【请勿单独发帖】新G机经汇总贴--回帖奖大米

THANKS!!!!

考试日期：2019.3.17
考试地点：北京外国语大学
考试顺序：VQVQV
考试机经：
ISSUE部分讨论人类是否应该只保护哪些因为人类活动而濒危的动物；
ARGUMENT部分是经典的jazz club的题目，论据和漏洞都很清晰；
Verbal:
有很多kmf1200题的原题，大概五到六道题
找了下，大概记得的有：9. If giant X-ray flares churn circumstellar disks enough to keep newborn planets, such as Earth
once was, from spiraling into their suns, it would be an ironic twist on our conception of X-ray flares
as _____.
A. dangerous
B. predictable
C. ancient
D. ephemeral
E. perilous
F. foreseeable

The anthropologist ______ the claim that the Neanderthal remains must represent an immediate
family because they belong to the same mitochondrial lineage, noting that some chimpanzees with
identical mitochondrial are not closely related.
A. misapplied
B. queried
C. expanded
D. substantiated
E. surmised

Jaime Javier Rodriguez notes that popular art forms often conceal a daunting complexity:
frequently what appears _____ becomes intricate and challenging when closely examined.
A. tedious
B. canned
C. convoluted
D. vacuous
E. tortuous
F. formulaic

这三道题印象还比较深，应该还考了两三道原题，不记得具体的题目了。都是kmf的机经题阅读部分，我觉得难度中等，三个section, 有两篇长阅读，大概三四道逻辑单题，以中篇阅读为主；
有一道逻辑题原题我记得是某个国家更改了夏令时冬令时之后，说因为通勤的人在黑夜里开车的时间没变，所以交通事故的数量不会减少，问assumption是什么，答案应该是大部分交通事故都是由通勤的人导致的；
感觉其他的阅读题没有遇到特别熟悉的；

Quantitive:
数学部分难度还行，没有特别刁难的题目，注意一下0的特殊性(偶数，偶数次方)，图表题也还比较清晰，信息不算太多；考了一个图表题问我Mode是什么，我当时懵了一下（因为没背Mode是众数），后来排除了medium，mean和variance等等觉得应该是众数，蒙对了；考了一些质因数分解的题目，还有数字的变化对方查标准差的影响；另外考了一道容斥原理

大概就是这些，各位G友加油

考试日期:2019.03.17
考试地点：杭州市 学院路教育考试院考点
考试顺序：VQVQV （第一个V为加试）
考试机经：
长阅读 passage22
Until around 1930 few United States Civil War historians paid much attention to Southerners
who opposed the 1861-1865 secession from the United States by a confederacy of Southern
states. Southern historians clung instead to a notion of the South’s unanimity in the face of
Northern aggression. Only when scholars such as Lonn decided to examine this side of the
war did historian of the Confederacy begin to recognize the existence of Southerners loyal to
the Union (Unionists). While these early historians of Southern dissent broke new ground, they
also reproduced Confederate authoritie’s negative view of loyalists as shady characters driven
by dubious motives. Even Tatum, who took a largely sympathetic attitude toward loyalists,
tended to lump them into nebulous categories, offering broad generalizations that ignored the
particulars of Unionists’ identities and experiences.
This early-twentieth-century historiography nonetheless represented the leading research on
dissent in the South until the 1960s and 1970s. Spurred by the advent of social historical
methods, a new generation of historians found Unionists interesting as manifestations of the
Confederacy’s internal weaknesses. Focusing on the Appalachian Mountain and upper South
regions of the Confederacy, these scholars argued that there was a profound divide among
Southern Whites between those who benefited economically from slave-run plantations and
those who did not. One such historian was Escott, who emphasized regional and economic
conflict among Southerners. Escott cast Unionists and other dissenters as antiplanter
mountaineers who could not, by reason of economic and social alienation, identify with the
proslavery Southern cause. This theme has heavily influenced the work of subsequent
scholars, who commonly place Unionists at the extreme end of a continuum of class-based
Confederate disaffection that was ultimately responsible for the South’s collapse. Because the
driving force behind such inquiries into loyalist history has been a desire to explain
Confederate ideology, politics, and defeat, emphasis has been placed on the ways loyalist
Southerners diverged from the political and economic mainstream of Confederate
nationalism.
Only recently have some Civil War historians begun to make Unionists and their
experiences, rather than the Confederate state, the center of inquiry. These scholars have
done intensive community and local studies of dissenting groups that take into account a
range of social and cultural, as well as military and political, factors at work on the Southern
home front. Hoping to better understand who remained loyal to the Union during the war, these
historians have sought to explain the Civil War’s underlying character, dimensions, and impact
in particular counties or towns, especially in the upper South and Appalachia. This relatively
.google  иnew trend has stressed the particular, delved into the complexities of political allegiances on
the home front, and, as Sutherland notes, highlighted “the gritty experience of real people”.

