341. Samuel Johnson gave more than ________ cooperation to his biographer, James Boswell; he made himself available to Boswell night after night, furnished Boswell with correspondence, even read his biographer’s notes.
(A) innocuous (B) collusive
(C) tacit (D) edifying
(E) diplomatic
342. Satisfied that her name had been ________ , she dropped her libel suit after the newspaper finally published a ________ of its original defamatory statement.
(A) praised ... summary
(B) maligned ... glossary
(C) vindicated ... repetition
(D) enhanced ... reaffirmation
(E) cleared ... retraction
343. Science is always ________ , expecting that modifications of its present theories will sooner or later be found necessary.
(A) conclusive
(B) irrefutable
(C) original
(D) tentative
(E) inflexible
344. Science progresses by building on what has come before; important findings thus form the basis of ________ experiments.
(A) gradual
(B) subsequent
(C) ingenious
(D) repetitive
(E) perfunctory
345. Shakespeare’s reference to clocks in "Julius Caesar" is an example of ________ ’ that is, it is chronologically out of place.
(A) timeliness
(B) antiquarianism
(C) anachronism
(D) synchronization
(E) ignorance
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