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Children who are recognized as preternaturally intelligent often go on to fulfill their early promise, contrary to the stereotype of maladjusted _________ wasting their gifts.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) prodigies |
| (B) crackpots |
| (C) misanthropes |
| (D) dynamos |
| (E) juveniles |
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Prodigies.
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14 Nov 2017, 03:52
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The children who disprove the stereotype are the children stereotyped, so you want a word that means “children who are recognized as preternaturally intelligent.” Such children are prodigies.
Prodigies.
The children who disprove the stereotype are the children stereotyped, so you want a word that means “children who are recognized as preternaturally intelligent.” Such children are prodigies.
Prodigies.
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