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Feeling he lacked the __________ needed to become a financial analyst,
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Feeling he lacked the __________ needed to become a financial analyst, Manuel sought more advanced training in high-level economic theory.
| Blank (i) |
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| A. vacuity |
| B. jocosity |
| C. frugality | D. equanimity | E. perspicacity |
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Manuel sought advanced training as he believed that he lacked the astuteness/insightfulness to be a financial analyst.
One takes advanced training to improve the skills.
Perspicacity
Answer \(E\)
One takes advanced training to improve the skills.
Perspicacity
Answer \(E\)
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If Manuel sought more training, then it’s logical that he believed that he lacked perspicacity(acuteness of perception). None of the other choices fits the context clue of seeking high-level training in economic theory: choice A, vacuity, means emptiness or meaninglessness; choice B, jocosity, means humorousness; choice C, frugality, means economy or thriftiness; and choice D, equanimity, means poise or composure.
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If Manuel sought more training, then it’s logical that he believed that he lacked perspicacity(acuteness of perception). None of the other choices fits the context clue of seeking high-level training in economic theory: choice A, vacuity, means emptiness or meaninglessness; choice B, jocosity, means humorousness; choice C, frugality, means economy or thriftiness; and choice D, equanimity, means poise or composure.
