1. Animals that have tasted unpalatableplants tend to______them afterward on
the basis of their most conspicuous features,such as their flowers.
2. Many artists believe that successfulimitation, far from being symptomatic of a
lack of______, is the first step in learningto be creative.
3. The sheer diversity of tropical plantsrepresents a seemingly______source of
raw materials, of which only a few have beenutilized.
4. The notion that cultural and biologicalinfluences______determine
cross-cultural diversity is discredited bythe fact that, in countless aspects of
human existence, it is cultural programmingthat overwhelmingly accounts for
cross-population variance.
5. It is his dubious distinction to haveproved what nobody would think ofdenying, that Romero at the age of sixty-fourwrites with all the characteristics
6. Demonstrating a mastery of innuendo, heissued several______insults in the
course of the evening’s conversation.
7. Edith Wharton sought in her memoir topresent herself as having achieved a
harmonious wholeness by having______theconflicting elements of her life.
8. Philosophical problems arise when peopleask questions that, though
very______, have certain characteristics incommon.
9. Usually the first to spot data that wereinconsistent with other findings, in thisparticular experiment she let a numberof______results slip by.
10. Because no comprehensive______existregarding personal reading practices,
we do not know, for example, the greatestnumber of books read in an individual
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