void wrote:
can you explain clues as non-native speaker it real hard to ans even after correct pair .
Hi There!
It is not that a non native speaker will not get what the author is trying to say. Rather it is the understanding of every individual and the way you comprehend the sentence.
Woolf ____________
conventional notions of truth: in her words, one cannot receive from any lecture "a nugget of pure truth" to wrap up between the pages of one's notebook and keep on the mantelpiece forever.
Clues: the ":" in the sentence means that the other half part is explaining the first half. And from the statement, we know Woolf does not support the conventional view. Thus we need something which says does not support
anticipates- OUT
articulates- To say something clearly- OUT
makes light of- Hold
mocks- Hold
pays heed to- pays attention- Nope- OUT
puts up with- To accept or continue- OUT
None of the other word except C & D fits.
Let me know if any further questions!
Hope this helps