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(i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   28 Oct 2017, 10:20
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(i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation for reliability; Garth's poorly disguised excuses, however, were improbably interpreted by his (ii)_________ , hypochondriac employer as a sign of great foresight and (iii)_________.

Blank (i)Blank (ii)Blank (iii)
(A) An embezzler(D) casuistic(G) insipidity
(B) A malingerer(E) imposing(H) sagacity
(C) A pilferer(F) trepidatious(I) temerity
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   03 Jun 2018, 06:34
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Bad guy/malingerer is unlikely to gain a reputation for reliability; Garth's poorly disguised excuses, however, were improbably interpreted by his fearfulness/ trepid, hypochondriac employer as a sign of great foresight and sagacity.
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   03 Jun 2018, 10:24
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Embezzler and Pilferer is related to stealing/fraudulently use someone's property. So, malinger fits in.Garth's poorly disguised excuses, however, were improbably interpreted by his fearful/trepidadious and hypochondriac employer as a sign of great foresight and sagacity (fits well with great foresight/wisdom).
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   29 Nov 2018, 10:44
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SPELLING MISTAKES!

(D) should be CAUSTIC, not causistic
(F) should be TREPIDATIOUS, not trepidadious
(G) should be INSIPIDITY, not insidipity
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   29 Nov 2018, 10:46
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That said, I don't understand how the excuses could be seen as a "sign of great foresight and sagacity." I mean, excuses are excuses. How can they make a person look like he is sagacious and has great foresight? The sentence doesn't really make sense to me.
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   29 Nov 2018, 10:55
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Fixed the typos.

As for the second blank is casuistic = practicing clever but unsound reasoning a sort of random fortune.

Honestly, this is a question far from the quality and charm of an official question, even though is a question from Manhattan GRE.

Stuffing a sentence with difficult words does not mean it is a good question from which you learn something really useful.

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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   30 Jan 2021, 11:29
Carcass wrote:
Stuffing a sentence with difficult words does not mean it is a good question from which you learn something really useful. Thanks


I agree with you 💯%.

In addition, IMHO, this sentence as a whole is not meaningful either.
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   30 Jan 2021, 12:40
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Carcass wrote:
Stuffing a sentence with difficult words does not mean it is a good question from which you learn something really useful. Thanks


I agree with you 💯%.

In addition, IMHO, this sentence as a whole is not meaningful either.


You learn more from just only this one than half of the GRE questions out there - non-official of course

https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/the-narra ... -3148.html

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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   03 Mar 2021, 13:36
question, if you encounter completely unknwn word,what to do? and last moment tip for gre exam,because tomarrow is my paper?
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   03 Mar 2021, 14:03
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Try to spot the root of the word or if it reminds you of something similar

If nothing work, go with your feeling

read this

https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/the-narra ... html#p6352

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(i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   02 Aug 2022, 20:44
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(i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation for reliability; Garth's poorly disguised excuses, however, were improbably interpreted by his (ii)_________ , hypochondriac employer as a sign of great foresight and (iii)_________.

An embezzler or pilferer can be reliable, but a malingerer, one who avoids work, is unlikely to gain a reputation for reliability.

A hypochondriac is one who is anxious about his health. The comma in between the blank and hypochondriac indicates that the word for the blank should be related in some way to hypochondriac. The word trepidatious means apprehensive or anxious and goes well with hypochondriac and is therefore the right word for the blank. The other two are way off the mark, though one may be misled by mistaking casuistic with caustic.

For the third blank, we need a word that is related to foresight and sagacity fits the bill perfectly.
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Re: (i) ___________ is unlikely to gain a reputation f [#permalink] New post   02 Aug 2022, 20:47
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The unofficial questions are always so artificial and don't make sense.
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