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For a writer with a reputation for both prolixity and inscrutability, Thompson, in this slim collection of short stories, may finally be intent on making his ideas more (i) _______ to a readership looking for quick edification.
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| (A) aesthetic |
| (B) prescient |
| (C) palatable |
| (D) inaccessible |
| (E) transcendent |
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For a writer with a reputation for both prolixity and inscrutability, Thompson, in this slim collection of short stories, may finally be intent on making his ideas more (i) _______ to a readership looking for quick edification.
Blank (i)
(A) aesthetic
(B) prescient
(C) palatable "acceptable or satisfactory"
(D) inaccessible
(E) transcendent
in contrast to a writer with a reputation for both prolixity and inscrutability. we are looking for a word which explain easy way to understand author stories. the only word which relate to is palatable which means acceptable or satisfactory.
Blank (i)
(A) aesthetic
(B) prescient
(C) palatable "acceptable or satisfactory"
(D) inaccessible
(E) transcendent
in contrast to a writer with a reputation for both prolixity and inscrutability. we are looking for a word which explain easy way to understand author stories. the only word which relate to is palatable which means acceptable or satisfactory.
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