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1.

V1 lostmo5 680 V30

financial incentive evaluate

V2 guoqipku

consumption* JJ

V3 IsabelXxtang V39

jj

V1

evaluate

V2

assumption

V3

inflight

assumption

1.

2.

3.

4.

4

V5 kellyheye 710 V35

telephone telephone

equipment benefit assumption

equipment profit

V6 JOSS

assumption

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fuel

2.

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turbine

turbine ?()

turbine

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3.

V1 xuan52705

Atlantic. Rail

paradox

ship

V2 averages 760 V42

V3 beyondmind 700+

freight rate

V4 lululuna

V5 lovesofia 720 V38

V6 Shirak07 760 V42

Railway

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4.

V1 cui10226

cotton. cotton

cotton . weaken

D. cotton fiber market price cost and

price

E. Weather Condition last year

V1 TT

a new variety of cotton) natural insecticide

chemical insecticide

chemical insecticide 1/2 argument

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V2 djdj520r

JJ

V3 bear1419

strengthen

V4 V37

V5

ANS: ...

V6 730

cotton natural insecticide, , chemical

insecticide. chemical insecticide ,__________(

)

: insect resistant to natural insecticide insect


5. fungus

V1 cui10226

Maize F

Fungus Assumption

fungus

V1 October_gmat 700 V34

Use corn to produce ethanol for car use, but high cost and not effective. Scientists

discovered a fungus to produce ethanol (?) more effective and less cost. Conclusion, usage

of fungus produced ethanl will be widely increased. Assumption:

large scale production of fungus-ethanol would not affect its effectiveness...

V2 someone 750

evaluate

effective

V3

xxx gases

fungus

xxx fungus xxx

A xxx fungus xxx

B fungus

C fungus xxx C

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6.

V1 cui10226

Assumption

: spoil product

2.

V2 louieliu524

corn not enough storage to account for the increase of harvest this year

V3 distict 760 V42

,

.,

V1 blossom412

V2

price

:)

V3

support

corn

V4 640

JJ

V5 680

corn regret demand price

harvestdemand

a facilities corn process

b,c,d

e E

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7.reality show

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reality tv show reality Assumption

1. reality show

V2 guoqipku


V1 wkq0606

V2

produce

V3 V38

Reality shows used to be much cheaper than scripted shows. They do not require expensive

celebrities but can receive even more attention than regular scripted shows. However, recent

years have shown an increase in the cost of reality show production.

Which of the following, if true, provide the most support for the increase in cost?

reality show reality show


8.

V1 guoqipku

TUT Advice

argue

advice

argue profit

profit

Aprofit

B

C

D.E opposite

A A


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V1

x Cx x C

C


10.achievement motivation

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achievement motivation

desire motivation

E

V2 decodeco V40

A

V3 locky V30+

A achievement

motivation

weaken

E factor cause to.... achievement

motivation

V4

motivation excellence measure

academy weaken academic score

out of scope

V5 Lauraienglish V42

achievement motivation achievement

motivation ambitious factors

weaken

" research achievement motivation correlate with

achievement motivation

V1 kaolakaola 740 V38

study abroad tend to have more academic motivation(

)

study abroad

V2

abroad programquestionnaire program

US university studentwant to see other culture the highest achievement

motivation.

abroad program see

other culture

A abroad program the criterion of choosing students

for abroad program is comprehensive ability.

B 20%50%70% 90%(

)

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V3 kevingod 760 V41

score higher

V4 feifei89 750 V40

V5 daisy 710 V38

academic

conclusion academic values

Weaken part

V6 qilu8989 V37 720

motivation

general E

A academic

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V1 yqy158945385

500 550

100

V1 Junbaaa

(V3450, $500) vs (V7000, $550)

V7000 cover V3450 , unimportant to

support

, 100==> 550

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V1 w609712828

trick after-tax income

V2 davantage 750 V40

Lz

V3 encounter 720 V37

10

V4 nilegean 760 V42

TAX after-tax income

JJ

V5 m1nt V41

10

V1 710 V35

collapse bribe more collapse

more collapse tax

V2 710 V34

corruption tax

V3 chicagoweiyi 720

Many experts believe that corruption lead to decreasing business growth. But in City X, it has

high level of corruption yet also has high level of business growth. Which one below solves the

description.

Tax in city X has been a lot lower due to the corruption.

V4 beepyou 690 V31

more money for corruption --> less taxes paid

V5 car_ 730 V38

tax

V6 chyy91 730

business bribe

business

V7 ciciwenwen

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13.

