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. The new administrator was -------; he considered new ideas worthy of consideration but ultimately ------- the old ways. Answer Choices (A) an iconoclast . . undermined by (B) an opportunist . . reminiscent of (C) a sentimentalist . . prerable to (D) a traditionalist . . inferior to (E) an idealist . . instructive about 答案:D 解析: Explanation A “traditionalist” is someone who adheres to a time-honored set of practices or belis. “Inferior to” describes something that is of lesser quality or value than something else. An administrator certainly could be a traditionalist, or adhere to time-honored practices. If the new administrator prers older, established ways of doing things, it makes sense to say that he might consider newer ideas but ultimately, or in the end, decide that they are inferior to, or lesser in value than, older ideas.

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