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The (i) of medieval thinkers to explain the workings of the universe
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02 Apr 2024, 01:04
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The (i) _________ of medieval thinkers to explain the workings of the universe has led some critics to question the (ii) ___________ of human rationality.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. ambiguity | D. legitimacy |
| B. meaning | E. effectiveness |
| C. inability | F. nuances |
Re: The (i) of medieval thinkers to explain the workings of the universe
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18 Apr 2024, 00:20
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C and E
The words in the blanks determine each other, so you need to look at the choices in pairs, instead of individually. The best pair is inability and effectiveness.
C and E
The words in the blanks determine each other, so you need to look at the choices in pairs, instead of individually. The best pair is inability and effectiveness.
The (i) of medieval thinkers to explain the workings of the universe
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24 Sep 2024, 03:14
24 Sep 2024, 03:14
why not A,E ? Carcass