V1 anaiswxy

A B

A weaken

B

A

V2 decodeco V40

P

V1

2 4 manufacturer

advertise 2 weaken


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V1 anaiswxy

strengthen

V2

V1 007andggg

V2 690 V31

tank

V3

C fish embryo ... fish crab egg,

fish fish

shrimp.( fish fish

)

strengthen

shrimp fish

V4

cellfish embryo egg translucent hatch

crab nearby embryo crab nearby

attack shrimp, cellfish hatch translucent egg

strengthen

ascientist put crab in tank to prevent them from ...

b

c sound

d some marine species preys by vision

e crabs are more difficult to eat but are more nutritious than shrimp.

V5 V45+

Google

Cuttlefish could be the first animals shown to learn visually before birth or hatching,


researchers say.Cuttlefish embryos develop in eggs that stretch and become translucent

slightly penetrable by light rays . Embryos with crabs Crabs see there nearby hatch into

youngsters with a distinct preference for eating crabs, says Ludovic Dickel of theUniversity

of Caen in France. Without that pre-hatch view of crabs, the little cuttlefish prefer to attack

shrimp, he and his colleagues report in the July Animal Behaviour. That leads the

researchers to conclude that the cuttlefish embryos must peer through their eggs, and

learn to recognise their prey, a behaviour which will help give them a head-start in life. The

preference develops from sight alone, Dickel says.

support

The researchers kept the crabs in containers that prevented crab

scents from getting into the water with the eggs.

GMAT

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Cuttlefish+embryos+look+and+learn:+before+hatching,+young+a

cquire...-a0182337597

http://www.boingboing.net/2008/06/10/cuttlefish-embryos-c.html

Iolanthoe

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166751407

The eating habits of Adelie penguins in Antarctica changed significantly about 200 years ago,

according to chemical analyses of the birds' eggshells. Scientists attribute the shift in diet to

whaling and other hunting in the region.

The ratios of carbon and nitrogen isotopes in an animal's tissues--including bones and

eggshells--can provide a wealth of information about its eating habits, says Steven D. Emslie,

a paleontologist at the University of North Carolina in Wilmington. Recently, he and William P.

Patterson, a geochemist at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, looked at the

chemical composition of Adelie penguin eggshells laid during the past 38,000 years to see

whether the birds' dietary habits had changed.

Surprisingly, says Emslie, climate change 10,000 years ago, at the end of the latest ice age,

didn't significantly affect the birds' diet. In the past 200 years, however, the chemical

composition of the penguins' eggshells made a dramatic shift to lighter isotopes of carbon and

nitrogen. Became animals higher in a food chain hold greater concentrations of heavy isotopes,

the change is clear evidence that the penguins' diet shifted from primarily fish to prey such as

krill.

The dietary change boils down to the availability of prey, Emslie and Patterson speculate in the

July 10 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. During the 19th century, the


population of krill in southern seas exploded after Antarctic fur seals, prodigious consumers of

krill, were hunted nearly to extinction. That slaughter, followed by widespread killing of

krill-eating whales during the 20th century, enabled the tiny crustaceans to proliferate nearly

unchecked, says Emslie.

"It's rare to see such catastrophic changes [in diet] in such a short period" says Keith A.

Hobson, an ecologist at Environment Canada in Saskatoon. The changes "point to a large shift

in the ecosystem," he notes. Even so, Hobson adds, it's not clear why abundant krill would

cause penguins to suddenly shift from fish to what had previously been a secondary food

source.

The team's results are "very compelling evidence of a terrific change" in penguin diet, says

Charles H. Peterson, a marine ecologist at the University of North Carolina's Institute of Marine

Sciences at Morehead City. "It's a cosmic irony of foodweb ecology that a rare species is only

rare because it's kept in check by predators," he adds. "Maybe krill was one of [the penguins']

favorite foods all along."

Modern-day fishing around Antarctica has depleted fish stocks there. Meanwhile, krill

populations have declined as much as 80 percent in the past 2 decades. Understanding why

penguin diets changed 2 centuries ago may be vital for their future survival, says Emslie.

http://www.nature.com/srep/2013/130930/srep02807/full/srep02807.html

Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) is a key component of the Southern Ocean food

web. It supports a large number of upper trophic-level predators, and is also a

major fishery resource. Understanding changes in krill abundance has long been a

priority for research and conservation in the Southern Ocean. In this study, we

performed stable isotope analyses on ancient Adlie penguin tissues and inferred

relative krill abundance during the Holocene epoch from paleodiets of Adlie

penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae), using inverse of 15N (ratio of 15N/14N) value as a proxy.

We find that variations in krill abundance during the Holocene are in accord with

episodes of regional climate changes, showing greater krill abundance in cold

periods. Moreover, the low 15N values found in modern Adlie penguins indicate

relatively high krill availability, which supports the hypothesis of krill surplus in

modern ages due to recent hunt for krill-eating seals and whales by humans.

