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Knowing the direction of his research would be condemned by his collea
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Knowing the direction of his research would be condemned by his colleagues, the scientist did not realize the (i)__________of mixing human and insect DNA until the twisted, suffering offspring of his trials came to life. Later, when such experimentation had been outlawed and the general public was more (ii)__________its depravity, the scientist became even more (iii)__________.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. permutation | D. inured to | G. reviled |
| B. immensity | E. cognizant of | H. oblivious |
| C. enormity | F. tarnished by | I. chary |
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The scientist knew that his colleagues would condemn his research (because it was BAD, why as he mixed human and insect DNA, really????) but he realized the research's extreme wickedness when the twisted & suffering offspring of his trials came to life.
Enormity
Later, these kinds of experiments were made illegal and as the public became aware of the experiment's immorality, the scientist was more condemned.
cognizant of & reviled
Answer C E G
Enormity
Later, these kinds of experiments were made illegal and as the public became aware of the experiment's immorality, the scientist was more condemned.
cognizant of & reviled
Answer C E G
