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Though not without some justification, the athlete's decision to forgo
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Though not without some justification, the athlete's decision to forgo college only reinforced the widely held belief of his _________
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. impetuosity |
| B. recklessness |
| C. miserliness | D. diligence | E. consilience |
| F. denigration |
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The contrast signal though indicates that the perceptions of the athlete's decision contrast with the fact that it had "some justification." The prediction should thus be a word related to actions done without justification. A good prediction is impulsive. Of the choices, the words closest in meaning to impulsive are impetuosity and recklessness.
The contrast signal though indicates that the perceptions of the athlete's decision contrast with the fact that it had "some justification." The prediction should thus be a word related to actions done without justification. A good prediction is impulsive. Of the choices, the words closest in meaning to impulsive are impetuosity and recklessness.
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