微臣教GRE填空講義使用說微臣教GRE填空講義使用說布的GRE填空題目集合，其中包括以下題目來源：!GREETS的官方樣題：分別來自2006年(IISection1)，2008(ISection4)2010(ISection5)3個年份；Section6)PracticeTest(填空講義IISection2+3)2個部分；Section7+8);GRE官方練習(xí)冊(150題)(IISection!!!!!325166!!42共27題；的模考題目，共48題。!!!!精練與精析》、“微臣教育填空400題”等題目的訓(xùn)練做好準(zhǔn)備。目SECTION1 SECTION2SECTION1 SECTION2 SECTION3(0211 SECTION4 SECTION5 SECTION6 SECTION7(PP2PRACTICETEST SECTION8(PP2PRACTICETEST 2Section1AlthoughCarolineGordonwasrigorouslyobjectiveinherjournalisticwriting,herlivelyand privatecorrespondence capacityforbitingcommentaryonthesocialBlankBlankTheseriouspurposeofthepaper-airplaneflyingcontest,whichmanynovelandsometimestruly entries,wasSection1AlthoughCarolineGordonwasrigorouslyobjectiveinherjournalisticwriting,herlivelyand privatecorrespondence capacityforbitingcommentaryonthesocialBlankBlankTheseriouspurposeofthepaper-airplaneflyingcontest,whichmanynovelandsometimestruly entries,wastodeterminewhetherany aerodynamicdesignscouldbediscovered.BlankBlankAlthoughthebystander’saccountofthecaraccidentatfirstseemed thepoliceofficerwassurprised,onfurtherinvestigation,tofindthatitwas ,defendedbytheevidenceofanimportantBlankBlankThenewpolicyhasbeencalledaquietrevolutionbecause,introducedwithout ,itisalreadyproducing BlankBlank1A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.DespitepressurefromreporterstodiscussthescandalinwhichSenatorScottsdalewascurrently ,thepresssecretarywouldnot detailsofthesenator`supcomingpublicaddress.BlankBlankTheprofessor’s lectureonAmericanhistoryservedmoretoconfusethestudentsthantoclarifythedifficultmaterial.Inaneffortto the theater,thetroupemembersthousandsofdollarstokeepDespitepressurefromreporterstodiscussthescandalinwhichSenatorScottsdalewascurrently ,thepresssecretarywouldnot detailsofthesenator`supcomingpublicaddress.BlankBlankTheprofessor’s lectureonAmericanhistoryservedmoretoconfusethestudentsthantoclarifythedifficultmaterial.Inaneffortto the theater,thetroupemembersthousandsofdollarstokeeptheplayhouseBlankBlankIronically,anaffluentsocietythatpurchasesmuchmorefoodthanitactuallyneedssuffersbecauseofthat ,sinceinconditionsofaffluencediseasesrelatedtoovereatingandpoornutritionseemto BlankBlank2A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.B.C.D.E.F.A.D.B.E.C.F. Justasglasswindowsofferbuildingslightandinsulation,certainatmosphericgases incomingsunlightand theground,preventingwarmthfromescaping.BlankBlank10.Many ofthestyleofpaintingexemplifiedbyMarcelDuchamp’sworkfocusedonDuchamp’sNudeDescendingaStaircaseasthe whattheydetestedaboutmodernart.BlankBlank11.NotonlywasthescienceofHildegardofBingen herreligiousvisionshelpedgiveherscientificworks bywinningherthesupportofmedievalchurchauthorities.BlankBlank12. Justasglasswindowsofferbuildingslightandinsulation,certainatmosphericgases incomingsunlightand theground,preventingwarmthfromescaping.BlankBlank10.Many ofthestyleofpaintingexemplifiedbyMarcelDuchamp’sworkfocusedonDuchamp’sNudeDescendingaStaircaseasthe whattheydetestedaboutmodernart.BlankBlank11.NotonlywasthescienceofHildegardofBingen herreligiousvisionshelpedgiveherscientificworks bywinningherthesupportofmedievalchurchauthorities.BlankBlank12.Moreconcernedwithcontributingtosciencethanwithearningpublicacclaim,nineteenth-centuryastronomerCarolineHerschel shereceivedforherBlankBlank3A.D.B.E.C.F.A.unconcernedD.B.inseparableE.C.diminishedF.