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Although cellophane is not immediately thought of as a paper
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24 Oct 2017, 01:42
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Although cellophane is not immediately thought of as a paper product, it is, in fact, just that. Implausibly, this (i) _________ material is made from the same components as the everyday brown paper bag. Its inventor, Jacques E. Brandenberger, originally wanted to plastic-coat fabric to prevent stains, but the overwhelming usefulness of just the clear plastic film became (ii) __________ and (iii) _________ product was born.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
| (A) diaphanous | (D) unjustifiably marketable | (G) an amorphous |
| (B) standardized | (E) immediately apparent | (H) an ingenuous |
| (C) opaque | (F) outrageously fashionable | (I) a ubiquitous |
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Re: Although cellophane is not immediately thought of as a paper
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24 Oct 2017, 18:57
24 Oct 2017, 18:57
For blank A why is standardized not a solution.
Re: Although cellophane is not immediately thought of as a paper
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25 Oct 2017, 02:21
25 Oct 2017, 02:21
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ebjose wrote:
For blank A why is standardized not a solution.
here the intended meaning is not that a certain product was already standard when it was created.
But it was the result of the same process to produce the paper. The difference is that here you see through it. As such, the solution for the very first balnk is diaphanous = see through.
Hope this helps
