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In contrast to instances where size is commensurate with pot
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Updated on: 05 Aug 2018, 11:36
Updated on: 05 Aug 2018, 11:36
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In contrast to instances where size is commensurate with the potency of flavor, smaller peppers tend to be far more (i) _________ than larger peppers.
A. banal
B. piquant
C. acrid
D. unique
E. diverse
A. banal
B. piquant
C. acrid
D. unique
E. diverse
Re: In contrast to instances where size is commensurate with pot
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05 Aug 2018, 03:41
05 Aug 2018, 03:41
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In contrast to instances where size is commensurate with the potency of flavor, smaller peppers tend to be far more (i) _________ than larger peppers.
A. banal
B. piquant
C. acrid
D. unique
E. diverse
A. banal
B. piquant
C. acrid
D. unique
E. diverse
I think the answer should be B. piquant. The question stem talks about the flavor and piquant means sharp taste while banal does not give coherent meaning to the sentence.
Re: In contrast to instances where size is commensurate with pot
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05 Aug 2018, 07:31
05 Aug 2018, 07:31
Carcass wrote:
In contrast to instances where size is commensurate with the potency of flavor, smaller peppers tend to be far more (i) _________ than larger peppers.
A. banal
B. piquant
C. acrid
D. unique
E. diverse
A. banal
B. piquant
C. acrid
D. unique
E. diverse
Can you please explain why it's not B or C?
