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Several social thinkers have not felt comfortable with the repercussio
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Several social thinkers have not felt comfortable with the repercussions faced by a society that has (i) $\(\qquad\)$ of a market economy. For them, products like life insurance are symbolic of (ii) $\(\qquad\)$ of a society, as the policies sold in the name of economic protection, try to assign a monetary value to the sacredness of life itself. Self-help groups, neighbors, family and friends protected a widow and her wards earlier. Now this protection can be purchased and in the bargain filial and other societal bindings have been (iii) $\(\qquad\)$ .
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
| (A) been oblivious to the utility | (D) crass commercializatio | (G) breached irreparably |
| (B) embraced the tenets | (E) regular desecration | (H) rescinded completely |
| (C) been absolutely devoid | (F) unparalleled development | (I) reinitiated partially |
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Re: Several social thinkers have not felt comfortable with the repercussio
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The missing word in the first blank should describe the society i.e., the society that 'embraced the tenets' of market economy. The words 'policies ......assign a monetary value to sacredness of life' in the second sentence and the words 'have not felt comfortable' suggest that 'crass commercialization' best fits in blank 2. The missing word in blank 3 should explain the 'repercussions' of crass commercialization i.e., an 'irreparable damage' is done to filial and societal bindings. Thus, 'breached irreparably' best fits in blank 3. Thus, the answer is B, D, G.
The missing word in the first blank should describe the society i.e., the society that 'embraced the tenets' of market economy. The words 'policies ......assign a monetary value to sacredness of life' in the second sentence and the words 'have not felt comfortable' suggest that 'crass commercialization' best fits in blank 2. The missing word in blank 3 should explain the 'repercussions' of crass commercialization i.e., an 'irreparable damage' is done to filial and societal bindings. Thus, 'breached irreparably' best fits in blank 3. Thus, the answer is B, D, G.
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22 Apr 2025, 05:56
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The phrases which describe life insurance as assigning a "monetary value to the sacredness of life" and something that "can be purchased" clearly prove that they social thinkers are talking about a society that has embraced the tenets of a market economy.
The fact that life insurance assigns a monetary value to the sacredness of life itself, makes crass commercialization the best choice for the second blank. Clearly, regular desecration is a trap answer, and should be rejected.
Now since the protection originally offered to widows and their wards by self-help groups, neighbors, family and friends can now be purchased, it has certainly breached irreparably the filial and social bindings. To rescind means to cancel, revoke or repeal an order, law or agreement and doesn't make sense here.
The correct choices are B,D,G.
The fact that life insurance assigns a monetary value to the sacredness of life itself, makes crass commercialization the best choice for the second blank. Clearly, regular desecration is a trap answer, and should be rejected.
Now since the protection originally offered to widows and their wards by self-help groups, neighbors, family and friends can now be purchased, it has certainly breached irreparably the filial and social bindings. To rescind means to cancel, revoke or repeal an order, law or agreement and doesn't make sense here.
The correct choices are B,D,G.
