ChaseDream

2013

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1.
by littlesylvie
off-flavor
?
A imperfect D
off-flavor
A off-flavor

v1 132.

A D
()(bibby00888 / 680)

2.
by littlesylvie

112.
Job Avoidance-late in job or absence from jobs,
are not likely to quit job as those who are not(Job Avoidance).
deer321
V1
job avoidance
cope
with blahbla
V2
job avoidence
.. job avoidence


3.
by littlesylvie

inducement
V2

V3 evaluateif
yes,...support.....if no,...weaken... E
v1
v27 baby economic zone),

training program

self-employed business
v2 zone training
program

4. baby ~
by
baby baby

substitude for support

v
babywalk

A E
B
-zkybq

GAP


5.

35% clean water

60% clean water

V1 1990 45% clean water2002 70%

support (by Q50 V20)
V2 45% 70%
improvement weaken
D.
V3 -.-|||
45% 70%
improvement weaken
D.
90% access to clean water
V4 1990 45% clean water2002 70%
support
weaken

V5 percentage
weaken
(640)
V6 1990 45% clean water2002 70%
weaken
E


6.

V1 instrument
instrument coastal region
proposed funding heavy-tax

anchored instrument, oppose proposition opposition

less harsh than other region

V2 sand

sand sand
sand

7.

V1

V2 mining lead

lead

A
By yuan_sarah

1.

V1

V2 (
) A


8.
by candydaisy12321
fish pass
fish pass

V1 from seapetal 750

spawning season downstream

thousand a day
300 a day

V2 from paradiselost38
dam
90%
from nowwsy
V3

weaken

V4M51 V40 750asbefore


9.

V1 5% 1%

V2 9 23 9 V3
test
V3 support,
> <
by sindies
V4 5 5%
asumption.

V1730 V41 CR 80
50 2%

4% 50
50

V2 50 2%

4% 50

50
V3 gwd 50 4%
2%
e

V4 50 4%
50 2%

4% 2% support
B 50
A/B/C DE 30-35

2%

V5 50 5 P
50
3 50


10. &

by

cost 3

V1 oil
coal XX
770
V2

V3

V4 ecoefficient fuel variable use
coal coal advocate
ecoefficient fuel
V5 ( v1 ) 750
(alternative)

V6

mitigate weaken ,
A.
B. policy
C. Many governments do not have the enough money and facilities to implement the
policy
D. encourage


11.
v1by
mortality
mortality evaluate

v2by

assumption
v3

V1

770
sorry

V2

V3

V4 Remove (730)

12.
by cathyoga
limb

V1740

~

V2730


13.
by cathyoga
V1 suburb pesticide plant,
sample pesticide
sample
whichmeans
V2 pesticide

14.
by cathyoga
manager
managers consideration A
B manager C

E E
= =

V1 (from Sharphawk 720-Q50-V37)

---weaken claim
.

*
*

..
V2 from zcool

A
V3 from evaluate
V4 from Hugsy 710 V34 Q50


15.
from
V1
within the family take risk
V2 .A family business people skills
H innovationfamilybusiness
evaluate A Hby wangxiaomi111 720
740
skill
industry skill stand the risk of innovation
point at issue
around business

16.
from
fruit category, characteristic,
characteristic,

17.
from
poaching
rounding up shearing
assumption

18.
from
stronger regulation
regulation


19.

GMO FDA
concern if true,
concern ballabla.
FDA

20. - billboard
bold face :
V1 limit billboard highway ..
bold face(in result, the
number of billboards has declined) blablablab, bold
face( the demand for billboards has increased) blabalbala
V2

intermediate conclusion conclusion evidence

support of the final conclusion

V1 billboard billboard
billboard good
news
cause effect
V2 billboard, . demand for
billboard . billboard rent ,
billboard ,. .
" evidence ,which lead to ".
,"","rent
for billboard will be rocket high","billboard companies will be able to make
a lot"


21.
by qizhizhang
stroke stroke 3 5
stroke stroke
stroke

V1 from zhengxy616(720)
3
3
3

1 stroke 3
stoke 3

stoke
popular
2 stroke
3
stroke rate symptom
rate Evaluate
weather Stroke awareness
stroke


22.