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.13.Believingthattheproblemcouldbesolvedifenoughinformationweregarnered,thescientistvowedto herresearchaslongassome obtainingadditionaldataexisted.BlankBlank14.Theshrewddictatorpublicizedtheprosperityofonesmallvillageinorderto the oftheeconomichardshipsthatplaguedmostofhisBlankBlank15.HarperLeecannotbecalledwriterasshehaspublishedonlyonemajorwork13.Believingthattheproblemcouldbesolvedifenoughinformationweregarnered,thescientistvowedto herresearchaslongassome obtainingadditionaldataexisted.BlankBlank14.Theshrewddictatorpublicizedtheprosperityofonesmallvillageinorderto the oftheeconomichardshipsthatplaguedmostofhisBlankBlank15.HarperLeecannotbecalledwriterasshehaspublishedonlyonemajorwork；however,herwritinginthatnovelisso,sosharplyperceptive,thatithasearnedherenduringpopularity.BlankBlank16.ThepaucityofautobiographicaldocumentsleftbytheroyalattendantshascompelledhistorianRaulSalazarto themotivesofthesecourtiersfromtheir ratherthanfromanydiariesorcorrespondence.BlankBlank4A.D.B.E.C.F.A.anD.B.aE.C.anF.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.dispenseD.B.E.C.persevereF.17.Believingthatscientistsshould thepublicaboutimportantscientificissues,marineecologistJaneLubchencohasurgedtheresearchcommunitytoabandonitsusual infavorofmoreeffectiveBlankBlank18.Somedeep-seacreaturesdiscoveredbymarinebiologistseemto imagination,sogreatisthe betweenthesecreaturesandthemorefamiliarmarineorganismsfoundintheshallowerBlankBlank19.17.Believingthatscientistsshould thepublicaboutimportantscientificissues,marineecologistJaneLubchencohasurgedtheresearchcommunitytoabandonitsusual infavorofmoreeffectiveBlankBlank18.Somedeep-seacreaturesdiscoveredbymarinebiologistseemto imagination,sogreatisthe betweenthesecreaturesandthemorefamiliarmarineorganismsfoundintheshallowerBlankBlank19.Afterwinningthelottery,Johnboughtsportscars,builtamansion,woredesignersuit;however,bythus his ,healienatedhisBlankBlank20.In1575Venetiansinstitutedanannualcelebrationto theendof thathadstrucktheBlankBlank5A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.21.Mostpioneers thisvalleyontheirjourneytotheWestbecauseitsruggedterrainandfrequentlandslidesmadeita placeforBlankBlank22.Vernalpoolsareamongthemost(i)ofponds:theyformasaresultofsnowmeltandahighwatertablein21.Mostpioneers thisvalleyontheirjourneytotheWestbecauseitsruggedterrainandfrequentlandslidesmadeita placeforBlankBlank22.Vernalpoolsareamongthemost(i)ofponds:theyformasaresultofsnowmeltandahighwatertableinwinter,andthenthey(ii)bylatesummer.BlankBlank23.Becauseshehadmistakenlyassumedthatthedisputesbetweenthepartiescouldbesuccessfully ,theattorneyhadnotpreparedherselffor ofalong,drawn-outpublicBlankBlank24.Ajudiciousbiographymustbe representationthatdepictsboththestrengthsandtheweaknessesofthesubject,avoidingthetwoextremes andBlankBlank6A.aD.B.aE.C.anF.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.25.Inthe1960`sAmericansJeanToomer’s1923bookCanewhenaninterestinBlackculturemanyofthemtoreadtheclassicsofBlackBlankBlank26.Giventheexponentialgrowthof25.Inthe1960`sAmericansJeanToomer’s1923bookCanewhenaninterestinBlackculturemanyofthemtoreadtheclassicsofBlackBlankBlank26.Giventheexponentialgrowthofscientificknowledgemedicineisfar unsubstantiatedfadsthanitusedtobe;itsrecordoffolly,however,remainsanundeniable BlankBlank27.ThecauseofMozart’s isalong-standingmedical years,physicianshavesuggestedmorethan100possibilities,includingpoisoning,malnutrition,kidneydisease,andhearfailure.BlankBlank28.IdentifyingLusiaCapetilloonlywiththeearlylaborunionmovementinPuertoRico the