15.

V1 anaiswxy

V2 miachael

tap water, bottle water, tap water,

tap water

tap water

V3 yuu

JJ tap water tap water bathing cleaning

cooking and drinking tap water

tap water

V1 lollipops 700

V2 isy

tap water plant

tap water tap water bottle water tap water

pipe bottle water

evaluate

bottle water pipe

V3

. tap water. bottled water.

.. tap water bottled water .

, water .

A. bottled water profit bottled water .

C. bottled water tap water .

V4

tap water bottle water. water treatment

tap water bottle water

water cost

bottle water


16. D

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D fragment

V1 rebel_hr 740 V39

VITMIN D A 200 B 800 B

V-D ASSUMPTION

V-D factor factor

V2 740 V38

assumption

V3 tinaskyxia

180gram D

D

D strengthen

the argument.

D calcium strengthen the bones.

E D

V4 740

A. VD prevent the elderly person from falling .

V5 750

VD

V6 760

VD VD

|||

V7 770

1000 200 800 800 VD

NB VD

VD

V8 V40

VD 200 800 800

support

VD


17.

V1 decodeco V40

assumption

V1

5

10

5 decrease.

V2

ASSUMPTION

V3

as equal as

V4 V38 740

industrialized countries emerging economies

industrialized countries

V5

oil consumption

reduce


18.

V1 averages 760 V42

A B

governor leader governor transportation

Bleader transportation A B

governor leader B


19.

V1 averages 760 V42

strengthen

V2

young adult.


20.

V1 averages 760 V42

strengthen

V2 nilegean 760 V42

strengthen

V1 yd241 760 V42

V2 ruling9822 710 V36

V3 313883233 720 V35

V4 740

V5 Tournesol1220 720 V39

blabla

strengthen

V6 wf26ophilia

V7 ouyangjinyu


21.

V1 averages 760 V42

200

XX

XX XX XX

strengthen

XX

V2 Shirak07 760 V42

JJ21 Krill

JJ Krill


22.

V1 averages 760 V42

weaken

V2 sherry 750

century supply

past decade

past century JJ


jj V2

past century

past century

V4 nilegean 760 V42

inflation

currently supply/demand

V1 ashcroft

before inflation adjustment

after the inflation adjustment

mining weaken

mining market supply

mining

process cost

V2

precious metal supply

precious metal supply

precious metal 740

in the past 10 years

V3

inflation rate


weaken?

A V38

B product

C nominal inflation interest

23.

V1 710126492 740

assumption

V2 cherrywuf 720 V40

V1 sweetie123

C E cancer

C E minimum evaluate

meal

cancer


24.

V1 beyondmind 700+

children play with blocks linguistic

non blocks

V1

lock lock

lock

V2

evaluate

V3

block block

V4

studies show that children who play blocks have higher linguistic skills than those who don

t. blablabla blocks, blocks

evaluate.

blocks

listening speaking writing reading

children blocks communicate with other participants

children 2 3 2

V5

block block

communication block so block evaluation

E block verb

V6 690

BLOCK ,JJ evaluation,

JJ


25.

V1 beyondmind 700+

clinic outpatient

V2 silvia12

bacteria staff 5%outpatient

outpatient

outpatient

V3 lsy1012 720 V37


bacteria , staff , 5%outpatient

,

V5 Shirak07 760 V42

none of them 5

V1 boriswang520 590

XX outpatient

5%


26.

V1 beyondmind 700+

convenience

V2 davantage 750 V40

jj lz

V3 flora0801

jj

jj efficient convenience

efficient must be efficient,

convenience should convenience convenience

V4 distict 760 V42

consultant ,,

,

,

those ads

should mention the convenience ofthe products).

V1 700 V35

V2 348931829

ecofriendly product advertise advertise

efficiency or convenience

efficiency OR convenience,

must mention convenience;

must be efficient

...

V3 pinky_song

main idea


V4 alan3280 V38 740

V5 hztbb 770 V42

main point

V6 nanoparticle v34 710

main point

must mention convenience 'should focus on other factors, such as

convenience and efficiency' convenience

V7 mona1122 710 v35

MAIN IDEA

should not focus on

E ~

V8 HZZ7

must bet rue conclusion

be efficient

V9 daisyao

Advertising ecofriendly ~

efficiency convenience

main points

when produce the ecofriendly product , it must be efficient,

when advertising redients the ecofriendly products, it must mention the convenience.