S Q A B S
B Q A Q
S S
1.A 50 orders
2.
3. Q

V1 AB C 150 D bid 150 C

AD AB B explian
1B 2A A
C DD AB D B

V2 AB bid CD B

C A D A B
since______

23.

since400BD
some
400BD

V1 1439unsure

1492

1492
V2

ink


24.

V1 local pesticide nation

V2 by lytymay
24 locality distant

25.

V1 deer deer
300
V2 by monicabiu

V3 prey,

26.
byjamesrate
target
personal computer .

.v1
CR , competitive,
powerful
,
assumption
powerful......

Bod 750
V2 software engineers

evaluate
tonightsir

V3

ZiZiYu
/ 750 V40


27.
byjamesrate

V1

price
:) by babudoujj
V2
support
corn

28.

(lead),
N

29.

V1
economic non-economic

long-term profibility.
non-economic profit
V2 breeding bychriyen 700

ProfitWeaken


30. 06

sand

sand sand
sand

31.

highway
highway

= =
highway

10%
3%

32.

V1

weaken
T T
V2

weaken


33.

In Kravonia, the average salary for jobs requiring a college degree has always been
higher than the average salary for jobs that do not require a degree.
Current
enrollments in Kravonias colleges indicate that over the next four years the
percentage of the Kravonian workforce with college degrees will increase
dramatically.
Therefore, the average salary for all workers in Kravonia is
likely to increase over the next four years.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?

A Kravonians with more than one college degree earn more, on average, than do
Kravonians with only one college degree.
B The percentage of Kravonians who attend college in order to earn higher salaries
is higher now than it was several years ago.
C The higher average salary for jobs requiring a college degree is not due largely
to a scarcity among the Kravonian workforce of people with a college degree.
D The average salary in Kravonia for jobs that do not require a college degree will
not increase over the next four years.
E Few members of the Kravonian workforce earned their degrees in other countries.

34.
by monicabiu
jj pesticide
weaken


35.
by wczwcz
pattern,Herbal
pattern Herbal effectiveness,
assumption

v1
,
evaluate

v2

patent patent
A expire

36.
by wczwcz
V1 CPT(Y )LED CPT
CPT
V2 A LED LED A
howeverLED A
accidental

V1F C

F compete by jenniferwong
V2 VPL LED
5 5
JJ LED LED
&

LED VS CFL LED CFL LED CFL 5

5 LED support LED by


mikeandy
37.

AB
A B AB
B

M M
xx seahook
M

M seahook

38.

weaken


39.

V1 measure
measure will be defeated
.. support support ..
V2

By CWX552 (ID: 596797) 700 Q50 V34

V2.

By flyfairy019 (ID: 266669) 710 Q50 V34

40.

. 80 Gas Well Gas 80

Gas Well
Regulations
Gas Well Answer Warranty By ONGHAT


41.

V1

V2 , T ,
NEW GARNENER , , PLANT MANUFACTURE
.
, NEW GARNENER
prep
Editor: Articles in Gardening Magazine often spur sales of the plants they describe,
particularly among people new to gardening. Accordingly, we will no longer publish
articles or accept advertisements praising the beauty of rare wildflowers. Most such
plants sold to gardeners have been difficult to propagate under cultivation, so plant
sellers often collect them in the wild. Our new policy is part of our efforts to
half this yearly plundering of our native plant populations. Which of the following,
if true, casts the most doubt on the wisdom of the magazine's new policy as a way
of pursuing the intended effect ?
(A) When people new to gardening buy plants, they often fail to take adequate care
of the plants that they buy and become discourged from buying those varieties again.
(B) Plant sellers who sell rare wildflowers have no reasonably inexpensive alternate
way to offer their wares directly to new gardens.
(C) The demand for rare wildflowers rarely exceeds the number of such plants that
can be collected in the wild by plant sellers.
(D) The propagation of rare wildflowers often depends on the plant's interaction
with other organisms in their environment such as plants that create suitable soil
conditions or insects and birds that disperse seeds.
(E) Revenues from sales of plants collected in the wild are supporting the discovery
of new low-cost techniques enabling rare wildflowers to be readily propagated in
nurseries.


42.

logging park

profit explain

7. Carpentry Company


paradox), LZ people will not visit the park which are operated by campany
that perviously ruin the foreast (

43.

