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After several attempts to broach the (i) _____ castle walls, the enem
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After several attempts to broach the (I) _____ castle walls, the enemy’s vigor began to (ii) _____.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. amenable | D. flag |
| B. impeccable | E. regroup |
| C. impervious | F. fight |
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The answers are C and D.
Blank (i): "Impervious" describes castle walls that are impenetrable or resistant to attack.
Blank (ii): "Flag" refers to the enemy's vigor or energy declining or weakening after several unsuccessful attempts to breach the walls.
Therefore, the completion using "impervious" and "flag" accurately portrays the castle walls' impenetrability and the subsequent diminishing strength or energy of the enemy after repeated failed attempts to breach them.
Blank (i): "Impervious" describes castle walls that are impenetrable or resistant to attack.
Blank (ii): "Flag" refers to the enemy's vigor or energy declining or weakening after several unsuccessful attempts to breach the walls.
Therefore, the completion using "impervious" and "flag" accurately portrays the castle walls' impenetrability and the subsequent diminishing strength or energy of the enemy after repeated failed attempts to breach them.