短阅读passage66
In recent decades, scholars of American literature have skillfully revealed authors’  simultaneous accommodation and resistance to an increasingly commercialized, capitalized
environment during the early nineteenth century. Historians of the period have not, however,
fully exploited literary criticism, due to the disciplinary boundaries that mark contemporary
academic research. Few historians have extensive training in critical theory and its specialized
languages, and the sheer volume of work in early American history and literature challenges
anyone who would master either field, much less both. Moreover, historians study people
across the nation, but much literary scholarship called “American” actually examines works
produced in northeastern states. And historians usually study the operations of capitalism in its
details, while literary critics produce a generalized picture of literary commodification.

短阅读passage48，出了两个问题
When studying shrimp feeding from hydro-thermal vents at the bottom of the ocean, biologists
were surprised that the shrimps’ reproductive cycles followed seasonal patterns. Far beyond
the reach of sunlight, and with food abundant around the vents all year round, why should
such animals reproduce seasonally? The answer might involve their offspring, which in their
larval form drift in the currents to colonize new vents. The larvae must feed during their trip,
and their springtime release coincides with a peak in algae raining down from surface waters.
So far, researchers have found no evidence of seasonal breeding among vent-dwelling
species that provide their offspring with yolk to sustain them or among vent-dwelling
species found in areas of the ocean with not seasonal algae blooms.
issue是领导人应该每五年更换一次
argument是B岛要降低事故率，要学习S岛，去限制moped的租赁数量

考试时间： 2019年6月2日
考试地点：西交利物浦
考试顺序：VQVQV
考试机经：
Passage 153
In the late nineteenth century, art critics regarded seventeenth-century Dutch paintings as
direct reflections of reality. The paintings were discussed as an index of the democracy of a
society that chose to represent its class, action, and occupations exactly as they were, wideranging
realism was seen as the great accomplishment of Dutch art. However, the
achievement of more recent study of Dutch art has been the recovery of the fact that such
paintings are to be taken as symbolizing mortality, the renaissance of earthly life, and the
power of God, and as message that range from the mildly moralizing to the firmly didactic.
How explicit and consistent the symbolizing process was intended to be is a much thornier
matter, but anyone who has more familiarity than a passing acquaintance with Dutch literature
or with the kinds of images used in illustrated books (above all emblem books) will know how
much less pervasive was the habit of investing ordinary objects than of investing scenes with
meaning that go beyond their surface and outward appearance. In the mid-1960s, Eddy de
Jongh published an extraordinary array of material—especially from the emblem books and
vernacular literature—that confirmed the unreliability of taking Dutch pictures at surface value
alone.
......
Passage 130
Some archaeologists speculate that the Americas might have been initially colonized between
40,000 and 25,000 years ago. However, to support this theory it is necessary to explain the
absence of generally accepted habitation sites for that time interval in what is now the United
States. Australia, which has a smaller land area than the United States, has many such sites,
supporting the generally accepted claim that the continent was colonized by humans at least
40,000 years ago. Australia is less densely populated (resulting in lower chances of
discovering sites) and with its overall greater aridity would have presented conditions less
favorable for hunter-gatherer occupation. Proportionally, at least as much land area has been
lost from the coastal regions of Australia because of postglacial sea-level rise as in the United
States, so any coastal archaeological record in Australia should have been depleted about as
much as a coastal record in the United States. Since there are so many resource-rich rivers
leading inland from the United States coastlines, it seems implausible that a growing
population of humans would have confined itself to coasts for thousands of years. If
inhabitants were present 25,000 years ago, the chances of their appearing in the
archaeological record would seem to be greater than for Australia.

