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By the third day of being sick with the flu, her feelings of
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15 Sep 2017, 18:14
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By the third day of being sick with the flu, her feelings of _______ were so strong, all she could do was lie on the couch, unable even to get up to shower.
A. vitality
B. innuendo
C. lethargy
D. freshness
E. hunger
F. weariness
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C and F
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c,f
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03 Oct 2017, 15:03
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Explanation
The clue is that she has been sick for three days and that she is unable to get up, so the missing word means tiredness or exhaustion. Choice (A) is the opposite of what you’re looking for, and choice (B) is irrelevant to the context of the blank; both choices can be eliminated.
Choices (D) and (E) could be feelings following recovery from the flu, but do not mean exhaustion. Correct choices (C) and (F), both of which mean lacking energy, produce equivalent, appropriate statements.
Hence options C and F is correct!
The clue is that she has been sick for three days and that she is unable to get up, so the missing word means tiredness or exhaustion. Choice (A) is the opposite of what you’re looking for, and choice (B) is irrelevant to the context of the blank; both choices can be eliminated.
Choices (D) and (E) could be feelings following recovery from the flu, but do not mean exhaustion. Correct choices (C) and (F), both of which mean lacking energy, produce equivalent, appropriate statements.
Hence options C and F is correct!
