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Individual freedom of thought can be (i) $\qquad$ more absolutely than
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27 Apr 2025, 08:43
27 Apr 2025, 08:43
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Individual freedom of thought can be (i) $\(\qquad\)$ more absolutely than individual freedom of action, given that the latter, though also desirable, must be (ii) $\(\qquad\)$ the limits imposed by the rights and freedom of others.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| A. exercised | D. subject to |
| B. assessed | E. indifferent to |
| C. curtailed | F. measured by |
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Individual freedom of thought can be (i) $\qquad$ more absolutely than
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27 Apr 2025, 15:37
27 Apr 2025, 15:37
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Carcass don't get this personal but I should like to say that your questions become more and more incompatible. We have missed former ones of high quality.
Sincerely,
Kurt.
Sincerely,
Kurt.
Individual freedom of thought can be (i) $\qquad$ more absolutely than
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27 Apr 2025, 23:44
27 Apr 2025, 23:44
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No sir. Never took personally.
The problems are the following and also we have a compound effect
1) It is quite difficult already to find good verbal practice because is quite difficult to mimic ETS.
2) Once you have exhausted the primary NON official sources such as Kaplan or MGRE which are after all decent, what is left are OTHER resources.
3) Other resources is even more and more difficult to find decent verbal questions for the GRE.
If you sum all 3, you clearly infer that it is not easy.
That said, the questions I am posting right now, not to be stubborn, ARE good questions. They come from a jamboree, which usually is pretty strong on the verbal side. Moreover, the vocabulary is compatible with the most prominent GRE vocabulary lists
I also consulted a couple of tutors and they agree that are good. + the AI............ + myself
You have to consider that this is the ONLY platform that has 10k (thousands) verbal questions for free. It is not always easy to maintain high standards sir.
Your suggestion is legit, though. No worries.
Could you give me two or more questions, the links, to see what you are looking for and if I am able to find similar resources? i.e. which ones in your opinion are quality questions. Please
Thank you
The problems are the following and also we have a compound effect
1) It is quite difficult already to find good verbal practice because is quite difficult to mimic ETS.
2) Once you have exhausted the primary NON official sources such as Kaplan or MGRE which are after all decent, what is left are OTHER resources.
3) Other resources is even more and more difficult to find decent verbal questions for the GRE.
If you sum all 3, you clearly infer that it is not easy.
That said, the questions I am posting right now, not to be stubborn, ARE good questions. They come from a jamboree, which usually is pretty strong on the verbal side. Moreover, the vocabulary is compatible with the most prominent GRE vocabulary lists
I also consulted a couple of tutors and they agree that are good. + the AI............ + myself
You have to consider that this is the ONLY platform that has 10k (thousands) verbal questions for free. It is not always easy to maintain high standards sir.
Your suggestion is legit, though. No worries.
Could you give me two or more questions, the links, to see what you are looking for and if I am able to find similar resources? i.e. which ones in your opinion are quality questions. Please
Thank you
