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Sentence Equivalence #Q21-Robert’s outwardly amiable
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05 Sep 2014, 15:08
05 Sep 2014, 15:08
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Robert’s outwardly amiable disposition belied his _____________ nature; he was more than willing to bad mouth a colleague’s work or spread gossip if he thought it would help him advance his career.
Innocuous
Malicious
Gregarious
Insipid
Affable
Churlish
Innocuous
Malicious
Gregarious
Insipid
Affable
Churlish
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Explanation: Malicious and churlish are the only suitable synonym pairs.
Re: Sentence Equivalence #Q21-Robert’s outwardly amiable
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31 Dec 2017, 10:05
31 Dec 2017, 10:05
A very easy question, I would recommend everyone to use 5IB's SE.
Re: Sentence Equivalence #Q21-Robert’s outwardly amiable
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19 Jan 2018, 07:41
19 Jan 2018, 07:41
Answers : B,F
