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Some teachers (i) _____ charter schools, claiming that the schools hav
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Some teachers (i) _____ charter schools, claiming that the schools have an unfair advantage. (ii) _____ by Department of Education policies and state laws that govern education, charter schools can set very selective admissions standards and (iii) _____ their own policies, while traditional public schools cannot.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) | Blank (iii) |
|---|---|---|
| A. extoll | D. unencumbered | G. disallow |
| B. advocate | E. hampered | H. forge |
| C. deprecate | F. constrained | I. correlate |
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The answers are C, D and H.
Blank (i): "Deprecate" describes teachers who speak critically or express disapproval of charter schools.
Blank (ii): "Unencumbered" reflects that charter schools are not restricted or burdened by Department of Education policies and state laws, indicating that they have more freedom in their operations compared to traditional public schools.
Blank (iii): "Forge" indicates that charter schools have the ability to create or establish their own policies, emphasizing their independence in setting rules.
Blank (i): "Deprecate" describes teachers who speak critically or express disapproval of charter schools.
Blank (ii): "Unencumbered" reflects that charter schools are not restricted or burdened by Department of Education policies and state laws, indicating that they have more freedom in their operations compared to traditional public schools.
Blank (iii): "Forge" indicates that charter schools have the ability to create or establish their own policies, emphasizing their independence in setting rules.
