesetbyperil.
(A)surrounded(B)chased(C)frightened(D)bested
best
182.Diamond-cuttingisoneofthemostskilledandbestpaidcraftsintheworld.
(A)mosthighly(B)mostnotably
(C)mostastonishingly(D)mostconspicuously
better
183.VotedthemostvaluableplayeroftheNationalLeaguein1949,baseballplayerJackieRobinsonalsoreceivedagoldmedalthatyearforhisroleinbetteringracerelations.(华东理工大学)
(A)improving(B)discussing(C)evaluating(D)bartering
beverage
184.SoonafterthecolonistsarrivedintheNewWorld,theylearnedtoproducebeveragesfromfruitandgrain.
(A)cakes(B)medicines(C)drinks(D)jellies
beyond
185.MostoftheislandsofnorthernCanadaliebeyondthetemperatezone.
(A)on(B)outside(C)toward(D)beside
biggest
186.ThebiggestNativeAmericantribesintheCanadianprovinceofAlbertaaretheBlackfoot,Blood,andPiegantribes.(北航)
(A)oldest(B)mostpopulous(C)mostloved(D)richest
biography
187.JeanetteEaton,authorofLongJourney,isrecognizedforwritingbiographiesforyoungreaders.
(A)talesofpioneerhardships(B)sciencefictionmysteries
(C)waradventurestories(D)accountsofpeopleslife
birth
188.Accordingtosomeliterarycritics,theworksofStephenCranemarkthebirthofAmericannaturalism.(北京外国语大学)
(A)youth(B)life(C)infancy(D)beginning
bit
189.Thepeahenisabitsmallerthanthepeacockanddoesnothavealong,colorfultail.
(A)often(B)somewhat(C)supposedly(D)appreciably
bizarrely
190.Hypnotizedindividualscanbeinducedtoactbizarrely.
(A)inharmfulways(B)againsttheirwill
(C)oddly(D)emotionally
blaze
191.Meteorsrarelyblazeforlongerthanafewseconds.
(A)burnbrightly(B)encounterfriction
(C)releasevibrations(D)remainstationary
bleaching
192.Thebleachingoflaundrybysunlightisatleastpartlyaphotochemicalprocess.(东华大学)
(A)airing(B)drying(C)whitening(D)scrubbing
bleak
193.Manypeoplesuggestthatableaklandscapeisthemostcharacteristicfeatureofhispaintings.
(A)desolate(B)colorful(C)distorted(D)fertile
bleak
194.TheGreatBasin,thebleakestdesertintheUnitedStates,isalmostcompletelydevoidoftrees.(武汉大学)
(A)mostdesolate(B)mostnotorious(C)hottest(D)driest
blend
195.ThemakingofthemovieStarWarsinvolvedablendofcreativityandsophisticatedcomputertechnology.
(A)variety(B)organization(C)compound(D)combination
blend
196.InthegroundbreakingmusicalplayOklahoma,AgnesDeMillesuccessfullyblendedstory,dancing,andpopularmusicintoaunifiedwork.
(A)combined(B)reduced(C)transferred(D)dissolved
blink
197.Alltoadsandfrogsblinkwhentheyswallow.(湖南大学)
(A)pushtheirtonguesback(B)puffuptheirthroats
(C)movebackandforth(D)shuttheireyesbriefly
blunder
198.Diplomaticmisunderstandingscanoftenbetracedbacktoblundersintranslation.
(A)mistakes(B)attempts(C)insults(D)arguments
blunt
199.Thesescissorsarebluntandcannotcutpaper.
(A)weak(B)broken(C)dull(D)rough
blurred
200.Whenhummingbirdsfly,theirwingbeatsaresorapidthatthewingsseemblurred.(北二外)
(A)tiny(B)fragile(C)indistinct(D)inexhaustible
答案
151)C152)C153)B154)C155)D156)D157)A158)D159)B
160)D161)B162)B163)B164)B165)A166)B167)A168)C
169)A170)A171)D172)B173)A174)A175)D176)D177)B
178)C179)A180)C181)A182)A183)A184)C185)B186)B
187)D188)D189)B190)C191)A192)C193)A194)A195)D
196)A197)D198)A199)C200)C
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