1.Hoping to ------- the dispute, negotiators proposed a compromise that they felt would be ------- to both labor and management.

　　enforce . . useful

　　end . . divisive

　　overcome . . unattractive

　　extend . . satisfactory

　　resolve . . acceptable

　　2.Because King Philips desire to make Spain the dominant power in sixteenth-century Europe ran counter to Queen Elizabeths insistence on autonomy for England, ------- was -------.

　　reconciliation . . assured

　　warfare . . avoidable

　　ruination . . impossible

　　conflict . . inevitable

　　diplomacy . . simple

　　3.There is no doubt that Larry is a genuine ------- : he excels at telling stories that fascinate his listeners.

　　braggart

　　dilettante

　　pilferer

　　prevaricator

　　raconteur

　　4.A discerning publishing agent can ------- promising material from a mass of submissions, separating the good from the bad.

　　supplant

　　dramatize

　　finagle

　　winnow

　　overhaul

　　5.Although some think the terms bug and insect are ------- , the former term actually refers to ------- group of insects.

　　parallel . . an identical

　　precise . . an exact

　　interchangeable . . a particular

　　exclusive . . a separate

　　useful . . a useless

　　6.The novels protagonist, a pearl diver, na?vely expects that the buyers will compete among themselves to pay him the best price for his pearl, but instead they ------- to ------- him.

　　venture . . reward

　　pretend . . praise

　　conspire . . reimburse

　　refuse . . cheat

　　collude . . swindle

　　7.The addition of descriptive details to the basic information serves to ------- the book by producing a fuller account.

　　invalidate

　　objectify

　　incite

　　celebrate

　　enrich

　　8.Ramona had never visited Niagara Falls, but she could appreciate their splendor ------- through the descriptions of others.sat

　　vicariously

　　heedlessly

　　innocuously

　　mystically

　　voluminously

　　9.Members of the research team were initially so adversarial that ---------- seemed impossible; the projects inauspicious start made its final success all the more ---------- .

　　concentration . . incidental

　　disagreement . . incongruous

　　collaboration . . predictable

　　hostility . . dazzling

　　cooperation . . remarkable

　　10.Joshuas radical ideas were frowned on by most of his coworkers, who found them too ------- for their conservative tastes.

　　heretical

　　meticulous

　　precise

　　incoherent

　　sagacious

　　1.Hoping to ------- the dispute, negotiators proposed a compromise that they felt would be ------- to both labor and management.

　　enforce . . useful

　　end . . divisive

　　overcome . . unattractive

　　extend . . satisfactory

　　resolve . . acceptable

　　2.Because King Philips desire to make Spain the dominant power in sixteenth-century Europe ran counter to Queen Elizabeths insistence on autonomy for England, ------- was -------.

　　reconciliation . . assured

　　warfare . . avoidable

　　ruination . . impossible

　　conflict . . inevitable

　　diplomacy . . simple

　　3.There is no doubt that Larry is a genuine ------- : he excels at telling stories that fascinate his listeners.

　　braggart

　　dilettante

　　pilferer

　　prevaricator

　　raconteur

　　4.A discerning publishing agent can ------- promising material from a mass of submissions, separating the good from the bad.

　　supplant

　　dramatize

　　finagle

　　winnow

　　overhaul

　　5.Although some think the terms bug and insect are ------- , the former term actually refers to ------- group of insects.

　　parallel . . an identical

　　precise . . an exact

　　interchangeable . . a particular

　　exclusive . . a separate

　　useful . . a useless

　　6.The novels protagonist, a pearl diver, na?vely expects that the buyers will compete among themselves to pay him the best price for his pearl, but instead they ------- to ------- him.

　　venture . . reward

　　pretend . . praise

　　conspire . . reimburse

　　refuse . . cheat

　　collude . . swindle

　　7.The addition of descriptive details to the basic information serves to ------- the book by producing a fuller account.

　　invalidate

　　objectify

　　incite

　　celebrate

　　enrich

　　8.Ramona had never visited Niagara Falls, but she could appreciate their splendor ------- through the descriptions of others.sat

　　vicariously

　　heedlessly

　　innocuously

　　mystically

　　voluminously

　　9.Members of the research team were initially so adversarial that ---------- seemed impossible; the projects inauspicious start made its final success all the more ---------- .

　　concentration . . incidental

　　disagreement . . incongruous

　　collaboration . . predictable

　　hostility . . dazzling

　　cooperation . . remarkable

　　10.Joshuas radical ideas were frowned on by most of his coworkers, who found them too ------- for their conservative tastes.

　　heretical

　　meticulous

　　precise

　　incoherent

　　sagacious