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In private, the critic insisted that the novel was seriously
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In private, the critic insisted that the novel was seriously flawed, citing both its sophomoric premise and lack of structure, but then wrote a review that___________the work.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. deprecated |
| B. extolled |
| C. complicated | D. celebrated | E. assuaged |
| F. berated |
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The phrases 'In private' and 'but then' suggests us that there are two versions of the critic, one to deride the novel and another to laud.
Extolled and celebrated will fit appropriately, therefore option B&D are correct answers.
Extolled and celebrated will fit appropriately, therefore option B&D are correct answers.
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