~

V10 super

~

27. inscription

V1 beyondmind 700+

inscription copy AD.685 march

AD. 685 November inscription AD.685

copy, the origin

V1 nicky186 720

___

several months

V2 ansonchan V44

gap____

king several months

V3

inscription 465 3

465 11 465

V4

inscription king king AD 685 685

XXX

king inscription

V5

inscription


evaluate

V6

V7

copy, 625 3 ,

625 11 . copy 625 evaluate

copy

V8 islaliu V36

region send inscription to two foreign region AD485

inscription AD485 evaluate

send

V9 elhyee V34

B inscriptions date king King

king 3 inscription

JJ B and send


28.

V1 beyondmind 700+

however incorrect,

evidence conclusion


29.

V1

V2 chit1214 V35

best seller long term best seller

at least is not the best seller


best seller

V1 amikokwok 710 V37

NO.1

must be true

A NO.1

V3 NO NO.1 best seller can win primary

literature prize. All books that have win primary prizes will be sold well in the long term.

V2 LILLIAN V37

must be true

V4 zgjldxyyh V35

JJ

B

D

V5 car_ 730 V38

59no1 JJ

V6

Infer No number one best-seller win the major prize of book, All the

major prize winners have the unusually long-term book sales

V7

V8


no books that win primary literature prizes will be best sellers. But I beleive all books

that have win primary prizes will be sold well in the long term. assumption.

no books sold well in the long run can be best sellers.

V9

assumption

V10

BEST-SELLING

JJ

30.

V1 YvetteD

V2 seventeennorth

why cant prevent recent pollution

xxx Has already closed because of the wastewater.

recent/

few A texts sent to foreign kings.

copies parchment/orig


31.price promotion

V1

price promotion reduced price is not a perfect business strategy, cause it can attract

more customers temporary, but in the long term , the business will increase its cost and decrease

its profit. .

LZ answers: before discounted the manager mark up the price.

V2

price promotion, rarely use.

V1 lydialee92 730 V36

price promotion

inventory

rarely price promotion

V2

sales promotion

logically complete

manager

rarely use this

V3 730

_________________

V4 720

V5

Price Promotion, Flyer

Sales Manager

1. BCDE

V6

,


32.

V1

camera, bababa mineral work better

mineral gold support

LZ CD C gold is common in the ground where mineral lack,

V2 distict 760 V42

light band, gold)

mineral. gold

______________.

k

V3 lsy1012 720 V37

KK

V4 m1nt V41

K


33.

V1 miachael

V2

downwind


34.

V1 soulmise


35.

V1 soulmise

not greater than strengthen

greater lesser .


36.

V1 WenrenPiaopeng 700 V32

V1 dpjoanna 660 V27

amount

support

amount

V2 hby93222

....

evaluate

V3

S AB

Evaluate

AB


37.

V1 WenrenPiaopeng 700 V32

V2 lululuna

20000 2 explain discrepancy

widely asthma

V3 locky V30+


38.

V1 yuu

cold

cold afford 5%

original cold


39.

V1 yuu

( chicken) survive


40.sunflower

V1 yuu

sunflower model

(shallow root) sunflower model

sunflower weaken

deep rooting plant

V1

A B

weaken B

V2

,,B

V3 flyincat 720

shallow root

shallow root

V4

die out temperature increase, rainfall decreases.

short root Such as sunflower.

XXX being an alarmist, temperature

remains the same. XXXX or strength


41.

V1 crystalpiero V22

V2 wykqb

V3 joycezj1218

respiratory


42.

V1 crystalpiero V22

V2 yuu

social active

social active evaluate

whether excercise alone neither excercise nor social

V1 jjxiaoliang

Physical activity social activity :studies , exercise,;

studies social activity , Physical

activity social activity evaluate

social individual

V2 Grandylee 600+

, social

activity , social activity

?

social social ,

social activity ......

V3

P+S , S , evaluate P

E, P P S

V4 tongjihansey 760

physical activity , social

activity , physical activity

?

:E physical activity social activity physical activity

social activity

V5

,

.

,.

?

: .

, .

V6

physical activities


physical activities social activities , social activies

,

physical social

V7

physical activities physical activities social

activities , social activies ,

, physical social

V8

physical active social active

physical active evaluate.

physical active social active

43.

V1 dorothyliuhx

- -


44.

V1 dorothyliuhx

anchovy

==

V2 yolandaaa.

S fishes A fishes S

S A assumption


45.

V1 wykqb

out towners convention

group

out towner


46.

V1 wykqb

V2 shua2015 V39

B


B

V1 kitelord

V2 waterskop 750 V40

V3 cmd817 690 V32

V4

lying

V5 byjunyihuo V39

V6 V39 peacefuljoy

weaken

unconsciously

hurt

V7 barbatos

V8

JJ

lz JJ

V9 zyy8140991

JJ weaken

V10

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a philosophy states: you should only treat others the way you want to be treated. You do not

want to be lied to, therefore lying is always wrong.

