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Unquestionably, the particular forms that folly and cruelty take in Ja
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Unquestionably, the particular forms that folly and cruelty take in Jane Austen’s novels are (i)_____ the character’s social milieu, which was also Austen’s own; but to realize that one’s society motivates people in unfortunate ways is not necessarily to (ii)_____ it, for the alternatives, though different, might be no more (iii)_____.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. shaped by | D. expose | G. salutary |
| B. removed from | E. condemn | H. corrosive |
| C. unrecognizable in | F. rationalize | I. realistic |
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Re: Unquestionably, the particular forms that folly and cruelty take in Ja
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03 Dec 2023, 00:34
03 Dec 2023, 00:34
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The answer is A, E and G.
Blank (i): The sentence discusses how the behaviors in Austen's novels are closely connected to the character’s social environment. So, "shaped by" correctly illustrates this relationship.
Blank (ii): The sentence implies that understanding society's influence doesn't automatically imply a particular action or attitude towards it. Instead, it suggests that condemning or disapproving of society might not be the only response. Thus, "condemn" fits in this context.
Blank (iii): This part suggests a contrast, indicating that while there are different alternatives, they might not necessarily be any better. "Salutary" means promoting health or beneficial. In this context, it conveys the idea that despite the differences among alternatives, none might offer a significantly better or healthier outcome, emphasizing the lack of improvement among the choices.
Blank (i): The sentence discusses how the behaviors in Austen's novels are closely connected to the character’s social environment. So, "shaped by" correctly illustrates this relationship.
Blank (ii): The sentence implies that understanding society's influence doesn't automatically imply a particular action or attitude towards it. Instead, it suggests that condemning or disapproving of society might not be the only response. Thus, "condemn" fits in this context.
Blank (iii): This part suggests a contrast, indicating that while there are different alternatives, they might not necessarily be any better. "Salutary" means promoting health or beneficial. In this context, it conveys the idea that despite the differences among alternatives, none might offer a significantly better or healthier outcome, emphasizing the lack of improvement among the choices.
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