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It required no foresight to anticipate that Rafnkelsson’s in
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19 Jan 2020, 23:27
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It required no foresight to anticipate that Rafnkelsson’s inaugural self-portrait would be a(n) ______________ one, given that his long-standing illness causes his hands to tremble.
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| impactful |
| therapeutic |
| macabre | inexact | picturesque |
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Re: It required no foresight to anticipate that Rafnkelsson’s in
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20 Jan 2020, 08:21
20 Jan 2020, 08:21
If his hands were trembling then his portrait must have been anything but perfect. Hence, inexact is the answer.
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26 Feb 2020, 07:28
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It required no foresight to anticipate that Rafnkelsson’s inaugural self-portrait would be a(n) ______________ one, given that his long-standing illness causes his hands to tremble.
The portrait would be something because he had a long standing illness which caused his hands to tremble.
Clearly the portrait would not be perfect, due to his trembling hands, and hence inexact is a good choice. Also, there are no clues to suggest that the end result was macabre, so we reject that choice (even though an inexact portrait could have a macabre effect).
The portrait would be something because he had a long standing illness which caused his hands to tremble.
Clearly the portrait would not be perfect, due to his trembling hands, and hence inexact is a good choice. Also, there are no clues to suggest that the end result was macabre, so we reject that choice (even though an inexact portrait could have a macabre effect).
