GRE出国考试全真模拟试卷(2)-中大网校

中大网校引领成功职业人生

中大网校 “十佳网络教育机构”、 “十佳职业培训机构” 网址： GRE出国考试全真模拟试卷（2）

总分：2400分 及格：1440分 考试时间：180分

Analyze an Issue 30 Minutes ;Analyze an Argument 30 Minutes

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中大网校引领成功职业人生

中大网校 “十佳网络教育机构”、 “十佳职业培训机构” 网址： (2)

Approximately 25 questions 35minutes

(1) Uriah Phillips Levy fought anti—Semitism to rise through the ranks and becomea

commodore of the U．S．Navy．He first went to sea at age 10，returning only forhis bar mitzvah

three years later before taking off again．He was 20 years old by Line the time the War of l812 中大网校引领成功职业人生

中大网校 “十佳网络教育机构”、 “十佳职业培训机构” 网址： began，and he served as sailing master aboard the USS (5)Argus，was captured with his crew，and spent 16 months in a ritishprison．Hisnaval career was never smooth sailing；he was court—martialed and dismissed forrefusing to use corporal punishment．Only the intervention of

President Tylerenabled his reinstatement．As commodore，Levy commanded the Mediterranean

fleet and abolished flogging as a form of naval discipline．Today，Levy is better(10) known as

the person who purchased Monticello from Thomas lefferson’s daughter-and whose heirs turned

the property over to the people as a museumand memorial-than as a naval hero． Consider

each of the choices separately and select all that apply． 根据以上内容，回答{TSE}题。

(2)Assuming that the final sentence of the passage is true，which of these suppositions might

explain it?

(3)Underline the sentence that suggests that Levy’s career relied in some degreeon patronage．

(4)Klezmer，a name that means “song instrument，”is a musical tradition that developed in

southeastern Europe more than 600 years ago．Itinerant musiciansknown as klezmorim would

perform at celebrations．Instruments for more Line modern klezmer typically include violins，flutes，piccolos，accordions，hammered(5)dulcimers，clarinets，cellos or double basses，and

occasionally small drums． The object of klezmer is to make music that imitates the

human voice．whether wailing or laughing．Over the years，a variety of cultural influences have

shaped klezmer，from Yiddish songs to Russian folk music and from early jazz to Gypsy

dances．Most klezmer music is meant for dancing，but there are several(10) improvisational

forms of klezmer that are meant to serve as a backdrop for awedding banquet or other solemn

occasion．Select one answer choice． The primary purpose of the passage is to 中大网校引领成功职业人生

中大网校 “十佳网络教育机构”、 “十佳职业培训机构” 网址：

(5)根据问题，分别回答{TSE}题。

(6)Dengue fever，unlike many other tropical diseases，is equally____________incities and in

rural areas．

(7)Wallaroos are(i) ____________in size between kangaroos and wallabies，and theirname is(ii)

____________a blend of those two animal names．

(8)The term quattrocento，referring to the 1400s，is used to(i) ____________art of the late

Middle Ages and early Renaissance，(ii) ____________art that rejected Gothic and Byzantine

forms and instead(iii) ____________the classical patterns of the ancient Greeks and Romans．

中大网校引领成功职业人生

中大网校 “十佳网络教育机构”、 “十佳职业培训机构” 网址： (9) From the early l700s through the l800s，having one’s paintings shown at the annual

Salon de Paris was de rigueur for any serious artist．From 1748．a panel of iudges awarded prizes

to the artworks they considered best．The public Line was welcome to visit，and art critics

sprang up，writing essays for the Paris(5) newspapers about their favorite and least favorite

artists of the day． The conservative nature of the furied exhibitions proved harmful at first

to the impressionists，whose work did not meet with the panels’favor．For several years，important new artists saw their works rejected．In 1863，Napo160n Ⅲ ordered the opening of

the Salon des Refus6s，which hung paintings that had been(10)turned down by the official

Salon．Perhaps the most famous painting hung in the Salon des Refus6s in that first year was

Manet’s Ledeieuner sur l'herbe，which titillated dcandalized viewers with its focus on a nude

woman lunching in a park with fully dressed male companions．Painters such as Whistler，C6zanne， Manet，and Cassatt would continue to exhibit in their own salons in the years to(15)

come，and eventually he government of France stopped sanctioning the official Salon de

Parjs．Consider each of the choices separately and select all that apply． 根据以上内容，回答{TSE}题。

(10)In the first sentence of the passage．what does the author mean by“de rigueur”?

(11)The author implies that the original Salon de Paris eventually lost favor with the government

because