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The 1966 Mexican art exhibition "Confrontation 66" seemed to define the Mexican art world as one in which political alignment was ____________, yet painter Joy Laville rose to prominence with paintings devoid of contentiousness.
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Higgins is that rare phenomenon, a writer to whose fiction one goes in search of (i)_______________ of the writer' s life rather than vice versa, the more usual direction. In a sense, indeed, life and fiction are one for Higgins, since as far as can be ascertained, he has never written of anything that did not (ii)____________ his own experience. Yet even though he mines his own life to supply raw material for his writing, the precise facts of that life remain (ili)______________.
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Proponents of the legislation argued that its critics` valid but minor points did not________ the assertion that the bill would be far more beneficial than hurtful to the nation's citizens.
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The singer did not perform at full volume during the opera's opening act, but that may have been because she was________ her voice for the two difficult and lengthy subsequent acts.
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Start with a basic point: reading is a fundamentally (i)________ act. Anyone who has ever taught a child to read will remember the difficulty involved in distinguishing, for instance, between lowercase b, d, and p. After all, if you move them around or flip them over, they (ii)________. And we have to be taught also to (iii)________ not just a few of these odd marks but the thousands that go into telling even the simplest children's story.
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Throughout human history, intelligence and consciousness have been________ concepts: those possessing much of the former are assumed, in some ill-defined way, to be more conscious than those less astute.
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While there is no evidence that Bigfoot is real, several well-known species were once thought to be________; the okapi, for instance, was known as the “African unicorn" until explorers obtained proof of its existence.
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Guy takes a characteristically________ approach in his biographical narrative of Queen Elizabeth I, taking nothing at face value and believing that no accepted view is beyond scrutiny.
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Hubbert's 1956 prediction that peak oil output in the United States would occur in or around 1970 was met with little (i)________ at the time, but daily output did peak in 1970,and since then Hubbert's calculations have been viewed as extraordinarily (ii)________.
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Not only did observers report fraud at some polling stations, but the official vote count itself was_________.
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Some historians claim that geography and climate shaped the course of history, an assertion that implies a fairly________ role for individuals as agents of historical change.
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维度一：词汇能力
qualification----以下哪个意思，常在GRE填空里出现？
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unimpressed----以下哪个翻译最合适？
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unfounded ---- 以下哪个选项和单词的意思一致？
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objective ----下面哪个选项不是这个单词的同义词？
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unassailable ----下面哪个选项不是这个单词的同义词？
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champion ----下面哪个选项不是这个单词的同义词？
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repudiate ----下面哪个选项不是这个单词的同义词？
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