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新SAT 阅读基础段套题练习-套题二第二套PASSAGE 1 LF1. In lines 1-5 (“It unrolled...north”), the map is described as if it were (A) invaluable(B) animate (C) cryptic (D) antiquated 2. In lines 9-14 (“I watched...made”), the narrator suggests that Lewis’ hand is(A) deft (B) resilient (C) omnipotent (D) expressive 3. In line 13, “hanging” most nearly means (A) drooping (B) inclining (C) unfinished (D) suspended 4. In line 22, “Alaska” serves as an example of a place that is (A) distant (B) immense (C) cold (D) undeveloped 5. Lewis’ attitude toward the “real estate people” (line 23) is best described as (A) contemptuous (B) envious (C) furious (D) puzzled 6. In lines 25-30 (“I leaned...free”), the narrator reacts to Lewis’ suggestion by (A) visualizing an unlikely series of events (B) imagining two radically different states (C) considering a problem and its proposed solution (D) reflecting on how the past shapes the future 7. The narrator’s reference to his “back and arms” (line 32) primarily serves to (A) suggest a sense of physical anticipation (B) emphasize his insecurity about his athletic abilities (C) indicate a feeling of intense discomfort (D) express pride in his personal appearance 8. In lines 39-40 (“Ah...Way”), the narrator suggests that Lewis is sometimes (A) whimsical (B) callous (C) remiss (D) didactic 9. The narrative in lines 46-54 (“The way...mystiques”) suggests that Lewis prefers sports that (A) do not require special equipment (B) are inherently competitive (C) allow room for individual expression (D) demand great strength but little skill 10. In context, Bobby’s remarks in lines 63-66 (“They...passes”) are best characterized as (A) explicit criticism (B) veiled malice (C) dry humor (D) frank confession 第二套PASSAGE 2 SS1. In line 11, the term “wire-pullers” refers to the (A) bland technicians who staff television studios (B) shadowy molders of public opinion (C) self-serving critics of television (D) slick advertisers of consumer goods 2. As used in line 14, “consump