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Kristen was a(n) _ new employee, eager to take initiative and perform [#permalink] New post   22 Feb 2024, 01:57
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Kristen was a(n) _____ new employee, eager to take initiative and perform up to standard. Unfortunately, her lack of industry knowledge made it impossible for her to move beyond her probationary period.


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A. prudent
B. assiduous
C. enthusiastic
D. sullen
E. punctilious
F. garrulous



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Re: Kristen was a(n) _ new employee, eager to take initiative and perform [#permalink] New post   27 Feb 2024, 10:54
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Assiduous and punctilious pair up.

The comma in the first sentence indicates support. We are looking for a postive connotation. Enthusiastic, fits the bill but does not pair up. Prudent, sullen and garrulous are irrelevant
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