Passage 106
Although vastly popular during its time, much nineteenth-century women’s fiction in the United
States went unread by the twentieth-century educated elite, who were taught to ignore it as
didactic. However, American literature has a tradition of didacticism going back to its Puritan
roots, shifting over time from sermons and poetic transcripts into novels, which proved to be
perfect vehicles for conveying social values. In the nineteenth century, critics reviled Poe
for neglecting to conclude his stories with pithy moral tags, while Longfellow was
canonized for his didactic verse. Although rhetorical changes favoring the anti-didactic can
be detected as nineteenth-century American transformed itself into a secular society, it was
twentieth-century criticism, which placed aesthetic value above everything else, that had no
place in its doctrine for the didacticism of others.

考试时间20191008
地点新加坡

0928
其他啥都不记得了
只记得issue是is it possible for society to regard a living man or woman as a hero.
argument是黄油和人造黄油

考试日期：2019-10-11
考试地点：上海
考试顺序：QVQVQ （数学加试好幸运）
考试机经：
issue：
the most effective way to understand contemporary cultures is to analysis on its trends of youth----了解当代文化最有效的方式是了解
argument：evidence 类
clothing company vice president建议恢复生产overcoat，原因1：停产5年，竞争对手消失，顾客愿意买；原因2：5年间服装价格上升，可以以更高价格出售，增加利润

数学---
1575有多少个质因数
3个数字组成的4位数的个数和4个数字组成的3位数个数谁多？
数学有一题问的是抛硬币，如果第一次是正面，连续三次正面的概率是多少
4的32次方减去3的32次方的个位数是多少
一个公司盖楼，楼号从200-999尾号为3的是双人间，问双人间占用房间的多少

verbal---只能找到这几个机经的原题啦
Mr. Stevens found that home schooling, far from representing (i)_____ philosophy, (ii)_____ some of the most widely accepted education ideas: that children should be treated as individuals, taught in small numbers, and given a measure of discretion over their own learning.
During the fifteenth century, three aspects of the mathematical sciences were usually singled out as _____: their preparatory value for the study of philosophy, their practical advantage for the community, and their antiquity.
Campus-wide discussion on academic integrity can be (i)_____ by the fact that faculty and students tend to define cheating in (ii)_____ ways. Even when they concur on what cheating means, faculty and students often assign different levels of severity to specific violations. These differences can serve as a major (iii)_____ the creation of a commonly accepted set of standards of integrity that are consistently applied to all academic work within the campus community.

阅读---有一篇做到了原文！找到了它！大家搜一下就能看到题目和解析的
Although vastly popular during its time, much nineteenth-century women’s fiction in the United States went unread by the twentieth-century educated elite, who were taught to ignore it as didactic. However, American literature has a tradition of didacticism going back to its Puritan roots, shifting over time from sermons and poetic transcripts into novels, which proved to be perfect vehicles for conveying social values. In the nineteenth century, critics reviled Poe for neglecting to conclude his stories with pithy moral tags, while Longfellow was canonized for his didactic verse. Although rhetorical changes favoring the anti-didactic can be detected as nineteenth-century American transformed itself into a secular society, it was twentieth-century criticism, which placed aesthetic value above everything else, that had no place in its doctrine for the didacticism of others.

