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Because he ate high-calorie snacks while riding the exercise
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Because he ate high-calorie snacks while riding the exercise bike, Julie ridiculed DeRay’s workout philosophy as _______.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) fatuous |
| (B) pithy |
| (C) indolent |
| (D) hackneyed |
| (E) precarious |
Re: Because he ate high-calorie snacks while riding the exercise
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03 Sep 2017, 16:00
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The clue ridiculed, as well as the idea of eating snacks while working out, requires that the blank mean something like foolish. None of pithy, indolent, precarious, or hackneyed means foolish, so eliminate choices (B), (C), (D), and (E). Fatuous means foolish, so select choice (A).
Hence option A is correct!
The clue ridiculed, as well as the idea of eating snacks while working out, requires that the blank mean something like foolish. None of pithy, indolent, precarious, or hackneyed means foolish, so eliminate choices (B), (C), (D), and (E). Fatuous means foolish, so select choice (A).
Hence option A is correct!
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01 Sep 2026, 22:41
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fatuous - foolish
pithy - expressed in clear direct way
indolent - lazy
hackneyed - boring
precarious - dangerous
the best word that fits this description is Fatuous
pithy - expressed in clear direct way
indolent - lazy
hackneyed - boring
precarious - dangerous
the best word that fits this description is Fatuous
