91) DIVULGE:
(A) keep secret
(B) evaluate by oneself
(C) refine
(D) restore
(E) copy
92) BOYCOTT:
(A) extort
(B) patronize
(C) underbid
(D) stipulate
(E) underwrite
93) ADULTERATION:
(A) consternation
(B) purification
(C) normalization
(D) approximation
(E) rejuvenation
94) FALLACY:
(A) personal philosophy
(B) imaginative idea
(C) unconfirmed theory
(D) tentative opinion
(E) valid argument
95) This poetry is not _______ it is more likely to appeal to an international audience that is poetry with strictly regional themes.
(A) familiar
(B) technical
(C) democratic
(D) complex
(E) provincial
96) Experienced employers recognize that business students who can _______ different points of view are ultimately more effective as managers than are the brilliant and original students who _______ dogmatically to their own formulations.
(A) discredit, revert
(B) assimilate, adhere
(C) impose, refer
(D) disregard, incline
(E) Advocate, relate
97) The significance of the Magna Carta lies not in its ________ provisions, but in its broader impact: It made the king subject to the law.
(A) specific
(B) revolutionary
(C) implicit
(D) controversial
(E) finite
98) The senator's reputation, though ________ by false allegations of misconduct, emerged from the ordeal _______
(A) shaken, unscathed
(B) destroyed, intact
(C) damaged, impaired
(D) impugned, unclear
(E) tarnished, sullied
99) The theory of cosmic evolution states that the universe, having begun in a state of and has ________ into great variety.
(A) equilibrium, modulated
(B) intelligibility, developed
(C) contrast, metamorphosed
(D) proportion, accelerated
(E) homogeneity, differentiated