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Revolutions do little to cure a nation’s (i)
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Revolutions do little to cure a nation’s (i) ______ – the very agitation that allowed for a change in previous rule often precludes the formation of a viable government.
| Blank (i) |
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| jingoism |
| paranoia |
| restiveness | euphoria | cupidity |
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The idea the sentence is conveying is that revolutions do not cure agitation, because the agitation that gave rise to revolution often prevents a functioning government
(A) jingoism means excessive patriotism. There are no keywords to support the idea of excessive patriotism.
(B) paranoia, which means irrational fear, does not match up with agitation
(C) restiveness connotes a sense of restlessness/difficulty to control. A restive population is one likely to rebel and have a revolution
(D) euphoria means extreme happiness. Does not match context
(E) cupidity means greed
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(A) jingoism means excessive patriotism. There are no keywords to support the idea of excessive patriotism.
(B) paranoia, which means irrational fear, does not match up with agitation
(C) restiveness connotes a sense of restlessness/difficulty to control. A restive population is one likely to rebel and have a revolution
(D) euphoria means extreme happiness. Does not match context
(E) cupidity means greed
This is far from being a good question.
See here for a collection of better practice https://gre.myprepclub.com/forum/the-last- ... -3488.html
Regards
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