Sentence Completion

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Sentence Completion
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Question 1

• The art of Milet Andrejevic often presents us
  with an idyllic vision that is subtly------by
  more sinister elements, as if suggesting
  the-----beauty of our surroundings.
• (A) enhanced...pristine
• (B) invadedflawed
• (C) alteredunmarred
• (D) redeemedhallowed
• (E) devastatedbland

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Question 2

• State commissioner Ming Hsu expected that her
  Commission on international Trade would not
  merely-----the future effects of foreign
  competition on local businesses but would also
  offer practical strategies for successfully
  resisting such competition.
• (A) counteract
• (B) intensify
• (C) imagine
• (D) forecast
• (E) excuse

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Question 3

• Since many teacher today draw on material from a
  variety of sources, disciplines, and ideologies
  for their lessons, their approach could best be
  called------.
• (A) eclectic
• (B) simplistic
• (C) invidious
• (D) impromptu
• (E) dogmatic

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Question 4

• Unprecedented turmoil in the usually thriving
  nation has made the formerly-----investors leery
  of any further involvement.
• (A) pessimistic
• (B) cautious
• (C) clandestine
• (D) reticent
• (E) sanguine

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Questions 5

• Despite its apparent-----, much of early Greek
  philosophical thought was actually marked by a
  kind of unconscious dogmatism that led
  to-------assertions.
• (A) liberalitydoctrinaire
• (B) independenceautonomous
• (C) intransigenceauthoritative
• (D) fundamentalismarrogant
• (E) legitimacyambiguous