SAT官方每日一题 2017年7月10日.

　　下面是2011年7月10日的SAT官方每日一题的内容，是关于阅读方面的，题型是完成句子。完成句子是SAT阅读考试中非常有特点的一个题型，下面我们就来看看这个SAT官方每日一题的具体内容，看看有哪些是值得参考借鉴的地方。

　　SAT官方每日一题之阅读---完成句子

　　Critical Reading > Sentence Completions

　　Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

　　There was no denying the lecturer’s ------- , but her arguments were unsophisticated and ------- .

　　Answer Choices

　　(A) bravura . . precise

　　(B) boorishness . . unoriginal

　　(C) charisma . . vapid

　　(D) competence . . infallible

　　(E) indifference . . benign

　　The correct answer is C

　　Explanation

　　The structure of the sentence sets up a contrast between two ways of describing the lecturer. The fact that she had a charismatic, or magnetic, presence, does indeed contrast with the notion that the content of the lecture was unsophisticated and “vapid” or uninteresting

　　和SAT官方每日一题相似的题目：

　　1. Some critics maintain that Tennyson&aposs poetry is uneven, ranging from the ____ to the ____.

　　A. sublime - elevated

　　B. trite - inspired

　　C. vacuous - inane

　　D. succinct - laconic

　　E. sonorous - voluble

　　2. After grafting there is a ____ of lymphocytes in the lymph glands; the newly produced lymphocytes then move in to attack the foreign tissue.

　　A. diminution

　　B. proliferation

　　C. obliteration

　　D. paucity

　　E. attraction

　　3. One ____ the new scheme is that it might actually ____ just those applicants that it was intended to encourage.

　　A. highlight of - stimulate

　　B. feature of - attract

　　C. problem with - induce

　　D. attraction of - intimidate

　　E. drawback of - daunt

　　4. Corruption is ____ in our society; the integrity of even senior officials is ____ .

　　A. growing - unquestioned

　　B. endangered - disputed

　　C. pervasive - intact

　　D. rare - corrupted

　　E. rife - suspect

　　5. In their day to day decision making, many senior managers do not follow the rational model favored by orthodox management experts, but rather rely on intuitive processes that often appear ____ and ____.

　　A. cerebral - considered

　　B. heretical - judgmental

　　C. conscientious - logical

　　D. irrational - iconoclastic

　　E. capricious - deliberate

　　答案

　　6.Correct Answer: B

　　Explanation:

　　Clue: ‘Ranging from something to something’, indicates that extremes are required. Also we are told that the poetry is uneven, also indicating that opposites are required.

　　Therore, trite (unoriginal) is a negative word, and inspired is a positive word.

　　(sublime = magnificently inspiring; vacuous = meaningless = inane; succinct = short and to the point; laconic = using few words; sonorous = full of sound ; voluble = talking a lot)

　　7.Correct Answer: B

　　Explanation:

　　Clue: The semicolon indicates that the second part of the sentence amplifies the first. Also the second part states that the lymphocytes are ‘newly produced’. So, we infer that there is a production (proliferation) of these cells in the glands.

　　(diminution = decrease; proliferation = growing and multiplying; obliteration = wiping out; paucity = shortage)

　　8.Correct Answer: E

　　Explanation:

　　Clue: Try to understand the logic of the sentence. The new scheme might actually do something to ‘put off’ (daunt), the applicants that it was intended to encourage. The word ‘intimidate’ would also have been suitable for the second blank, but its partner ‘attraction’ cannot be right...we do not want a positive word for a negative feature.

　　(stimulate = encourage = induce; daunt = intimidate = put off)

　　9.Correct Answer: E

　　Explanation:

　　Clue: the semicolon suggests that the second part expands upon the first part. So, if corruption is rife (common), then we will doubt the integrity of the officials. Their integrity will be suspect (doubtful).

　　(pervasive = spreading everywhere; rife = common)

　　10.Correct Answer: D

　　Explanation:

　　Clue : The ‘but rather’ construction indicates an opposite. Since they do not follow a rational model, we infer that they must seem irrational. Also, since they do not follow the orthodox, they must be unorthodox (iconoclastic).

　　Note that ‘and’ usually links words with similar values (both positive or both negative etc.)

　　(cerebral = concerned with thinking; heretical = opposed to orthodoxy = iconoclastic; capricious = whimsical, fickle)

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