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Although it might not seem apparent to the observer, a watch has more
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Although it might not seem apparent to the _________ observer, a watch has more mass when it is wound up than when it is not because when its spring is put into tension, that is, when it is wound up, it experiences an increase in the potential energy it bears and thus it increases in mass.
| Two Answers |
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| A. casual |
| B. concerned |
| C. curious | D. dispassionate | E. heedless |
| F. interested |
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Re: Although it might not seem apparent to the observer, a watch has more
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I bet majority who gave wrong answer did choose A and E!
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The pairs casual/dispassionate and curious/interested fit in the sentence, but the correct options agree with the context of the sentence because the fact that a watch increases in mass when wound would not be necessarily surprising to someone who was thinking (i.e. curious and interested) about the issue. Heedless is similar in meaning to casual and dispassionate but has a negative sense not entailed in the correct options. Similarly, concerned is similar to curious and interested.
The pairs casual/dispassionate and curious/interested fit in the sentence, but the correct options agree with the context of the sentence because the fact that a watch increases in mass when wound would not be necessarily surprising to someone who was thinking (i.e. curious and interested) about the issue. Heedless is similar in meaning to casual and dispassionate but has a negative sense not entailed in the correct options. Similarly, concerned is similar to curious and interested.
