FIB Practice Set 23
Question 1: Ethnologists are convinced that many animals survive through learning ___but learning that is ____ their genetic programming, learning as thoroughly ____as the most instinctive of behavioral responses.superseded by..primitive | |
compatible with..transient | |
complementary to..familiar | |
derived from..inventive | |
dictated by. -.stereotyped |
Question 2: Though some of the information the author reveals about Russian life might surprise Americans, her major themes are ____enough.
familiar | |
thorough | |
vital | |
original | |
Interesting |
Question 3: In the early twentieth century, the discovery of radium ____ the popular imagination; not only was its discoverer, Marie Curie, idolized, but its market value ___that of the rarest gemstone.
stormed..sank to | |
horrified..approached | |
taxed..was equal to | |
enflamed..exceeded | |
escaped..was comparable to |
Question 4: The president's secretary and his chief aide adored him, and both wrote obsessively _____personal memoirs about him; unfortunately, however, ____does not make for true intimacy.
fatuous..frankness | |
devoted..idolatry | |
garrulous..confidentiality | |
candid..discretion | |
rancorous..criticism |
Question 5: Despite claims that his philosophy can be traced to ____ source, the philosophy in fact draws liberally on several traditions and methodologies and so could justifiably be termed _____.
a particular..consistent | |
a schematic..multifaceted | |
a dominant. cogent | |
an authoritative..derivative | |
a single..eclectic |
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