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Whereas Henry James preferred urban settings to spin his intricate stu
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Whereas Henry James preferred urban settings to spin his intricate studies on the human psyche, Thomas Hardy preferred _________ backdrops to explore the workings of the mind.
| Two Answers |
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| A. simple |
| B. historic |
| C. bucolic | D. serene | E. tense |
| F. rustic |
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Re: Whereas Henry James preferred urban settings to spin his intricate stu
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04 Aug 2025, 07:40
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it's obvious that the word for the second blank should be opposite to urban and intricate at the same time
simple seems tempting but it is in no way opposite to urban
historic doesnt make any sense, because we are talking about 2 things in the present time
bucolic refers to relating to pleasant aspects of a country side. this one fits
serene seems to be the other answer but once again its not the opposite to urban
tense doesn't make any sense. it serious or critical (kind of)
rustic means relating to simple rural life
option C and F are correct
kudos is appreciated
simple seems tempting but it is in no way opposite to urban
historic doesnt make any sense, because we are talking about 2 things in the present time
bucolic refers to relating to pleasant aspects of a country side. this one fits
serene seems to be the other answer but once again its not the opposite to urban
tense doesn't make any sense. it serious or critical (kind of)
rustic means relating to simple rural life
option C and F are correct
kudos is appreciated
gmatclubot
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04 Aug 2025, 07:40
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