Weaken:

I select: some people rather being lied to than getting emotionally hurt

V11 MiaoTata

Lie deceived into doing

something that they do not want to do. , :

;

;

V12

Philosophy student: If you do not want to have something do to you, do not do to others.

Therefore, we should not lie because nobody wants to be deceived into doing something that he

does not want to do.

Which of the following, if true, poses the most serious difficulty to the students argument?

A. Some people would rather be deceived than feel hurt.

B. In cognitive side, people sometimes are willing to accept lie.

C. If people do not be told the truth, they will never feel hurt.

D. One day the lie will be seen through.

E. It is hard to find people who never lie.

P

C

B B

lie GMAT

A

BA A

lie hurt B

47.

V1 wykqb

assumption


V3 Shirak07 760 V42

JJ47

V1 760 V41

V2 skyreve4r 700 V35

non-materialistic salary

materialistic

non-materialistic


48.

V1 wykqb

DNA


A 140m B

A B 50m 80m


49. 20%

V1 wykqb

revenue 20

costs revenue 8

V1 315

sales production 20% revenue

E.cost revenue 8%

V2

revenue


50.

V1 iihomo

decline effective


51.

V1 iihomo

rats crowd monkey

GWD

In 1960's studies of rats, scientists found that crowding increases the number of attacks

among the animals significantly. But in recent experiments in which rhesus monkeys were

placed in crowded conditions, although there was an increase in instances of "coping"

behavior-such as submissive gestures and avoidance of dominant individuals-attacks did

not become any more frequent. Therefore it is not likely that, for any species of monkey,

crowding increases aggression as significantly as was seen in rats.

Which of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?

A.All the observed forms of coping behavior can be found among rhesus monkeys living in

uncrowded conditions.

B.In the studies of rats, nondominant individuals were found to increasingly avoid

dominant individuals when the animals were in crowded conditions.

C.Rhesus monkeys respond with aggression to a wider range of stimuli than any other

monkeys do.

D.Some individual monkeys in the experiment were involved in significantly more attacks

than the other monkeys were.

E.Some of the coping behavior displayed by rhesus monkeys is similar to behavior rhesus

monkeys use to bring to an end an attack that has begun.


52.

V1 iihomo

A.

E.

V2 melodyzhao91


53.

V1 iihomo

mice high fat v

weaken

A.

C. chemical

E.

V1

research chemical chemical

**

benefit weaken

chemical chemical

chemical benefit

V2

High-fat

low-fat

V3

high fat

people with high fat diet

weaken

A


54.SUV

V1 iihomo

SUV SUV damaging SUV

assumption

A SUV

V1

SUV SUV

A SUV

V2 ptlove4ever V47

SUV USV

SUV

A SUV

B

E type

A USV

A A

V3

SUV SUV

SUV

SUV

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55.

V1

V2 IsabelXxtang V39

available

V3 doveandy 710 V33

support statement

..

V1

demand taxi availability

assumption

residents

availability demand gap

V2 phillyphilly

. , . .

.?

a. business .

b. .

c.

d. .

e. .

. a . demand supply . B

V3 3 710

taxi /

V4 cmn1014

V5

most strengthen

taxi

V6 ivy8252003 740 V38


LZ

V7 710 V34

V8 troypei 710 V33

V prefer

56.

V1 joycezj1218

resent resentment

manipulated

resentment

V1 730 V36

xx(

manipulated

xx.

xx, manipulated

V2 700 V34

mm skill

manipulated

assumption

..

V3 oxris

voter

assumption

,


57. E

V1 joycezj1218

mortality rate

low mortality rate

V1

E

E E

support E

E

V2 720

E VE

VE

()

V3

60 E E

E ()

1.

2. E


58.

V1 limtopk V40

major incentive

V2 V36

JJ the non-profitwhich is mostis not one of the large national

organization

non-profitsmall proportion

V3 lisakikiqi 700

JJ C D

properties..

C


incentive

V1 FayeW

tax

V2 melissa_39 710 V35

non-profit property tax business individual, (

non-profit

tax revenue

1nonprofit property

2 business nonprofit

business

V3 V44

business NGO

V4 Yuna 720

non-profit culture institution

non-profit non-profit

A non-profit property

B non-profit

yy g


V5

non-profit organization property tax business

non-profit organization property tax

non-profit organization

1.business non-profit organization

2. non-profit organization business business already

non-profit organization small

59.white blood cell

V1 2107120208

white blood cell wbc

wbc,

V2 ysun311 740 V39

filter white blood cellwhich will cause

infection of some people. filtering filter

is essential to evaluate the conclusion?

