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Jonah Lehrer describes Adolphe Quetelt’s
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In a recent article, writer Jonah Lehrer describes Adolphe Quetelt’s theory that lifetime creativity follows an inverted “U-curve,” in which an individual’s creativity (i) _______ quickly to a sharp peak over a concentrated period of years before beginning to (ii) _______just as rapidly in middle age.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| plateaus | plummet |
| ascends | descry |
| flags | glide |
Re: Jonah Lehrer describes Adolphe Quetelt’s
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Since it is a curve in inverted U shape, the firs t blank should contrast with second. So, blank(i) should be ascends and blank(ii) should be plummet.
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