GRE Question of the Day (Mordad 28, 1397)
That we may become flaccid after our rivals have been vanquished, and we are surrounded by those friendly to our interests, is in no way a(n) (i) _ observation. Still, history is rife with examples where a sense of (ii) _ pervades once a people have achieved victory. Yet, even were this insight more (iii) _, few would take notice, as human nature is wont to ignore future threats in times of prosperity.
Blank (i)
A. pithy
B. trite
C. astounding
Blank (ii)
D. duty
E. camaraderie
F. complacency
Blank (iii)
G. widely circulated
H. clearly unassailable
I. hastily dismissed
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Answer: C/F/G
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That we may become flaccid after our rivals have been vanquished, and we are surrounded by those friendly to our interests, is in no way a(n) (i) _ observation. Still, history is rife with examples where a sense of (ii) _ pervades once a people have achieved victory. Yet, even were this insight more (iii) _, few would take notice, as human nature is wont to ignore future threats in times of prosperity.
Blank (i)
A. pithy
B. trite
C. astounding
Blank (ii)
D. duty
E. camaraderie
F. complacency
Blank (iii)
G. widely circulated
H. clearly unassailable
I. hastily dismissed
@ibtil
Answer: C/F/G
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@ibtil
دوره 63
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دوره 63
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شروع دوره : 29 آبان
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GRE Question of the Day (Mordad 30, 1397)
The amount of self-abasement with which the inmate ______ the probation panel to be set free verged on the humiliating; nevertheless, the judges remained unmoved and he was ultimately sent back to his cell to serve another three years.
A. beseeched
B. chided
C. snubbed
D. conceded
E. bedazzled
@ibtil
Answer: A
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The amount of self-abasement with which the inmate ______ the probation panel to be set free verged on the humiliating; nevertheless, the judges remained unmoved and he was ultimately sent back to his cell to serve another three years.
A. beseeched
B. chided
C. snubbed
D. conceded
E. bedazzled
@ibtil
Answer: A
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 1, 1397)
Recent meteorological conditions in areas of the northeastern part of the country have been so (i) __ as to leave scientists (ii) __. Even those models scientists developed to (iii) __ these extreme outliers have been found wanting.
Blank (i)
A. predictable
B. aberrant
C. taxing
Blank (ii)
D. indifferent
E. dumbfounded
F. crestfallen
Blank (iii)
G. accommodate
H. circumscribe
I. discount
@ibtil
Answer: B/E/G
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Recent meteorological conditions in areas of the northeastern part of the country have been so (i) __ as to leave scientists (ii) __. Even those models scientists developed to (iii) __ these extreme outliers have been found wanting.
Blank (i)
A. predictable
B. aberrant
C. taxing
Blank (ii)
D. indifferent
E. dumbfounded
F. crestfallen
Blank (iii)
G. accommodate
H. circumscribe
I. discount
@ibtil
Answer: B/E/G
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 3, 1397)
Even though the mayor was not ___ the argument for the proposal, she decided to
forgo her vote.
(A) influenced by
(B) cognizant of
(C) in support of
(D) opposed to
(E) indifferent to
@ibtil
Answer: E
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Even though the mayor was not ___ the argument for the proposal, she decided to
forgo her vote.
(A) influenced by
(B) cognizant of
(C) in support of
(D) opposed to
(E) indifferent to
@ibtil
Answer: E
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 6, 1397)
SELECT TWO ANSWER CHOICES.
Many scholars studying leadership _ cult of the celebrity that has been fostered both by the media and by politicians’ public relations staffs, arguing that it trivialized politics.
A. abet
B. decry
C. impugn
D. peruse
E. countenance
F. condemn
@ibtil
Answer: B/F
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SELECT TWO ANSWER CHOICES.
Many scholars studying leadership _ cult of the celebrity that has been fostered both by the media and by politicians’ public relations staffs, arguing that it trivialized politics.
A. abet
B. decry
C. impugn
D. peruse
E. countenance
F. condemn
@ibtil
Answer: B/F
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 7, 1397)
Although New York exhilarated him, even at first Leger’s reaction to it was not _: he was initially bothered by its stunning verticality.
A. unspontaneous
B. unintentional
C. unqualified
D. unhopeful
E. uninterested
@ibtil
Answer: C
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Although New York exhilarated him, even at first Leger’s reaction to it was not _: he was initially bothered by its stunning verticality.
A. unspontaneous
B. unintentional
C. unqualified
D. unhopeful
E. uninterested
@ibtil
Answer: C
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 8, 1397)
The guilty-pleasure of the play lies in its invitation for us to identify with its characters attractive, articulate young women and young men (i) _ behavior that, from the outside, may look more than a little (ii) _: though the actions are initially repugnant, we cannot help but share the point of the view of the characters committing them.
