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Critics’ practice of making allusions to earlier work when r
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Critics’ practice of making allusions to earlier work when reviewing a new piece is detrimental to the person reading the review prior to seeing the piece, as any (i) ________ viewpoint the reader already holds toward the referenced earlier piece will inevitably (ii) _________ the opinion of the unseen piece, potentially not allowing for (iii) ________ viewing of the new piece.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
| (A) established | (D) rebuke | (G) biased |
| (B) culpable | (E) skew | (H) impartial |
| (C) thermic | (F) complete | (I) enjoyable |
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A,E,H
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Re: Critics’ practice of making allusions to earlier work when r
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15 Jul 2018, 12:48
15 Jul 2018, 12:48
Established, skew and impartial
Re: Critics’ practice of making allusions to earlier work when r
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01 Jul 2021, 04:04
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I dont understand. How can a person have an established viewpoint if they have not read the referenced article in the first place???
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01 Jul 2021, 07:22
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In evaluating the sentence you should be aware to infuse personal opinions.
You should evaluate only the structure of the sentence and insert the blanks accordingly
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You should evaluate only the structure of the sentence and insert the blanks accordingly
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Re: Critics practice of making allusions to earlier work when r
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02 Dec 2022, 17:55
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dwaipayanr wrote:
I dont understand. How can a person have an established viewpoint if they have not read the referenced article in the first place???
Notice the sentence mentions: "any ________ viewpoint the reader ALREADY holds.."
Given the word "already" that was my clue to use established. Plus Thermic means heat related and Culpable means blame/guilt.
Hope this helps
gmatclubot
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