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1、GRE26及答案解析(总分:26.98,做题时间:120 分钟)一、PART ONE (Time:30(总题数:7,分数:7.00)1.Rose was one of the children who observe and -|_|-much, and now and then- their friends by a wise or confounding remark.(分数:1.00)A.prattle . amuseB.meditate . nonplusC.praise . displeaseD.meddle . surpriseE.absorb . insult2.Initiall
2、y -|_|-expectation, Stella was dismayed to learn that her new duties would not be performed in the golden -|_|-of a queen or a princess, but the drab uniform of a cook.(分数:1.00)A.bereft of . garbB.deprived of . garmentC.full of . apparelD.deluged with . pretensionsE.freed from . accessories3.The Cou
3、rt had made clear that the Federal Government is one of -|_|-and enumerated powers, and thus none of them allow the government to -|_|-its citizens legal rights in their own jurisdictions.(分数:1.00)A.limited abrogateB.special containC.judicial questionD.essential challengeE.expansive rescind4.The vir
4、eos comeback may prove that habitat along streams in Southern California is recovering from the effects of pollution, -|_|-indicator of environmental health in a state that has lost most of its -|_|-woodlands.(分数:1.00)A.a leading . superfluousB.an apocryphal . ecologicalC.a partial . surfeitD.a tell
5、ing . riparianE.an anecdotal . arboreal5.What Spinoza says of laws is equally true of party-platformsthat those are strong which appeal to reason, but -|_|-which compel the assent both of reason and the common affections of mankind.(分数:1.00)A.worthyB.impregnableC.relevantD.baseE.insupportable6.After
6、 a while, his anger abated, he stopped hurling -|_|-and, as he often did after such an outburst, became quite -|_|-.(分数:1.00)A.floridities . unassumingB.imprecations . remorsefulC.explications . ruefulD.epigrams . meekE.hyperbole . choleric7.Perfect certainty belongs only to the gods; the rest of us
7、 have to make do with science and its -|_|-.(分数:1.00)A.imperfectionsB.conclusionsC.methodologiesD.hyperboleE.resignation二、SECTION 2(总题数:1,分数:1.00)That large regions of the galaxy can be influenced by the formation of massive stars in a few localized regions requires that star formation somehow be co
8、ordinated over long periods of time. The process commences with a single O-type star or a cluster of such stars in a giant molecular cloud, around which stellar radiation, winds and explosions carve a modest cavity from of the surrounding interstellar medium, concomitantly destroying the progenitor
9、cloud. Perchance this disturbance triggers star formation in a nearby cloud, and so on, until the interstellar medium in this corner of the galaxy resembles Swiss cheese, composed of what theorists have recently begun to refer to as bubbles, or superbubbles, one of the most exciting discoveries in a
10、strophysics in years. Within a hot bubble, the sun has revealed itself in x-rays emitted by highly ionized trace ions such as oxygen and at some point in the process of its formation, nearby bubbles commence to overlap, coalescing into a superbubble. The energy from more and more O-type stars feeds
11、this expanding superbubble until its natural buoyancy stretches it from the midplane up toward the halo, forming a chimneythe superbubble thus becomes a pathway for hot interior gas to spread into the upper reaches of the galactic atmosphere, producing a widespread corona. Far from its source of ene
12、rgy, the coronal gas slowly starts to cool and condense into clouds. Over eons, these clouds fall back to the galaxys mid-plane, completing the fountain-like cycle and replenishing the galactic disk with cool clouds from which star formation begins anew. Star formation often occurs in sporadic but i
13、ntense bursts, but in the Milky Way the competing feedback effects almost balance out, so that stars form at an unhurried pacejust 10 per year on average, except in some galaxies where positive feedback has gained the upper hand. 20 million to 50 million years ago, star formation in the central part
14、s of M82 began running out of control. Our galaxy, too, may have had sporadic bursts, and the way these starbursts occur, and what turns them off must be tied to the complex relation between stars and the tenuous atmosphere from which they precipitate. Progress will be made in this complicated subje
15、ct as astronomers continue to study how the medium is cycled through stars, through the different phases of the medium, and between the disk and the halo. Observations of other galaxies give astronomers a birds-eye view of the interstellar goings-on, and answer such a critical question as whether st
16、ars are really the main source of power for the interstellar medium. The loop above the Cassiopeia superbubble1looks uncomfortably similar to the prominences that arch above the surface of the sun, prominences which owe much to the magnetic field in the solar atmosphere, and scientists have begun to
17、 wonder if magnetic activity dominates our galaxys atmosphere. (分数:0.98)(1).The primary function of the passage as a whole is to -|_|-.(分数:0.14)A.indicate the direction that research into a particular physical phenomenon should takeB.illustrate the limitations of applying mathematics to complicated
18、astrophysical phenomenaC.clarify the differences between an old explanation of a physical phenomenon and a new model of itD.introduce a new explanation of a physical phenomenonE.explain the difference between two related physical phenomena(2).Which of the following best describes the organization of
19、 the first paragraph?(分数:0.14)A.A theory is presented and criticized.B.A phenomenon is named and then explained.C.A model is described and evaluated for consistency.D.A result is reported and its importance explained.E.A hypothesis is introduced and contrary evidence presented.(3).According to the p
20、assage, the more superbubbles that exist in a galaxy, -|_|-.(分数:0.14)A.the longer the star-formation process will take placeB.the greater the amount of interstellar gas in the galaxyC.the higher the positive feedback rate of star formation in the galaxyD.the less magnetic activity in that galaxyE.th
21、e more regular the intervals of star formation(4).According to the passage, which of the following is true about the way stars usually form?(分数:0.14)A.They tend to overlap as they appear.B.They tend to result from the residual matter of supernovas.C.They tend to generate in sudden irregular fits.D.T
22、hey tend to destroy their progenitor clouds.E.They tend to form away from gas coronas.(5).According to the explanation given in the passage, which of the following causes superbubbles to gradually assume the shape of a chimney?(分数:0.14)A.The gravitational attraction of supernovas adjacent to the reg
23、ion of the chimney s formationB.The effect of entropy on the relative abundance of hot interior gas within the superbubbleC.A chemical reaction involving ionized trace ions at the heart of the superbubbleD.A tendency toward coalescence in the gases that contribute to the formation of the superbubble
24、E.A natural buoyancy of the superbubble, which causes the chimney to stretch and become a gaseous conduit(6).It can be inferred from the passage that which of the following would occur if the chimneys formed by superbubbles failed to deliver their hot interior gas? . The surrounding galaxy would lac
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