natureofhercareer:shealsoworkedinFlorida,NewYork,andCuba.BlankBlank7A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.vulnerableD.B.suspiciousE.C.averseF.A.D.B.E.C.F.29.MagicianHarryHoudiniperformedspectacularfeatsofescapesoastoundingthattheybecame ;evennow,hisnamehasa forgenerationswhoneversawhimperform.BlankBlank30.Metis,theinnermost ofJupiter,completesafullrevolutionaroundthisgiantplaneteverysevenhours.31.InwinningtheManBookerPrize,novelistKiranDesai anhonorhad hermother,29.MagicianHarryHoudiniperformedspectacularfeatsofescapesoastoundingthattheybecame ;evennow,hisnamehasa forgenerationswhoneversawhimperform.BlankBlank30.Metis,theinnermost ofJupiter,completesafullrevolutionaroundthisgiantplaneteverysevenhours.31.InwinningtheManBookerPrize,novelistKiranDesai anhonorhad hermother,AnitaDesai,whowasarunner-upthreetimesbutneverwon.BlankBlank32.Thepainterlamentedtheevanescenceofbeauty,eventhoughsheseemedinseveralofherworktohave itasitpassedandso itforBlankBlank8A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.B.C.D.E.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.33.BiodemographerS.JayOlshanskyregardscommercialproductsthatpromisetostopagingas ,arguingthatwhilethesenostrumsmightpossibly someofaging’ssuperficialmanifestations,theycannottouchtheprocessatitscore.BlankBlank34.Increasingly,nursepractitionersare theheavyworkloadofphysiciansbyperformingmedicaltasksoncethoughttobetheexclusive of33.BiodemographerS.JayOlshanskyregardscommercialproductsthatpromisetostopagingas ,arguingthatwhilethesenostrumsmightpossibly someofaging’ssuperficialmanifestations,theycannottouchtheprocessatitscore.BlankBlank34.Increasingly,nursepractitionersare theheavyworkloadofphysiciansbyperformingmedicaltasksoncethoughttobetheexclusive ofBlankBlank35.Thevocationofliterarycriticismshouldinnoway thecritic`spleasureinaworkofart;atthesametime,however,suchenjoymentshouldnot BlankBlank36.Bothcandidateswantedtoappealtovoterswhoarenormally politics,thosewhoexpresslittleorno theoutcomeoftheBlankBlank9A.D.patienceB.E.opinionC.F.unawarenessA.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.37.Despiteitspastreputationfor landuseplanning,Londontodayshowsanunrivaledgeniusfor oldanddowntroddenareasandthenpromotingthemasnewtrendyneighborhoods.BlankBlank38.Theambassadorarguesthat,indiplomacy,thereisasubtlebutimportantdifferencebetweenacountry’sshowingawillingnessto andatoo-obviousreadinesstomake Blank37.Despiteitspastreputationfor landuseplanning,Londontodayshowsanunrivaledgeniusfor oldanddowntroddenareasandthenpromotingthemasnewtrendyneighborhoods.BlankBlank38.Theambassadorarguesthat,indiplomacy,thereisasubtlebutimportantdifferencebetweenacountry’sshowingawillingnessto andatoo-obviousreadinesstomake BlankBlank39.Momentumgatheredforanewpropertytax,butthe ownerswassogreatthatthisproposalhadtobe BlankBlank40.The ofthescientist`srebuttalofthehypothesiswasstartlingeveninthenotoriously worldofnineteenth-centurygeology.BlankBlankA.D.narrow-B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.B.E.C.F.Section2SinceoneofProfessorRoche’soft-repeatedadageswasthatfamiliarityleadsto ,hisstudentswerequitesurprisedtofindhimso ReturnoftheNative,anovelhehadtaughtforoverSection2SinceoneofProfessorRoche’soft-repeatedadageswasthatfamiliarityleadsto ,hisstudentswerequitesurprisedtofindhimso ReturnoftheNative,anovelhehadtaughtforover30Reasonwasoncebelievedtobe human,butlatelythisassumptionofintellectualsuperiorityhascomeunderincreasinglyskepticalscrutiny:mostresearchersnowatleast thenotionthatsomeanimalscanthink.3.Powerfulastheyare,the songstheartistisbestknownformightstingmoreandhaveevengreateremotionalcomplexityifonefeltthathiscriticismswereaimedathimselfaswellasathisunnamedfoes.A.