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Of the two ancient kingdoms of Zaris and Xylia, the latter w
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Of the two ancient kingdoms of Zaris and Xylia, the latter was the more ____, often training boys as young as twelve for battle.
| Two Answers |
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| Spartan |
| Martial |
| Notorious | Formidable | Focused |
| Warlike |
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Re: Of the two ancient kingdoms of Zaris and Xylia, the latter w
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"often training boys as young as twelve for battle" means anti-pacifist. The only two choices that would make sense are warlike and martial.
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Spartan
Martial
Notorious
Formidable
Focused
Warlike
Try to pair up words.
1. Martial = Warlike
2. Spartan = Focused
3. Notorious = Formidable
Pair 2. makes sense, but then if you see, the word "focused" might not readily fit in this context. Hence Pair 1. makes more sense.
Martial
Notorious
Formidable
Focused
Warlike
Try to pair up words.
1. Martial = Warlike
2. Spartan = Focused
3. Notorious = Formidable
Pair 2. makes sense, but then if you see, the word "focused" might not readily fit in this context. Hence Pair 1. makes more sense.
