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To highlight Albert Einstein’s image as a _______ scholar,
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To highlight Albert Einstein’s image as a _______ scholar, there is an exaggerated tale floating around that his request to shut a window was the first sentence he had uttered in five years.
A. loquacious
B. consummate
C. reticent
D. judicious
E. laconic
F. garrulous
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03 Oct 2017, 11:52
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A story about Einstein not uttering a sentence in five years would emphasize his image as a quiet scholar. Both loquacious and garrulous are nearly the opposite of what you’re looking for, so eliminate choices (A) and (F).
Neither consummate, which means perfect, nor judicious, which means showing good judgment, is supported by the sentence, so eliminate
choices (B) and (D). Both reticent and laconic can mean using few words, so choices (C) and (E) give you appropriate, equivalent sentences.
Hence options C and E is correct!
A story about Einstein not uttering a sentence in five years would emphasize his image as a quiet scholar. Both loquacious and garrulous are nearly the opposite of what you’re looking for, so eliminate choices (A) and (F).
Neither consummate, which means perfect, nor judicious, which means showing good judgment, is supported by the sentence, so eliminate
choices (B) and (D). Both reticent and laconic can mean using few words, so choices (C) and (E) give you appropriate, equivalent sentences.
Hence options C and E is correct!
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30 Jun 2019, 06:33
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Hi, this question is tagged with OG General test 10th Ed. (paper-based) but also tagged with a part of Princeton review
So it belongs to princeton review or OG ETS?
So it belongs to princeton review or OG ETS?
