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While the ability to enact beneficial policies should be a key charact
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14 Jan 2025, 02:08
14 Jan 2025, 02:08
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While the ability to enact beneficial policies should be a key characteristic of any viable presidential candidate, one should not underestimate the commander-in-chief's role as a representative of his or her country, so the ideal leader is also eloquent, charismatic, and $\(\qquad\)$
| Two Answers |
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| A. sufficient |
| B. domineering |
| C. puissant | D. analogous | E. dynamic |
| F. supine |
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Re: While the ability to enact beneficial policies should be a key charact
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26 Feb 2025, 13:10
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The correct answers are $\(\mathbf{C}\)$ and \(E\) .
Both cause and comparison ideas are at play in this item, whose answers are not synonyms; yet, the answers create equivalence in the completed sentence. So, the correct answers should remain in step with the positive personality traits "eloquent" and "charismatic." "Puissant" and "dynamic," which both suggest vigor and strength, are the best words for this context. Choice A, "sufficient," is far too weak a word. Choice B, "domineering," has a meaning somewhat similar to that of "puissant" and "dynamic," but it also has negative connotations. Choice D, "analogous," means "similar," which does not make sense in this context. Choice F, "supine," implies a lack of energy, so it is the opposite of the words this sentence requires.
The correct answers are $\(\mathbf{C}\)$ and \(E\) .
Both cause and comparison ideas are at play in this item, whose answers are not synonyms; yet, the answers create equivalence in the completed sentence. So, the correct answers should remain in step with the positive personality traits "eloquent" and "charismatic." "Puissant" and "dynamic," which both suggest vigor and strength, are the best words for this context. Choice A, "sufficient," is far too weak a word. Choice B, "domineering," has a meaning somewhat similar to that of "puissant" and "dynamic," but it also has negative connotations. Choice D, "analogous," means "similar," which does not make sense in this context. Choice F, "supine," implies a lack of energy, so it is the opposite of the words this sentence requires.
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