Lz The method of determining whether people will be infected by white blood cells is not of

great expense.

V3 xiaoqiangqlc


60.

V1 2107120208

balabala

prepare for their adulthood

V2 730 V38

adaptive assumption

adaptive


61.

V1 2107120208

energy

labor



62.

V1 silvia12

size wild

domestic meat provide or muscle rule1.

2.

rules

V1

viability. viability

V2

anthropologist fossil wild horse domestic horses domestic

size wild muscle meat 1)

2) size viable adult size weaken

A wild horses

C horses reach maturity live years

beyond maturity

V3

domesticatedwild

variation

Weaken

full of the size beyond


63.

V1 Olivia7331

assumption


64.

V1 Olivia7331

A

A

V2 ysun311 740 V39

animal language 53

No animal language is discrete infinity language. Therefore, no animal language is natural

language.

assumption

Lz Every natural language is discrete infinity langrage.

V3 lsy1012 720 V37

A B

A B

V1

50 XXXXX

[communication system] discrete [communication system]

native language Assumption

Native language discrete

V2

animals' language systemwe know that animal systems are not discrete

"as a result, animal systems are not natural"


65.

V1 Olivia7331

Assumption


66.

V1 yolandaaa.

superior assumption


67. radio program company

V1 yolandaaa.

radio program company, cost budget assumption


68.

V1 730 V38

remove

assumption

remove native

V1 lululululau V41

shell end removed for

ceremony shell deposit

assumption

not not shell

V2 mliverpool 760 V41

V3 700

1

2

3

4

5

weaken, 2 3


69.

V1 730 V38

argument

V2 V36

JJ XXX evidenceXXX

debt debt income bankruptcy

becauseXXX income bankruptcy

XXXX

V3 distict 760 V42

venmark debt debt

national income per capita economic crisis.

income per capita

debt

evidence


70.

V1 ysun311 740 V39

grass seed

bacteria decrease the possibility by half of the two most

common types of bacteria

help plan

Lz bacteria


71.

V1 ysun311 740 V39

A B A dust B

dust disease

weaken

Lz A B more likely to have the diet that helps prevent the disease.


72.

V1 ysun311 740 V39

specialized organized sports nurse

treatment

strengthen nurse

Lz report treatment

V1

evaluate 1. 2.

minor injuries

1. decade

2. serious injuries

V2

children treatment children

argue

treatment support

organized sport

treatment

V3 cnhelen

overuse 8.1million

untreated


73.

V1 ysun311 740 V39

weaken

Lz

V1

/

V2

V3

D

OG12 114

OG

OG12-CR-114.

Guidebook writer: I have visited hotels throughout the country and have noticed that in those

built before 1930 the quality of the original carpentry work is generally superior to that in hotels

built afterward. Clearly carpenters working on hotels before 1930 typically worked with more skill,

care, and effort than carpenters who have worked on hotels built subsequently.

Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the guidebook writer's argument?

(A) The quality of original carpentry in hotels is generally far superior to the quality of original

carpentry in other structures, such as houses and stores.

(B) Hotels built since 1930 can generally accommodate more guests than those built before 1930.

(C) The materials available to carpenters working before 1930 were not significantly different in

quality from the materials available to carpenters working after 1930.

(D) The better the quality of original carpentry in a building, the less likely that building is to fall

into disuse and be demolished.

(E) The average length of apprenticeship for carpenters has declined significantly since 1930.

The correct answer is D.


74.

V1 flora0801

predator

V1 banqiii 710 V34

Cambridge A,B AB

A/B

A,B predator

V2 V36

dim, white

evaluate


75. pesticide plant

V1

pesticide plant smog

sample

A sample

76.

V1 lululuna

__

a,

A

V1

~

~~

~~

V2

, ICE,

.

,

V3

support


77.

V1 sherry 750

bulabula


78.

V1

E coli


79.

V1


80.

V1 summercakee

technology circumstances

subsides

cost-efficientsince complete

cost technology subsides


81.

V1 melodyzhao91

V2

A

V1

no more than normal trucks

A seriousness

no more than

V2

yoyo YY A B


82.

V1 talway 760 V41

bias weaken

V2 Shirak07 760 V42

JJ82

V1 EYMA 750

funding sponsor

average criticism sponsor

publish

sponsorship bias assumption if true best weaken

(

)


83.

V1 talway 760 V41

weaken

V2 candiesnine 710

weaken


84.

V1 xiaoqiangqlc

sanjay

sanjay

sanjay predecessor

V2

expose to

narrow

V3 doveandy 710 V33

narrow "influence"


85.

