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In the United States, to protect young viewers, the Federal Communica
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In the United States, to protect young viewers, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) enforces laws that prohibit the broadcast of certain images and language during certain hours, but it has had no success in restricting content that glorifies _____.
| Two Answers |
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| A. truculence |
| B. turpitude |
| C.asperity | D. infidelity | E. depravity |
| F. impertinence |
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The answers are B and E.
Depravity: This term refers to moral corruption or wickedness. In the context of the sentence, it indicates that despite efforts to restrict certain content for the protection of young viewers, there's been no success in controlling or limiting the broadcasting of content that glorifies morally corrupt or morally reprehensible behavior.
Turpitude: Turpitude signifies inherent baseness or depravity in actions or behavior. It implies a morally reprehensible or wicked character. Within the context of the sentence, the absence of restrictions on content that glorifies turpitude indicates that there's been no success in preventing the broadcasting of material that promotes morally corrupt or debased behavior, similar to the concept of depravity.
Both "depravity" and "turpitude" essentially point towards the portrayal or glorification of morally corrupt behavior, and in the given sentence, they highlight the FCC's inability to regulate or control such content despite its efforts to protect young viewers from objectionable material.
Depravity: This term refers to moral corruption or wickedness. In the context of the sentence, it indicates that despite efforts to restrict certain content for the protection of young viewers, there's been no success in controlling or limiting the broadcasting of content that glorifies morally corrupt or morally reprehensible behavior.
Turpitude: Turpitude signifies inherent baseness or depravity in actions or behavior. It implies a morally reprehensible or wicked character. Within the context of the sentence, the absence of restrictions on content that glorifies turpitude indicates that there's been no success in preventing the broadcasting of material that promotes morally corrupt or debased behavior, similar to the concept of depravity.
Both "depravity" and "turpitude" essentially point towards the portrayal or glorification of morally corrupt behavior, and in the given sentence, they highlight the FCC's inability to regulate or control such content despite its efforts to protect young viewers from objectionable material.
