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 2.Occasionally, they entertained themselves with --------------- stunts, like running from a 200-degree sauna to touch the South Pole while wearing nothing but shoes.

A. weary
B. latitude
C. plastic
D. daredevil
E. litigation

3.Eventually, workers who were predisposed to seasonal affective disorder were ------------. The darkness and cold caused sleepiness and memory problems, and over time some of the winter-overs became disoriented and -------------------.

A. Affected	D. healthy
B. diverted	E. lethargic
C. loped	F. robust

4.The financial crisis  inspired a shallow but --------------- revival of Marxist analysis in academic life.

A. ignorable
B. superficial
C. significant
D. handy
E. liable

5.Even where demands have seemed social democratic, many of the more creative and disruptive protests fueling them have been ---------------.

A. disciplined
B. martinet
C. anarchist
D. tremor
E. republican

 6.Like Marxist analysis, which often seeks to--------------- the real tendencies of history beneath the surface of the quotidian, anarchist theory, too, has an unmasking strategy : it sees ---------------- activity where one might be tempted to see stasis and homogeneity.

A. unmask	D. lend
B. conceal	E. fervent
C. enumerate	F. static

7.And yet Simone's methodology, because it places a special emphasis on diverting the subject, renders some of her more expansive claims about the novelty of the movements harder to be --------------. She tends too often to ------------- those aspects of her analysis that suggest missteps, setbacks, and failures.

A. unlikely	D. disabuse
B. trustworthy	E. obfuscate
C. obliterate	F. interpret

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ANSWER:
1.BDH
2.D
3.AE
4.C
5.C
6.AE
7.BE