V1 children allergic to peanuts nuts

V2 peanut peanut
peanut
peanut
peanut

V3
no nuts section weaken
zealous

NUTS NUTS
NUTS NUTS

V2 from holacra) young children peanut reduce

life-threatening risk
limited exposure to peanuts peanuts
risk


44.

comparative ad. non-comparative ad. comparative competitor

product

V1 from sipipi

1.
2. XXX
3. XXX
4. XXX
5.
N

V2 from terryblue (720)

3.
5.
V3 from gitarrelieber V37
comparative ad
noncomparative

objective


45.
V1 bacteria
bacteria

V2 8 exposure to p
imitate assumption by mayu912912690
assumption evaluation

V1 X bacteria pores
8
X bacteria 3

V2 A
A B B
A
B
V3
8 P
3 P CC
P evaluate the conclusion
C P

46.

study, profit
profit

V1 from eggfree012 (740)

assumption
V2 from jswxshp89 (770)

V3 from sakura (740)

X invest stock market prove itself to X STOCK
STOCK PROFIT STOCK
X COMPANY stock profit

47.

helicopter,
helicopter,

V1

the tree (
OK)
V2 deforest truck helicopter
helicopter at least


48.

49.

V1 A 25 20 B
B B
20

- V2

V1

V2 25 30%
Revenue, and

V3 720 strengthenN WN repair W

W 20%
strengthen

V4 NORTH SOUTH NORTH 25%

SOUTH 20% SOUTH

V4 north-bridge and south-bridge.

toll
toll support assumption. 1
2


50.
by PhilippBohne 650 v28

51. IMF
by PhilippBohne 650 v28
. IMF IMF
IMF

A.
B. paradox
C. controversy argument,

52.

53.

V1 contact,
spinning

balabala.

V2 . . fiber A fiber
A A B A
A
B


54.
not hurting

recover cost
MRI

MS A
underlying assumption
B analogy.
assumption analogy
analogy.

V1
MRI
assumption

V2
Argument MRI
Argument
MRI . A
Argument analogy MRI
Argument 750
55.
turbulne light
__________
A

56.

V1

V2 Crimonologies violent violent

violent
support


57. PREP
Kitchen magazine plans to license the use of its name by a line of cookware. For
a magazine,
licensing the use of its name for products involves some danger, since if the products
disappoint
consumers, the magazine's reputation suffers, with consequent reductions in
circulation and
advertising. However, experts have evaluated the cookware and found it superior to
all other
cookware advertised in Kitchen. Therefore, Kitchen can collect its licensing fee
without
endangering its other revenues.
The argument above assumes which of the following?
A. No other line of cookware is superior to that which will carry the Kitchen name.
B. Kitchen will not license the use of its name for any products other than the line
of cookware.
C. Makers of cookware will not find Kitchen a less attractive advertising vehicle
because the
magazine's name is associated with a competing product.
D. Consumers who are not regular readers of Kitchen magazine will be attracted to
the cookware
by the Kitchen name.
E. Kitchen is one of the most prestigious cooking-related magazines.

kitchen magzinelicense a line of cookware

58.


59. wild extinction

V1 AB xy extinction A x B y
y funding X
x y x ABxy

V2 wild flower P T
T T
T P

V3.P T P
15%T 8% fund T

P
P
T

60.

V1
weaken
by vitani
V2 Panel
panel Panel
weaken
Panel

A
B
B A


A EVIDENCE 760
61.
by gavinkkk (740 v39)
CR weaken 700
900
P 2 P

irrefutable

V1 500

DNA P
...
by blessalex(700,v34)
B....
V2

CR 3 by spz316V30
V3

by jasmineyao
V4

by JESSIEUK(720,V37)

62.

4 8
5 8 4 10

By orochiaiacos


63.

ban ban

64.
by livvyjuee

65.

V1


V2 20%
fullfill

66.

Boldface:

margin cost which in return means that

without the comparative advantage ..