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.quintessentially…balkE.peculiarly…scoffA.love...enthusiasticB.contempt...disdainfulC.knowledge...conversantD.boredom...excitedE.admiration...confused4.Inherlovetheseais symbol:tothenarratoritclearlyrepresentseverythingthatisdestructiveinnature,butatothertimes4.Inherlovetheseais symbol:tothenarratoritclearlyrepresentseverythingthatisdestructiveinnature,butatothertimesitseemstostandforeverythinginnaturethatisserenelybeautiful.5.Despitetheirextensiveeffortstodeterminethemodeofoil scientistsstillhavenot theprocessbywhichoilis6.Comparedwiththeirparties,politiciansare :theyarelessenduringthantheorganizationsinwhichtheyfleetingtemporaryenduringeternaleverlastingimmortallastingpermanentA.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.E.recollectedtranquilundisturbedunperturbedupsettumultuousA.anB.anC.aD.anE.a7.Chavez’accountofhersupervisors’ decisionmakingbeliestheagency’simageaslittlemorethan 8.Thecauseofthediseaseisfairly7.Chavez’accountofhersupervisors’ decisionmakingbeliestheagency’simageaslittlemorethan 8.Thecauseofthediseaseisfairlysimpleandhasbeenunderstoodforovercentury;bycontrast,itssymptomsandeffectsare A.B.C.D.wellE.boldbrashbrassyA.cautious…aB.ill-informed…aC.reckless…anD.systematic…aE.headlong…a9.Throughouttheartist’sworkthererunsathreadofpsychicdarknessstrongenoughtounnervethemostadded9.Throughouttheartist’sworkthererunsathreadofpsychicdarknessstrongenoughtounnervethemostaddedsensibility:evenherdrawingsfromthecomparatively monthsofhervisittoRome secrecy,anddespair.10.Evenamongthestaid,unemotionaldenominationsofthe1830sand1840s,therenewalofreligiousfervorandthenecessityofcompetingwithmore clericsinevitablyledtoagreater conservativehideboundreactionarydie-11.Tuberculosishaslongbeen and disease:forthousandsofyears,ithascontinuedtoafflicthumankindwithoutregardforsex,class,occupation,orrace.relentlessruthlessunsparingA.anB.anC.aD.aE.aA.charismatic…cultivationB.reserved…attractionC.well-known…disdainD.conservative…appealE.empathetic…distrustA.B.C.D.E.12.Hefoundhisnewacquaintancetobe :tryingtounderstandherpersonalitywaslikepeeringintoanunknowndimension.13.Thewriterhasgainedsuchpopularitywithhisreadersthat12.Hefoundhisnewacquaintancetobe :tryingtounderstandherpersonalitywaslikepeeringintoanunknowndimension.13.Thewriterhasgainedsuchpopularitywithhisreadersthateveninanitiesarenowconsidered 14.Thebiographer’sintenseemotionalinvolvementwithhissubjectdid objectivity,sincethepassionateengagementfostereddeepknowledgethatwasultimatelynecessaryfortruly forestallpreludeprecludealludecolludedeludeeludeinterludeoccludeexcludese-A.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.E.apatheticincuriousinsouciantnonchalantapatheticincuriousinsouciantnonchalantperfunctoryimpartialjustnonpartisandispassionateobjectivesquareunbiasedunprejudicedone-sidedpartialprejudicedSection3(02111.Althoughshegivesbadly titlestohermusicalcompositions, unusualcombinationsofmaterialsincludingSection3(02111.Althoughshegivesbadly titlestohermusicalcompositions, unusualcombinationsofmaterialsincludingGregorianchant,Asianscalepatternsandrhythms,electronicsounds,andbirdsongs.2.EventhoughthefolktalesPerroultcollectedandretoldwerenotsolelyFrenchinorigin,hisversionsofthemweresodecidedlyFrenchinstylethatlateranthologizesofFrenchfolktaleshavenever 3.Inarguingagainstassertionsthatenvironmentalcatastropheisimminent,herbookdoesnotridiculeallpredictionsofdoombutratherclaimsthattherisksofharmhaveinmanycasesbeen A.