V1 xiaoqiangqlc

9%

-------

V1 haidadami2011 V35

new born sheep

V2 beckywen

protect expensive

__________

V3 Gothicly

(garment)

() afford

since____

V4 babee2queen

M

M

since________

V5

_______

V6

since

moreover


A

V7

()

afford since____

V8

lambs lambs

since______

1

2

V9

rate 10% and

V10 710 V34

lamb JJ

JJ since____)

C. the lamb survival survived from the extreme cold will sold a price significantly lower than the

one who has not been exposed to the extreme cold.

V11

since and_________

at risk

V12

complete ...

few adult yang will die from cold

86.E

V1 xiaoqiangqlc

E DNA

V1 yanjingxiaofei 700 V31

A cattle cattle

lydia cattle blabla A

lydia

A A to from lydia

A no longer exist

V2 starmirror 700 V33

gene

assumption

D

E XX D

V3 arthur7997 V35

Exxians Italian

peninsula ancient rome DNA of the cattle

breed lyrid() in turkey. turkeyorigin,

support

C Italian peninusula

V4 kara2046 700

E ROME E cattle Turkey

cattle cattle cattle turkey E support.

cattle migrate.

V5 tinatomoyan

Etruscan

cattles farm( E ) Turkey

Lydia cattles E Lydia

farm


87.

V1

1987 1996

common low shruds strengthen

low shruds 1987 uncommon

88.

V1

V1 lewisray820

remove regulation on importation of

weaken

V2 loverwy 780

V3 pureme831216 770

JJ

V4

weaken

V5

+

weaken

V6 710

89.

V1 flavia878 700 V34

NB

assumption

V2 hibiscus613

weaken

genetic


90.

V1 flavia878 700 V34

GWD plankton

plankton

hypothesis which option argues against that the hypothesis is

wrong

TM weaken strenthen GWD

V2 locky V30+

iron iron

tricky which of the following weaken, on the basis of

author's conclusion

YY Iron

GWD

Plankton generally thrive in areas of the ocean with sufficient concentrations of certain nitrogen

compounds near the surface, where plankton live. Nevertheless, some areas, though rich in these

nitrogen compounds, have few plankton. These areas have particularly low concentrations of iron,

and oceanographers hypothesize that this shortage of iron prevents plankton from thriving. However, an experimental release of iron compounds into one such area failed to produce a thriving

plankton population, even though local iron concentrations increased immediately.

Which of the following, if true, argues most strongly against concluding, on the basis of the

information above, that the oceanographers hypothesis is false?

A. Not all of the nitrogen compounds that are sometimes found in relatively high

concentrations in the oceans are nutrients for plankton.

B. Certain areas of the ocean support an abundance of plankton despite having particularly low concentrations of iron.

C. The release of the iron compounds did not increase the supply of nitrogen compounds in

the area.

D. A few days after the iron compounds were released, ocean currents displaced the iron-rich water from the surface.

E. The iron compounds released into the area occur naturally in areas of the ocean where plankton thrive.

V1 huangdapei V35


weaken

91.

V1 locky V30+

XX YY assumption

V1 bellayaya V35

detergent

conclude marketing

: detergent,

V2 candelacheuk 730 V39

Fiber //whatever A

A

Ans fiberstructure protect

V3 lycheess 680 V30

fuzz

jj

15

2

3

2

V4

V5

V6


92.

V1 locky V30+

in peason YY

= = video video catch up

....

V2 shua2015 V39

video lecture hard

V1

by video

evaluate

WHETHER

V2

vedio

video observers lecture lecture

hard to follow evaluate

1, lecture

2 lecture time

3 video lecture hard


93.

V1 locky V30+

fashion show full time

exxx e style

exxxx style _____

full time

V2 doveandy 710 V33

V1

V1 sunny0703 650 V28

celebrity label

sense of trend label \

label

label

V2 chrisfam18 720 V38

V1 milktree

style establish

label fashion style

employ designer

V3

Entertainment stars begin to professional desginers

(labels) begins to become less style, since___________.

entertianment stars stars ()

V4 dairywanted 680

entertainment celebrity fashion label

label idea

celebrity label less stylish___________.

A label

B. celebrity

C. label celebrity

celebrity

Jimmyzhang2012

label idea

less stylish


94.E

V1 locky V30+

E BC 2 9 art E H

E

E

freedom of the region

assumption

&freedom

H

V1

art cannot be identify trade

assumption


95.

V1 V36

A well XXX.ThereforeB taughtA

A A B

V1 wsxangela

N

weaken

N

V2 cindytaurus 720

A

weaken

A A occupied

V3 fanaf821 V38

colony permissionp

a potentional food weaken

intended ship intended

a

a conflict corporation

hulled p.s:


96.

V1 xiaoqiangqlc


97.

