下面的内容是大全【Section4】。在GRE填空备考时，考生首先需要对填空题中常见的逻辑关系有所了解，然后再来分析句子之间的关系。下面我们来尝试做一些练习吧!
Section 4
1. Apparently, advanced tortoise evolved multiple times: the high-domed shells and columnar, elephantine feet of current forms are specialization for terrestrial life that evolved ________ on each continent.
A. independently
B. interchangeable
C. paradoxically
D. simultaneously
E. symmetrically
2. Instead of demonstrating the ________ of archaeological applications of electronic remote sensing, the pioneering study became, to some skeptics, an illustration of the imprudence of interpreting sites based on virtual archaeology
A. ubiquity
B. limitation
C. promise
D. redundancy
E. complexity
3. Given the (i)________ the committees and the (ii)________ natures of its investigation, it would be unreasonable to gainsay the committee’s conclusions at first glance.
Blank (i)
A. sterling reputation of
B. lack of funding for
C. ad hoc existence of
Blank (ii)
D. superficial
E. spontaneous
F. exhaustive
4. Though many professional book reviewers would agree that criticism should be (i)________ enterprise, a tendency to write (ii)________ reviews has risen, partly out of the mistaken belief that sharing personal details will help reviewers stand out of the pack.
Blank (i)
A. an anonymous
B. an evenhanded
C. a spirited
Blank (ii)
D. scathing
E. confessional
F. superficial
本文的内容是GRE填空最新500题大全【Section4】。
5. Scientific papers often (i)________ what actually happened in the course of the investigations they describe, Misunderstandings, blind alleys, and mistakes of various sorts of will fail to appear in the find written accounts, because (ii)________ is a desirable attribute when transmitting results in a scientific report and would be poorly served by (iii)________.
Blank (i)
A. amplify
B. misrepresent
C. particularize
Blank (ii)
D. transparency
E. efficiency
F. exhaustiveness
Blank (iii)
G. a comprehensive historical account
H. a purely quantitative analysis
I. overly superficial discussion
6. Analysis of 47.5-million-year-old fossils from Pakistan has yielded fresh insights into the early ancestors of modern whales. For example, Maiacetus inuus was a land animal (i)________ life in the sea. One Maiacetus inuus fossil encased a fetus positioned for a head-first delivery, which is typical of a land mammal and suggests the species gave birth onshore. But it probably spent much of its time (ii)________: its big teeth were suite for catching fish, while its flipper-like feet must have been (iii)________ walking.
Blank (i)
A. resistant
B. removed from
C. adapted to
Blank (ii)
D. in the water
E. fleeing from predators
F. protecting its young
Blank (iii)
G. incompatible with
H. clumsy for
I. strengthened by
7. The Chavez Pass archaeological site was initially interpreted as indicative of ________ society, since it was thought to have been at the center of a cluster of smaller, contemporary settlements that it presumably controlled.
A. an expansionist
B. a hierarchical
C. an urban
D. a heterogeneous
E. a diverse
F. a stratified
8. Even if the story now seems a surprisingly innocuous overture to the authors later, more fully developed narrations, it ________ some of the key traits of those bleaker tales.
A. avoids
B. belies
C. undercuts
D. anticipates
E. possesses
F. prefigures
9. In the absence of a surface gradient, the new laws of refraction and reflection are ________ the conventional, law, so they represent more of an extension than a complete revolution.
A. inferable from
B. entailed by
C. antithetical to
D. coincident with
E. antecedent to
F. oppositional to
10. While recognizing that recent reports of cyber warfare, phone-hacking scandals, and identity thefts have tended to accent the destructive connotation of the word, Sue Halpemn maintains that “hacking” is such ________ term that its meaning nearly always derives form its context.
A. a generic
B. an inclusive
C. a positive
D. a subjective
E. an affirmative
F. a technical