Blank (i)
A. lament
B. execrate
C. rationalize
Blank (ii)
D. trivial
E. altruistic
F. monstrous
@ibtil
Answer: C/F
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The guilty-pleasure of the play lies in its invitation for us to identify with its characters attractive, articulate young women and young men (i) _ behavior that, from the outside, may look more than a little (ii) _: though the actions are initially repugnant, we cannot help but share the point of the view of the characters committing them.
Blank (i)
A. lament
B. execrate
C. rationalize
Blank (ii)
D. trivial
E. altruistic
F. monstrous
@ibtil
Answer: C/F
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 10, 1397)
SELECT TWO ANSWER CHOICES.
Today the chair of task force in charge of revising the psychiatric diagnostic manual is _ post—people work for years to position themselves as candidates—but in the early 1970s, descriptive psychiatry was a backwater.
A. a coveted
B. an arduous
C. a taxing
D. a lucrative
E. an enviable
F. an influential
@ibtil
Answer: A/E
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SELECT TWO ANSWER CHOICES.
Today the chair of task force in charge of revising the psychiatric diagnostic manual is _ post—people work for years to position themselves as candidates—but in the early 1970s, descriptive psychiatry was a backwater.
A. a coveted
B. an arduous
C. a taxing
D. a lucrative
E. an enviable
F. an influential
@ibtil
Answer: A/E
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 12, 1397)
The book is not comprehensive but is, instead, (i) _ in the most positive sense:(ii)_____ rather than settles.
Blank (i)
A. definitive
B. provocative
C. timely
Blank (ii)
D. stipulates
E. suggests
F. disseminates
@ibtil
Answer: B/E
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The book is not comprehensive but is, instead, (i) _ in the most positive sense:(ii)_____ rather than settles.
Blank (i)
A. definitive
B. provocative
C. timely
Blank (ii)
D. stipulates
E. suggests
F. disseminates
@ibtil
Answer: B/E
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 13, 1397)
Women in the mining towns of the American West were strictly stereotyped into neat categories of public and private, good and bad, but the 100 intrepid female prospectors in Zanjani’s book managed to (i) _ those categories. In addition to providing documentation that demolishes the all-male version of prospecting, Zanjani uses the examples of her female loners to (ii) _ some of the (iii) _ generalizations about Euro-American women as uniformly nurturant and sociable pioneers.
Blank (i)
A. inhabit
B. divulge
C. confound
Blank (ii)
D. puncture
E. invent
F. perpetuate
Blank (iii)
G. accurate
H. unknown
I. facile
@ibtil
Answer: C/D/I
@GRE_Borzabadi
Women in the mining towns of the American West were strictly stereotyped into neat categories of public and private, good and bad, but the 100 intrepid female prospectors in Zanjani’s book managed to (i) _ those categories. In addition to providing documentation that demolishes the all-male version of prospecting, Zanjani uses the examples of her female loners to (ii) _ some of the (iii) _ generalizations about Euro-American women as uniformly nurturant and sociable pioneers.
Blank (i)
A. inhabit
B. divulge
C. confound
Blank (ii)
D. puncture
E. invent
F. perpetuate
Blank (iii)
G. accurate
H. unknown
I. facile
@ibtil
Answer: C/D/I
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 15, 1397)
When studying human history, one must be aware that the _ between historical periods are arbitrary; certainly none of the people alive at the time were aware of a shift from one era to another.
A. judgments
B. ideologies
C. innovations
D. demarcations
E. episodes
@ibtil
Answer: D
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When studying human history, one must be aware that the _ between historical periods are arbitrary; certainly none of the people alive at the time were aware of a shift from one era to another.
A. judgments
B. ideologies
C. innovations
D. demarcations
E. episodes
@ibtil
Answer: D
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GRE Question of the Day (Shahrivar 17, 1397)
Inuit print making is less (i) _ than carving in that it does not have substantial historical precedents, although there are (ii) _ incised carvings on bone or antler, facial tattoo marks or inlay skin work on clothing, mitts and footwear. Carving materials such as stone, bone, antler, wood, and ivory were (iii) _, but paper and drawing tools were unknown until introduced by early explorers and missionaries.
Blank (i)
A. traditional
B. prestigious
C. anomalous
Blank (ii)
D. affinities with
E. objections to
F. regulations about
Blank (iii)
G. locally available
H. rarely used
I. virtually interchangeable
@ibtil
Answer: A/D/G
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Inuit print making is less (i) _ than carving in that it does not have substantial historical precedents, although there are (ii) _ incised carvings on bone or antler, facial tattoo marks or inlay skin work on clothing, mitts and footwear. Carving materials such as stone, bone, antler, wood, and ivory were (iii) _, but paper and drawing tools were unknown until introduced by early explorers and missionaries.
Blank (i)
A. traditional
B. prestigious
C. anomalous
Blank (ii)
D. affinities with
E. objections to
F. regulations about
Blank (iii)
G. locally available
H. rarely used
I. virtually interchangeable
@ibtil
Answer: A/D/G
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