V1 xiaoqiangqlc


98.

V1 xiaoqiangqlc


99.

V1 594074346

evaluate

V1


100.

V1 jennyli2014

introduced a two-door car, four-door car handling features and

safety two-door cars involve more incidents in which rolling

over... four-door cars

V1

two-door two-door four-door

two-door four-door

two-door 25

V2

two-door


101.

V1 740

V1

baroque

baroque price level


102.

32

103.

V1 740 V40

AB reinvest

return in investment

B reasoning

V2 dianli1026 750 V40

jj

V3 HugoDpl 740 V40

A

B double

weakenB

V1 Alchemhist 750 V42

A:

B

B

B

V2 zyy8140991

a ill b 2 b flaw

5 2 effective

V3 740 V39

10

V4 lunlun1991

reinvestmentn weaken

n

V5 770

social ill

social ill

invest Moreover,


invest 10 20 (twice as much as today)

weaken

1 social ill

2lz

2

3

V6

V1

investment,

N N

104.

V1 bangbeibei 680

XY X

X

V2 seventeennorth

M C target

high class target H&M Coach

M C XY


105.

V1 bangbeibei 680

assumption


106.

V1 zycayu

xx

a record

V1

n storm

assumption

V2

storm tsunami storm tsunami

tsunami earthquake wall

V3

CITY X 9


107.

V1 wtzymj 710 V35

recession incentive programm

used furniture used offices program

+

V2 doveandy 710 V33

recoup cost

inventories.

V1 xiaochanxue 700 V36

furniture supply company

update office supply

blabla

company

V2 sunxiaotong

furniture office furniture

recoup cost

manufacturer


108.

V1 wtzymj 710 V35

fatty

reasoning flaw

flaw xxxx xxxx


mass mass ratio

intelligent fatty

intelligent flaw

characteristic was evolved for function

function

V1

fatty

BE B


109. manufacture


manufacture manu


110.



111.

V1 Roxanne

roof Windows

roof windows

support plan

windows roof

V1 mkgjuice V31

roof, window

debris

debris roof

V2 Gmat 710 V34

weaken

V3 lemonwm V29

jj debris

V4

hurricane

debris

~roof that is dislodged by hurricane

V5

hurrican Citizens

human injuries human injuries

much of the deribs from the window are roof


112.

V1 katherine22 V42

pre 1670, clay


pipe predate to 1670by 1670

trade pipe


113.

V1 titanism 730

10% 15%

V1 jungao4 750

premium oil premium oil

10% premium oil premium oil premium oil

premium oil premium oil 15%

V2 youngphone 710 V34

premium

jj old car

V3 holacra 710 V34.

premium oil p oil

10% premium oil 15%

premium oil

premium oil lease expensive 25%( H,

25%

25%)

V4 vvvjy8868 700

premium oil premium 25%

V5 740

premium 10% 15%

strengthen


V6 Hugsy710 V34

~~~ 25%

V7 angeliayy

premium oil premium oil

10% premium oil premium oil premium oil

premium oil premium oil 15%

premium oil fuel-efficiency premium oil

premium oil

V8 nowwsy

NB NB 5% NB

15% NB NB

ASSUMPTION: NB

V9 dingyang890531

premium gas 10 take full advantage

of the premium gas 12% waste

assumption premium gas not less fuel efficient

114.

V1 titanism 730

25


slightly more than 100 typeseach of type has different inventories

inventoriesthe median of the types is English,

which has just over 40 inventories. the extreme are brazialanguage, which has only 10

inventories and Africa, which has over100 inventories

inventories inventory inventories

inventory sorry

Africa inventories inventories in common

inventories Africa

inventories inventories inventories

V1 freemanys 740 V39

25 40 extreme

7 100

V2 tx_stephanie 730 V38

100 H

H 24 25 40+

100

H H

at least H

V3 phylisme 710

phoneme 25 phonemeEnglish 45

most of others extreme, CB

phoneme African Languages 100 inconsistent

phoneme

some language nearly all the phoneme in the world

African languages phoneme

phoneme

some language nearly all the phoneme in the world


115.

V1 titanism 730

convenience


116.

V1 titanism 730


117.

V1 gloryne

patent patent

patent patent

A patent patent

B patent

V2 Shirak07 760 V42


118.

V1 chit1214 V35

species farm

5

species


119.


:

555

xxx

V2 katherine22 V42

vibrant journalism democracy

education & arts assumption

V3 Shirak07 760 V42

journalism

high-quality journalism

fund assumption

high-quality journalism not necessary

value high-quality journalism as much as information

high-quality journalism

V4 m1nt V41

vibrant journalism democracy

journalism

non profit education art

1 journa

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