SAT试题类型 Critical Reading > Sentence Completions

Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

So that she would not be considered ------- in her actions, the department head made sure that the members of the advisory committee ------- her plans bore she started to implement them.

Answer Choices

(A) capricious . . ridiculed

(B) deliberative . . ignored

(C) impulsive . . approved

(D) tardy . . designed

(E) provocative . . mislaid

参考答案:C

答案解析:

Explanation

“Impulsive” means acting suddenly, abruptly, or without premeditation. To approve something is to consent to or confirm it. The sentence suggests that the department head was concerned about how her actions would be viewed. If she were concerned about the possibility of being considered too abrupt or thoughtless in her plans, or about thinking them through insufficiently bore acting on them, she certainly might have wanted to have her plans "approved" by others bore she implemented them, or carried them out. It makes sense to say that the department head had the advisory committee members confirm or sanction her plans so that she would not be considered impulsive. 更多阅读 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月10日 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月11日 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月12日 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月13日 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月14日 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月15日 SAT官方每日一题 2011年5月16日

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