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Faced with ________ job market, many young people are returning to gra
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Faced with ________ job market, many young people are returning to graduate school rather than attempting to compete for the few available jobs.
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| A. a myopic |
| B. an anemic |
| C. a botched | D. a booming | E. an educated |
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An anemic.
While anemia is a medical condition, "anemic" as a metaphor means weak or lacking vitality; the job market is weak, so young people are choosing graduate school instead. "Myopia," or nearsightedness, also makes a good metaphor, but describes people and their decisions. The job market hasn't been "botched" (who botched it?), and it isn't "booming" (the sentence says that there aren't many jobs available). "Educated" is a trap answer; the young people are going to graduate school because the job market is bad, not because the job market is "educated."
An anemic.
While anemia is a medical condition, "anemic" as a metaphor means weak or lacking vitality; the job market is weak, so young people are choosing graduate school instead. "Myopia," or nearsightedness, also makes a good metaphor, but describes people and their decisions. The job market hasn't been "botched" (who botched it?), and it isn't "booming" (the sentence says that there aren't many jobs available). "Educated" is a trap answer; the young people are going to graduate school because the job market is bad, not because the job market is "educated."
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