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The nucleus is the most part of an atom; a nucleus's significance lies
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19 Jul 2024, 01:56
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The nucleus is the most _______ part of an atom; a nucleus's significance lies in that the majority of the atom's mass is located in the nucleus, and, in living organisms, the nucleus is the site where DNA lives and begins to be interpreted by the cell.
| Two Answers |
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| a. effulgent |
| B. substantive |
| C. epochal | D. indispensable | E. recondite |
| F. evidentiary |
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Re: The nucleus is the most part of an atom; a nucleus's significance lies
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07 Dec 2024, 03:00
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The question stem describes the nucleus as providing major functions for the atom. The missing word will reflect this - that the nucleus is a significant part of an atom. Choice (A)-effulgent (meaning brilliant or radiating) and Choice(E)recondite (meaning confined to and understandable by only an enlightened inner circle)do not fit the scope of the sentence. Choice (C)-epochal (meaning so significant that it brings about a new era), and Choice (F)-evidentiary (meaning important based on evidence) all refer to some aspect of the word "significant", but the connotation of each word is not fitting for the question stem. The correct answers are (B)substantive - meaning important or essential and (D)indispensable- meaning necessary or vital.
The question stem describes the nucleus as providing major functions for the atom. The missing word will reflect this - that the nucleus is a significant part of an atom. Choice (A)-effulgent (meaning brilliant or radiating) and Choice(E)recondite (meaning confined to and understandable by only an enlightened inner circle)do not fit the scope of the sentence. Choice (C)-epochal (meaning so significant that it brings about a new era), and Choice (F)-evidentiary (meaning important based on evidence) all refer to some aspect of the word "significant", but the connotation of each word is not fitting for the question stem. The correct answers are (B)substantive - meaning important or essential and (D)indispensable- meaning necessary or vital.
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