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(i) _______ diction creates the clearest, most (ii) ________ circumstances for a successful career that requires public speaking.This (iii) _______ the notion that reading aloud at a young age is important for future success.


Blank (i) Blank (ii) Blank (iii)
A. lucid D. propitious G. corroborates
B. loquacious E. reparable H. abolishes
C. lucrative F. strident I. satiates



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A,D,G

Originally posted by Carcass on 28 Mar 2024, 01:55.
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Re: (i) diction creates the clearest, most (ii) circumstances for a succ [#permalink] New post   28 Mar 2024, 11:02
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hello Carcass, think the first option should be "lucid" instead of "ludic"
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Re: (i) diction creates the clearest, most (ii) circumstances for a succ [#permalink] New post   28 Mar 2024, 11:13
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Re: (i) diction creates the clearest, most (ii) circumstances for a succ [#permalink] New post   16 Aug 2024, 20:50
A, D, G imo
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Re: (i) diction creates the clearest, most (ii) circumstances for a succ [#permalink] New post   05 Dec 2024, 08:03
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Lucid means clear. Do not be led astray by loquacious (talkative), which refers to speaking but does not describe one's diction. Lucrative is profitable and does not fit the context. For the second blank, propitious (favorable) suggests a positive outcome, in line with the context clue of "successful." Reparable describes something capable of being repaired, while strident labels something that has a harsh or grating sound or character. Neither fit the context. Lucid diction then corroborates or confirms the importance of reading aloud in children. It does not abolish (cancel) or satiate (satisfy) this importance.
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