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Charitable appeals often feature a single individual, whether animal or human, because people tend to react more _________ to individuals than to groups.
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| Two Answers |
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| A. magnanimously |
| B. quietly |
| C. discreetly | D. perniciously | E. nefariously |
| F. benevolently |
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Re: Charitable appeals often feature a single individual, whether animal o
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16 Aug 2023, 05:10
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The goal of charitable appeals is to collect charitable donations, so if such appeals often feature a single individual, it must be true that people tend to react more "generously" to individuals than to groups. Write down "generously" and look for answers to eliminate. Both perniciously and nefariously are nearly the opposite of the predicted answer, so eliminate (D) and (E). Choices (B) and (C) give roughly synonymous meanings, but they don't match "generously." Both magnanimously and benevolently match the predicted answer, so (A) and (F) are correct.
The goal of charitable appeals is to collect charitable donations, so if such appeals often feature a single individual, it must be true that people tend to react more "generously" to individuals than to groups. Write down "generously" and look for answers to eliminate. Both perniciously and nefariously are nearly the opposite of the predicted answer, so eliminate (D) and (E). Choices (B) and (C) give roughly synonymous meanings, but they don't match "generously." Both magnanimously and benevolently match the predicted answer, so (A) and (F) are correct.
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