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.E.A.exotic…B.eccentric…C.traditional…D.imaginative…E.conventional…4.Thereseemstobeno thereadingpublic’sthirstforbooksaboutthe1960’s:indeed,thenormallevelofinteresthas recentlybecauseofaspateofpopulartelevisiondocumentaries.5.Despiteatendencytobeovertly ,thepoetryoftheMiddleAgesoftensparkstheimaginationandprovideslivelyentertainment,aswellaspioussentiments.6.Oneofthefirst ofreduced4.Thereseemstobeno thereadingpublic’sthirstforbooksaboutthe1960’s:indeed,thenormallevelofinteresthas recentlybecauseofaspateofpopulartelevisiondocumentaries.5.Despiteatendencytobeovertly ,thepoetryoftheMiddleAgesoftensparkstheimaginationandprovideslivelyentertainment,aswellaspioussentiments.6.Oneofthefirst ofreducedburninginAmazonrainforestswasthechestnutindustry:smoketendstodriveouttheinsectthat,bypollinatingchestnuttree,allowchestnutsto7.Theresearchcommitteeurgedthearchaeologistto thetombshehasdiscoveredwasthatofAlexandertheGreat,sinceherinitialreporthasbeenbasedonlyon A.disseminate…B.withdraw…C.undercut…D.document…E.downplay…A.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.E.A.quenching…B.whetting…C.curtailing…D.ignoring…E.slaking…8.Thescientistfounditpuzzlingthathistheoryencountered widespreadagreementthatitwas 9.Therateatwhichsoilcanabsorbwater withcontinuouswetting,sothelongera lasts,orthegreatertherateofprecipitation,thehigherthepercentageofwaterthatwillflowacrossthegroundasrunoffandenterstreamchannels.10.Theideasexpressedinthearthistorian’sbookaremore than8.Thescientistfounditpuzzlingthathistheoryencountered widespreadagreementthatitwas 9.Therateatwhichsoilcanabsorbwater withcontinuouswetting,sothelongera lasts,orthegreatertherateofprecipitation,thehigherthepercentageofwaterthatwillflowacrossthegroundasrunoffandenterstreamchannels.10.Theideasexpressedinthearthistorian’sbookaremore thanonewouldexpectonthebasisofherrather treatmentofhersubjecttheopening11.Themeetingonenvironmentalissuesproduced discussionbutnocommitmentonaplanofaction:themanyuncertaintiessurroundingglobalclimaticchangeandthehugecostofeffortstolimititmadethepolicymakers A.little…B.heated…C.cordial…D.frustrating…E.interminable…A.compelling…B.accessible…C.hidebound…D.insightful…E.dispassionate…A.rises…B.diminishes…C.increases…D.decreases…E.stabilizes…A.respect…B.dismissal…C.skepticism…D.opposition…E.acceptance…12.Artthatenduresoftenmakesaninitiallydisturbingimpact:theprofoundexperiencethatsuchartseekstoprovokenecessarily12.Artthatenduresoftenmakesaninitiallydisturbingimpact:theprofoundexperiencethatsuchartseekstoprovokenecessarilyengendersa 13.Thehistoryoffilmreflectsthe inherentinthemediumitself:filmcombinesstillphotographstorepresentcontinuousmotionand,whileseemingtopresentlifeitself,canalsoofferimpossibleanddreamlike14.The withwhichthepoliticianpeppersherspeechesaresomemorablethatmanypeoplethinkofherasbeingfarmore infactis.15.AlthoughHeroniswellknownforthebroadcomedyinthemoviesshehasdirectedpreviously,hernewfilmislessinclinedto :thegagsarefewerandA.B.C.D.E.A.superlatives…B.pejoratives…C.examples…D.diatribes…E.malapropisms…A.B.C.D.E.A.B.C.D.E.16.Bebop’slegacyis one:bebopmayhavewonjazztherighttobetakenseriouslyasanartform,butit jazz’smassaudience,whichturnedtootherformsofmusicsuchasrockandpop.17.Theexhibition’simportanceliesinits :curatorshavegathered16.Bebop’slegacyis one:bebopmayhavewonjazztherighttobetakenseriouslyasanartform,butit jazz’smassaudience,whichturnedtootherformsofmusicsuchasrockandpop.17.Theexhibition’simportanceliesinits :curatorshavegathereddiversearrayofsignificantworksfrommanydifferent18.Despitethefactthatthecommission’sreporttreatsavitallyimportanttopic,thereportwillbe readbecauseitsproseisso understandingitrequiresanenormouseffort.19.Carletonwouldstillrankamongthegreat ofnineteenth-centuryAmericanarteventevenifthecircumstanceofherlifeandcareerwereless thantheyA. B. C.D.E. A.B. C. D. E.A.B.C.D.E.A.a B.a C.an D.aE.a20.Althoughbasedonanactualevent,thefilmlacks shufflesevents,simplifiesthetangleofrelationships,and documentarytruthfordramaticpower.21.WhenAdolphOchsbecamethepublisherofTheNewYorkTimes,heendowedthepaperwithauniquely tone,avoiding20.Althoughbasedonanactualevent,thefilmlacks shufflesevents,simplifiesthetangleofrelationships,and documentarytruthfordramaticpower.21.WhenAdolphOchsbecamethepublisherofTheNewYorkTimes,heendowedthepaperwithauniquely tone,avoiding editorialsthatcharacterizedothermajorpapersofthetime.22.Despitethefactthattheamateurrunnertrainedrigorouslyforsixmonthsbeforetherace,hefailedto it:thecoursewasso thatprofessionalrunnersstruggledto23.Inlinkinggeographicallydisparatepeople,theInternetisarguablyhelpingmillionsofspontaneouscommunitiestobloom:communitiesdefinedbycommoninterestsratherthanbytheaccidentof A.B.C.D.E.A. B.C.D.E.A.B. C.D.E.A. B.C.D. E. 24.ItisasifWoodwardcouldnotbeartoleaveanythingout;ifhehad someofhismaterial,theresultingincreaseinfocuswouldhavemorethan anylossin25.Thehesitancyofmanycountriestoembracemarketreformisunfortunate,becausemanynationalsuccessstoriessuggestthatfarfrom reform,countriesshouldbeeagerto itsbenefits.26.24.ItisasifWoodwardcouldnotbeartoleaveanythingout;ifhehad someofhismaterial,theresultingincreaseinfocuswouldhavemorethan anylossin25.Thehesitancyofmanycountriestoembracemarketreformisunfortunate,becausemanynationalsuccessstoriessuggestthatfarfrom reform,countriesshouldbeeagerto itsbenefits.26.Contemporarylawmakers’preoccupationwithregulatingtheInternet thewaylawmakerstreatedmanyyoungindustriesinthepast;UnitedStatesrailroads,forinstance,wereinbusinessfor60yearsbeforethefederalgovernment 27.Despitethefactthatthebook’stitlesuggests ,theauthorisnotacharlatanclaimingtooffera ;rather,herbookassessedallpossibletreatmentsofcertaindiseaseswithoutidentifyinganyA.B.C.D.E.A.antithetical B.faithful C.reminiscent D.inconflictwithE.atoddsA.B. C. D. E.A.B.C.D. pointedE. compensated28.Theprofitsthatthecorporationearnsfromtheexclusive-supplieragreementswiththeuniversitiesare ,becausethetermsofagreementsthattheyareinclinedto28.Theprofitsthatthecorporationearnsfromtheexclusive-supplieragreementswiththeuniversitiesare ,becausethetermsofagreementsthattheyareinclinedtoprotecttheuniversities’interestsaregenerally A. B. C. D.E.Section41.Thenarrativesthatvanquishedpeopleshavecreatedoftheirdefeathave,accordingtoSchivelbusch,fallenintoseveralidentifiabletypes.Inoneofthese,thevanquishedmanageto thevictor’striumphastheresultofsomespuriousSection41.Thenarrativesthatvanquishedpeopleshavecreatedoftheirdefeathave,accordingtoSchivelbusch,fallenintoseveralidentifiabletypes.Inoneofthese,thevanquishedmanageto thevictor’striumphastheresultofsomespuriousadvantage,thevictorsbeingtrulyinferiorwhereitcounts.Oftenthewinners thisinterpretation,worryingabouttheculturalormoralcostsoftheirtriumphandsogivingsomecredencetothelosers’BlankBlankintriguemachinateplot<putA.D.takeissueB.E.C.F.collude2.ThatthePresidentmanagestheeconomyisanassumption prevailingwisdomthatdominateselectoralpoliticsintheUnitedStates.Asaresult,presidentialelectionshavebecomereferendaonthe2.ThatthePresidentmanagestheeconomyisanassumption