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British modernists used the literary tropes of fragmentation and failure to explore the impending (i)________ of British colonialism; illustrating the imminent (ii)________ of the empire through their literature.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. avarice | D. sunset |
| B. castigation | E. rise |
| C. dissolution | F. wealth |
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This sentence employs parallel structure, and the semicolon trigger tells you that both blanks will go in the same direction; either of your two clues, fragmentation or failure, can be recycled into both blanks. Of the choices for the first blank, only dissolution makes sense; of the choices for the second blank, only sunset matches the clues, fragmentation and failure.
This sentence employs parallel structure, and the semicolon trigger tells you that both blanks will go in the same direction; either of your two clues, fragmentation or failure, can be recycled into both blanks. Of the choices for the first blank, only dissolution makes sense; of the choices for the second blank, only sunset matches the clues, fragmentation and failure.
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Why the second answer couldn't be "rise"?
