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The author wrote the letter with a(n) (i) tone, her feelings (ii) by
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18 Apr 2024, 09:49
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The author wrote the letter with a(n) (i) _______ tone, her feelings (ii) _________ by a pride that rendered her inborn sensitivity inaccessible.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. indecipherable | D. accentuated |
| B. muted | E. obscured |
| C. effusive | F. emoldened |
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12 May 2024, 10:51
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Start with the second blank. If the pride "rendered her . . . sensitivity inaccessible," then what did it do to her feelings? A good prediction is "masked." Of the choices, the word closest in meaning is obscured. Now, move on to the first blank. What kind of tone would a letter have if the feelings are obscured? A good prediction is "guarded." Of the choices, the word closest in meaning is muted.
Start with the second blank. If the pride "rendered her . . . sensitivity inaccessible," then what did it do to her feelings? A good prediction is "masked." Of the choices, the word closest in meaning is obscured. Now, move on to the first blank. What kind of tone would a letter have if the feelings are obscured? A good prediction is "guarded." Of the choices, the word closest in meaning is muted.
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