祝大家考试顺利! Fighting fighting!

Thanks! 大家加油！

考试日期：2019-10-20
考试地点：南京师范大学
考试顺序：VQVQV
考试机经：

1. While the writer was best known for her much-ballyhooed (   ), her impact reached far beyond memorable quips.
A. pensiveness
B. drollness
C. stoicism
D. fastidiousness
E. congeniality

2. Baker was struck by the amount of ( ) she saw at the renowned medical facility; for all their experience, the physicians
could not seem to agree on the correct diagnosis for any given patient.
A. discordance
B. contention
C. quackery
D. nepotism
E. indecision
F. cronyism

3. Doctor's prescription , ( ) ， educated guess but guess.
双选 填conjectural 的近义词  有一个是conjectrual 另一个忘掉了


4. 三空 日本选举( )以前认为( )的过程，traditionally regard as backdoor and ( ) process.

1. depart from   2. scipted   3. dry

5.  want a man to be precise, 某人被反对者剔除了，因为他的( )
填prolixity


6. 双空 The play about quantum mechanics is celebral, ( ),  critics found it exhilarating,  ....

我选的是opque 还有一个近义词 不一定对

7. 阅读
In 1755 British writer Samuel Johnson publishedan acerbic letter to Lord Chesterfield rebuking his patron for neglecting anddeclining further support. Johnson's rejection of his patron’s belated assistance has oftenidentified as a key moment thehistory of publishing, marking the end of the culture of patronage. However, patronage had been in declinefor 50 years, yet would survive, in attenuated form, for another50. Indeed,Johnson was in 1762 awarded a pension by the crown-a subtle form ofsponsorship, tantamount to state patronage. The importance of Johnson's letteris not so much historical as emotional; it would become a touchstone for allwho repudiated patrons and for all who embraced the laws of the marketplace.

1.  The author of the passage mentions Johnson's 1762 pension award in order to :

E. Emphasize that patronage still helped support Johnson's writing after his letter to chesterfield


考试结果 V164 Q170

考试日期：2019-11-6
考试地点：New Jersey东北部
考试顺序：QVQVQ
考试机经：

Argument: 113. Easy Read Speed-Reading Course
Issue: 91. The primary goal of technological advancement should be to increase people's efficiency so that they have more leisure time.

填空：
两个V都只有一个三空题。
中了一篇机经：
56-5：To pay for the extra spending under this international poverty plan, each American would have to contribute less than the cost of buying a premium cup of coffee once a week. But financial aid is not (i)_____, and even if the funding recommended here were to (ii)_____, the grandest objectives may well remain unfulfilled. Nonetheless, carefully targeted aid can reward responsible
governments, (iii)_____ individual initiative, and alleviate suffering. Many will think that’s worth of a
cup of coffee.
B. panacea; F. materialize; I. encourage
其他：
那些曾经是她的___的人，她曾经string-pulling的那些人，现在变得不听话了，甚至有点轻视她。
选项：proteges, colleges，marionette

阅读：
中了一篇短阅读机经
38：天文学家认为comet是纯净不变的，但是有研究表示comet表面会因为cosmic rays而发生变化，等等。
题目1：astronomers’ belief that comets are pristine relics was：多选
题目2：最后一句话的作用。

其他：
有一篇是讨论政府审查和公司规模和女性收入不平等，具体细节不记得了。
还有一篇讨论的是jazz领域的color-blind现象（黑人和白人音乐家是平等的）。

数学：
检查的时候发现了一道做错的题并改正了，大家引以为戒：
（具体数值不一定准确）一个卖维他命水的公司要给一个客户送货，每瓶水的价格是12.04，每次送货无论多少瓶水，运费都是5.12。如果这个客户最近几次一共买了一百瓶，每次送货的维他命水数量的标准差是1.5瓶，问每次送货的总价格的标准差是多少。注意：答案是12.04*1.5，不要再加5.12了。

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最后祝大家早日分手G阿姨。