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Like the characters she played, the ingénue always seemed __
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Like the characters she played, the ingénue always seemed _________ when auditioning for directors, but, on the set, this almost supine attitude fell away, revealing an implacable unwillingness to compromise her artistic vision.
A. sardonic
B. naïve
C. tractable
D. innocent
E. amenable
F. articulate
Show: :: OA
Tractable, amenable
Practice Questions
Question: 67
Page: 110
Question: 67
Page: 110
Re: Like the characters she played, the ingénue always seemed __
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08 Oct 2017, 17:36
08 Oct 2017, 17:36
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The correct choices must match “agreeable” and oppose “implacable unwillingness.” While naïve and innocent relate to the clue “ingénue,” they do not take into account the clues in the sentence, about seeming “supine” but actually being stubborn.
Hence options tractable, amenable are best fit!
The correct choices must match “agreeable” and oppose “implacable unwillingness.” While naïve and innocent relate to the clue “ingénue,” they do not take into account the clues in the sentence, about seeming “supine” but actually being stubborn.
Hence options tractable, amenable are best fit!
Re: Like the characters she played, the ingénue always seemed __
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21 Mar 2018, 21:23
21 Mar 2018, 21:23
sandy wrote:
Like the characters she played, the ingénue always seemed _________ when auditioning for directors, but, on the set, this almost supine attitude fell away, revealing an implacable unwillingness to compromise her artistic vision.
A. sardonic
B. naïve
C. tractable- docile or manageable
D. innocent
E. amenable
F. articulate
Show: :: OA
Tractable, amenable
Practice Questions
Question: 67
Page: 110
Question: 67
Page: 110
