楼主10.10日晚上场考试，上午听说换库顿时悲痛了，第一次考准备打酱油练练手，楼主弱弱的综推、数学、语文竟然都没做完，语文最后好像还差6-7道就跳出了时间到的提示，哭啊!只有620，准备一个月后再站!现在来回馈下CD，勉强还记了点题。
作文：
上月寂静28题
Thefollowing appeared in the editorial section of a campus newspaper:
“Becauseoccupancy rates for campus housing fell duringthe last academic year, so did housing revenues. To solve the problem,campus housing officials should reduce thenumber of available housing units, thereby increasing the occupancyrates. Also, to keep students from choosing to live off-campus, housingofficials should lower the rents,thereby increasing demand.”
Discuss how well reasoned . . . etc.
综推
1.第一道是个数学题，一个圆内切一个长方形，知道半径，问长方形的长、宽可能是哪两个组合，楼主记得是0.8和0.6。
2.图形见附件，其中*代表数字，不记得了，是说做一个调查一组是employees,一组是employ agency(好像)，每人发一张图片吧，三种类型，有smile picture,no smile picture,no picture,no picture在两组都是最多的，employees是最多和最少差距最大的。问题1：哪个是no picture?问题2：哪个是employees?楼主记得大概是这样子，求验证。
阅读：
1.一道是patent的，已经有人提到过。
2.还有一道是指有个M的专家有个理论，关于地幔的，第一段是说这个理论，P2 刚开始说1950年代技术反驳了M专家的理论，后半段说1970年又有个技术又证明了M专家理论是正确的。
3.说是top manager和middle manager在企业中的影响力的，说是top manager 对企业团队绩效影响力可能没有那么大，反而是middle manager对员工绩效影响大，然而middle manager往往会因为看到top manager 过高的工资待遇影响积极性。
4.说earthquake的，P1说传统观点认为earthquake一般容易发生在离地球表面近的地方，30mile以内。P2 开头说过去有一次earthquake发生在50-300mile，后面解释为什么会发生这个事情。文章读完了，还没来得及做题，时间就到了!
逻辑一道几乎是原题：
Editor: Articles in Gardening Magazine often spursales of the plants they describe, particularly among people new togardening. Accordingly, we will nolonger publish articles or accept advertisements praising the beauty of rarewildflowers. (plan) Most such plants sold togardeners have been difficult to propagate under cultivation, so plant sellersoften collect them in the wild.(reason,根据) Our new policy is part of our efforts to haltthis yearly plundering of our native plant populations.Whichof the following, if true, casts the most doubt on the wisdom of the magazine'snew policy as a way of pursuing the intended effect?
A.When people new to gardening buy plants, they often fail to take adequate careof the plants that they buy and become discouraged from buying those varietiesagain.
B.Plant sellers who sell rare wildflowers have no reasonably inexpensivealternative way to offer their wares directly to new gardeners.
C.The demand for rare wildflowers rarely exceeds the number of such plants thatcan be collected in the wild by plant sellers.
D.The propagation of rare wildflowers often depends on the plants' interactionwith other organisms in their environment, such as plants that create suitablesoil conditions or insects and birds that disperse seeds.
E.Revenues from sales of plants collected in the wild are supporting thediscovery of new low-cost techniques enabling rare wildflowers to be readilypropagated in nurseries.
