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Nagels tendency to question (i) _________________ philosophical views
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24 Apr 2024, 01:03
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Nagel’s tendency to question (i) _________________ philosophical views has long drawn admiration from his peers. But ironically enough, this very rebelliousness has accounted for the (ii) _________________ his new book.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. thoughtful | D. antipathy toward |
| B. provocative | E. embrace of |
| C. orthodox | F. curiosity over |
Re: Nagels tendency to question (i) _________________ philosophical views
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06 May 2024, 09:36
06 May 2024, 09:36
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The clue "this very rebelliousness" indicates that the word in the first blank should match the definition of "accepted." The best choice for Blank (i) is therefore orthodox. Th hrase "But ironically enough . . ." tells you that the reception toward Nagel's new book is the opposite of "admiration." The best choice for Blank (ii) is therefore antipathy toward. Th correct answer is C and D.
The clue "this very rebelliousness" indicates that the word in the first blank should match the definition of "accepted." The best choice for Blank (i) is therefore orthodox. Th hrase "But ironically enough . . ." tells you that the reception toward Nagel's new book is the opposite of "admiration." The best choice for Blank (ii) is therefore antipathy toward. Th correct answer is C and D.
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