prevailingwisdomthatdominateselectoralpoliticsintheUnitedStates.Asaresult,presidentialelectionshavebecomereferendaonthebusinesscycle,whosefortuitousturningsare thePresident.Presidentsareproperlyaccountablefortheirexecutiveandlegislativeperformance,andcertainlytheiractionsmayhaveprofoundeffectsontheeconomy.Buttheseeffectsare .Unfortunately,modernpoliticalcampaignsarefoughtontheuntenablepremisethatPresidentscandeliberatelyproducepreciseeconomicBlankBlankBlankfortuitousA.atoddsD.justifiablypersonifiedG.usuallylong-B.peripheralE.erroneouslyattributedH.regrettablyC.centralF.occasionallyassociatedI.largelycredulousaccreditcredodoubtskepticismparanoid3.Havingdisplayedhisartcollectioninavastmodernistwhitespace formerwarehouse,Mr.Saatchihaschosenforhisnewsiteitspolar3.Havingdisplayedhisartcollectioninavastmodernistwhitespace formerwarehouse,Mr.Saatchihaschosenforhisnewsiteitspolaropposite,ariversidemonumenttocivicpompositythatoncehousedthelocalgovernment.Thereisnothing aboutthenewlocation:thebuilding’sdesignisbureaucraticbaroque, stylethatisasdeclamatoryasatask-forcereportandasself-regardingasacampaignBlankBlankBlankpompouspresumptuoushaughtyhauteurimperious(impervious)A.aD.G.anB.aE.H.aC.anF.I.anSection51.Itisrefreshingtoreadabookaboutourplanetbyanauthorwhodoesnotallowfactstobe bypolitics:wellawareofthepoliticaldisputesabouttheeffectsofhumanactivitiesonclimateandbiodiversity,thisauthordoesnotpermitthemto hiscomprehensivedescriptionofwhatweknowaboutourbiosphere.Heemphasizestheenormousgapsinourknowledge,thesparsenessofourobservations,andthe ,callingattentiontothemanyaspectsofplanetaryevolutionthatmustbebetterunderstoodSection51.Itisrefreshingtoreadabookaboutourplanetbyanauthorwhodoesnotallowfactstobe bypolitics:wellawareofthepoliticaldisputesabouttheeffectsofhumanactivitiesonclimateandbiodiversity,thisauthordoesnotpermitthemto hiscomprehensivedescriptionofwhatweknowaboutourbiosphere.Heemphasizestheenormousgapsinourknowledge,thesparsenessofourobservations,andthe ,callingattentiontothemanyaspectsofplanetaryevolutionthatmustbebetterunderstoodbeforewecanaccuratelydiagnosetheconditionofourBlankBlankBlankoutshineoutstripoverbalance2.Vainandpronetoviolence,Caravaggiocouldnothandlesuccess:themorehis asanartistincreased,themore hislifebecame.BlankBlankA.D.B.E.C.F.A.D.G.plausibilityofourB.E.H.certaintyofourC.F.I.superficialityofour3.heauthor’s stylerendersafascinatingsubject,theroleplayedbyluckineverydaylife,extraordinarily BlankBlank4.Fromtheoutset,the3.heauthor’s stylerendersafascinatingsubject,theroleplayedbyluckineverydaylife,extraordinarily BlankBlank4.Fromtheoutset,theconceptoffreedomoftheseasfromtheproprietaryclaimsofnationswaschallengedbyacontrarynotion—thatofthe oftheoceansforreasonsofnationalsecurityandoutsetonsetAlthoughitdoescontainsomepioneeringideas,onewouldhardlycharacterizetheworkas A.B.C.D.E.F.A.B.C.D.E.A.D.B.E.C.F.Thecorporationexpectsonly increasesinsalesnextyearThecorporationexpectsonly increasesinsalesnextyearayearlongefforttoreviveitsretailingA.B.C.D.E.F.Section61.InpartsoftheArctic,thelandgradesintothelandfasticeso youcanwalkoffthecoastandnotknowyouareoverthehiddenSection61.InpartsoftheArctic,thelandgradesintothelandfasticeso youcanwalkoffthecoastandnotknowyouareoverthehidden2.Itwasherviewthatthecountry’sproblemshadbeen technocrats,sothattoaskforsuchassistanceagainwouldbeefficientexpedientineffectiveineffectualinefficaciousinefficientinexpedientA.B.C.D.E.F.A.B.C.D.E.3.Dominantinterestsof