V1 bold business successful, it must have a

competitive advantage. if you can not develop a competitive advantage,
you have to lower your price to get market share....()

jianglysky
V2 high profit margin a company's sustainable competitive advantage

high profit margin

premise(everfreyja/760 V40)
premise
V3


67.

evaluat by llacat
V2.---A.how many
wildland B.
--------- B.......Q51,V33
T700 judia2010.
V3.

evaluate rectina1011. 720Q50

V38
V4. ski evaluation
victoriahcj.. 730 Q51 V38
V5.
evaluate
by llacat accommedate
requirements. fwj34 750Q51,V39

V6
specialize

camphane


68.

weaken

by 2007050142 (v20 590)

climber
climber
weaken dangerous law
efforts to

keep away the devise

prepare

69.

cliche ()
cliche,

V1 cliche
cliche

cliche By

V2
candidate policy By
justinleeme740M50V40
V3 overused misused
weaken JJ
By 720


70.

oil fish 3
3

3X
3X

By sweetbecky690

71. ---

forest
However
forest nature feeling
feeling

72. tomato

tomato firm
@ tomato
bulk &
support
C firm
Edistribution product characteristic

uniformity and firmness

uniformity and firmness

73.

74.

by babee2queen
V1 weaken
complete

V2
since_____

75.

premium premium

run smoothly
the least expensive 20%

V1 from angeliayy
premium oil premium oil
10% premium oil premium oil premium oil
premium oil premium oil
15% premium oil fuel-efficiency
premium oil premium oil

700+ NB NB 5% NB
15% NB
NB
ASSUMPTION: NB


76.

V1 4 slou

food food slou 4

argument
V2 food soud soud

By shanhaijie700+

77.

economy revenuetax

tax budget
by wangxiaomi111 720

78.
58
Improve 85 58

Moderate

MS moderate

79.

6 7

EXCEPT

magical....

NC


80.

shrub~~by daisy-810 730

version2

Version 1

By jingzhongyue (ID: 723064)

Version 2

D AD

A may, A

81.

resistant to children adults

profits

82. E

E women
E
weaken

83.

//
parenting
LZ parenting /
/


84.

....

85.
byycrockets
teenager survey in general most
vulnerable to teenager is representative of the general population.

86. Bargaining
byycrockets
bargaining

seller buyer
price suspectious buyer seller price bargaining
""

87.
byycrockets
ear infection children
support children ear infection

V1by sirenfish 760

antibiotics ear infection
antibiotics antibiotics ear infection
it is unlikely that antibiotics ear infection
V2

strengthen -
V3by Melody1234 780
ear infection anti-biotics anti-biotics
anti-biotics total
assumption
ear infections are unlikely to decrease by themselves.
V4 anti biotic government
antibiotic . ,
prescribed . effective .
:

.
.

88.
byycrockets

reasoning "take for granted occur together

causal contributions"

V1 from shanghaigo(720)
10%

V2 recreation book
museumconcert concert
overlooked the possibility that A B B A


89.
by yuan_sarah
crossroad 80mile/hour 120mile/hour
120mile/hour
crossroad

V1 Nation X 80 /
125 / 80 /
weakened

3 80 80
60 125 80

trips

V2 120 80
80

90. SC
by yuan_sarah
V1 S Circle
stone circle
SC
frost M SC
frost
V2 circle
heat A heat
A weaken

V1 circle material
frost heat frost size circle
uniformity heat fanbe 760 M51 V
40


91.
by yuan_sarah
20% worksatisfaction anxiety
moderate work satisfaction

92.
by yuan_sarah

health care
request health care

request
health care
request

health care health care costs

costs
argue most strongly that the employees heed V. the company
s annouce
health care costs

15 ()
~~~~~(*)y
health care costs

93.
by RONA
indigenous
erosion erosion


94. tobacco

by RONA
tobacco
remainedSince---- tobacco
and
and

V1 from piggyuu
G
G however, it doesn't
necessarily shows that the advertising make little effect on since____
not little however

However

JJ

V2 , banning
, , brand advertising (
, , ), __
V3 domestic foreign
.

95.
by milktree
test A emotion
impair evaluate A


96. ape
by windbear
ape ape

97.
by windbear

assumption
E

Key:
M51V44 770

98.
by
corporative
corporative weaken
corporative corporative

V1 ,

E ...
C D......
... E E... GMAT zhuyi19870813 / 700+


99.
by
assumption national economic plan

100.
-
by keith1992
affect however
bulabula how

101.
c
by keith1992
paradox C C

102.

by tangtang1a2b3c
semester-selected
professor
class size increase