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In regards to the polarity of the nation's political biases, the media
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17 Sep 2025, 14:42
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In regards to the polarity of the nation's political biases, the media peddles the same tired (i) _________ , hoping that the repetition of a conventional idea will lead people to passively accept it.
| Blank (i) |
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| A. auguries |
| B. epiphaniesm |
| C. tropes | D. anodynes | E. deceptions |
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Re: In regards to the polarity of the nation's political biases, the media
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04 Oct 2025, 11:35
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The sentence says the media repeats a "conventional idea" so people will passively accept it. The phrase "same tired" suggests a cliché or overused theme.
- A. auguries - omens or prophecies - not fitting here.
- B. epiphanies - sudden realizations - opposite of "tired" repetition.
- C. tropes - common or overused themes - fits perfectly.
- D. anodynes - things that relieve pain - irrelevant.
- E. deceptions - tricks or lies - possible, but "tired" suggests clichés more than outright lies.
"Tropes" is the best match for "same tired" repeated conventional ideas.
Answer: C
- A. auguries - omens or prophecies - not fitting here.
- B. epiphanies - sudden realizations - opposite of "tired" repetition.
- C. tropes - common or overused themes - fits perfectly.
- D. anodynes - things that relieve pain - irrelevant.
- E. deceptions - tricks or lies - possible, but "tired" suggests clichés more than outright lies.
"Tropes" is the best match for "same tired" repeated conventional ideas.
Answer: C
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