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											Sentence Completion. Because it arrives so early in the season,before many other birds,the robin has been called the_____of spring.  | 
											
												
													Hostage
													Autocrat
													Compass
													Newcomer
														Harbinger
												
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											| 2 | 
											Sentence Completion. For Miro art became a______ritual; paper and pencils were holy objects to him and he worked as though he were performing a religious rite.  | 
											
												
													Superficial
													Sacred
													banal
													Cryptic
												
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											| 3 | 
											Sentence Completion. The young man was quickly promoted when his employer's saw how______he was.  | 
											
												
													Indigent
													Indifferent
													Assiduous
													Lethargic
														Cursory
												
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											| 4 | 
											Sentence Completion. The_______pittance the widow receives from the government cannot keep her from poverty.  | 
											
												
													Magnanimous
													Indulgent
													Meticulous
													Munificent
														Meager
												
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											| 5 | 
											Sentence Completion. If you carry this______attitude to the conference,you will_____any supporters you may have at this moment.  | 
											
												
													Belligerent,,,,delight
													Truculent,,,,,,,alienate
													Conciliatory,,,,,defer
													Supercilious,,,,,,attract
												
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											| 6 | 
											Sentence Completion. The orator was so______that the audience because_____.  | 
											
												
													Soporific,,,,,drowsy
													Inaudible,,,,,elated
													Pompous,,,,,,bombastic
													Dramatic,,,,,,affable
												
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											| 7 | 
											Sentence Completion. Though he was theoretically a friend of labor,his voting record in Congress_______that impression.  | 
											
												
													Implied
													Created
													Confirmed
													Belied
												
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											| 8 | 
											Sentence Completion. I have no_______motive in offering this advice;I seek no personal advantage or honor.  | 
											
												
													Nominal
													Altruistic
													Incongruous
													Disinterested
														Ulterior
												
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											| 9 | 
											Sentence Completion. If you are seeking______that will resolve all our ailments,you are undertaking an impossible task.  | 
											
												
													A precedent
													A panacea
													An abstraction
													A direction
												
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											| 10 | 
											Sentence Completion. Modern architecture has discarded the_______trimming on buildings and has concentrated on an almost Greek simplicity of line.  | 
											
												
													Flamboyant
													Austere
													Inconspicuous
													Aesthetic
												
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											| 11 | 
											Sentence Completion. A______statement is an_______comparison: it does not compare things explicitly, but suggests a likeness between them.  | 
											
												
													Sarcastic,,,,unfair
													Blatant,,,,overt
													Sanguine,,,,inherent
													Metaphorical,,,,,implied
												
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											| 12 | 
											Sentence Completion. In japanese art,profound emotion is frequently couched in images of nature,observed with_______conditioned by life in a land of dramatic seasonal change,where perils of earthquake and processes awesome and beautiful.  | 
											
												
													An intimacy,,,,,precarious
													A fidelity,,,,,munificent
													A skill,,,,excessive
													An indifference,,,,,chancy
														A sensitivity,,,distinctive
												
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											| 13 | 
											Sentence Completion. Because Inspector Morse could not contain his scorn for the police commissioner,he was imprudent enough to make______remarkes about his superior officer.  | 
											
												
													Ambiguous
													Dispassionate
													Unfathomable
													Interminable
														Scathing
												
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											| 14 | 
											Sentence Completion. The texts as we have them were written down and edited carefully by Christians proud of their ancestors but unable to bear the thought of their indulging in heathen practices;thus,all references to the ancient religion of the Celts were_____if not______.  | 
											
												
													Deleted,,,,,,expunged
													Muddied,,,,,suppressed
													Labored,,,,,denigrated
													Aggrieved,,,,,overawed
														Obscure,,,,,ironic
												
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											| 15 | 
											Sentence Completion. The newest fiber-optic that carry telephone calls cross-country are made of glass so______that a piece 100 miles thick is clearer than a standard windowpane.  | 
											
												
													Fragile
													Immaculate
													Tangible
													Transparent
												
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											| 16 | 
											Sentence Completion. One of the most______educators in New York,Dr.Shalala ignited a controversy in 1984 by calling the city public schools a "rotten barrel" in need of_____reform.  | 
											
												
													Disputatious,,,,,little
													Outspoken,,,,,,systemic
													Caustic,,,,,partial
													Indifferent,,,,pretentious
														Sycophantic,,,,superficial
												
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											| 17 | 
											Sentence Completion. The _____ of time had left the castle______it towered above the village,looking much as it must have done in Richard the Lion-Hearted's time.  | 
											
												
													Repairs,,,,,,destroyed
													Remoteness,,,,,alone
													Lack,,,,,defended
													Status,,,,,lonely
														Ravages,,,,,untouched
												
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											| 18 | 
											Sentence Completion. Just as disloyalty is the mark of the renegade,_____is the mark of the _____.  | 
											
												
													Timorousness,,,hero
													Temerity,,,,,coward
													Avarice,,,,philanthropist
													Cowardice,,,,,cravan
														Vanity....flatterer
												
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											| 19 | 
											Sentence Completion. The child was so spoiled by her indulgent parents that she pouted and became_____when she did not receive all of their attention.  | 
											
												
													Discreet
													Suspicious
													Elated
													Sullen
														Tranquil
												
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											| 20 | 
											Sentence Completion. Became she had a reputation for______we were surprised and pleased when she greeted us so______.  | 
											
												
													Insolence,,,,irately
													Insouciance,,,cordially
													Graciousness,,,amiably
													Arrogance,,,,,disdainfully
														Querulousness,,,,affably
												
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