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Tadeusz Kosciuszko not only fought against Russian and German hegemony
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25 May 2025, 23:58
25 May 2025, 23:58
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Tadeusz Kosciuszko not only fought against Russian and German hegemony in his native country of Poland, but also served under Washington's army during the War of Independence, abiding by his conviction that the struggle for freedom in one country does not (i) ________ an active interest in the affairs of others.
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| A. fail to limit |
| B. mask |
| C. entangle one in | D. sanction | E. preclude |
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Tadeusz Kosciuszko not only fought against Russian and German hegemony
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26 May 2025, 20:47
26 May 2025, 20:47
Since he fought for his country's (Poland's) freedom, and also under Washington's army during the War of Independence, his conviction would have been that the struggle for freedom in one country does not prevent you from taking an active interest in the affairs of others.
The word is preclude.
Choice E.
The word is preclude.
Choice E.
Re: Tadeusz Kosciuszko not only fought against Russian and German hegemony
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28 May 2025, 04:00
28 May 2025, 04:00
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This sentence contains many details and so it is important to focus on what is most important by paraphrasing the sentence: Kosciuszko fought in both his native country and in the US, and he believed that fighting for freedom in one country did not stop him from fighting in other countries. Therefore, choice (E) preclude, or "prevent," fits.
Choice (A) fail to limit creates a double negative and is the opposite of the prediction. Choices (C) entangle one in, or "involve," and (D) sanction, or "permit," are also opposite to the prediction. Lastly, choice (B) mask, or "conceal," is an out of scope choice-the sentence does not mention hiding.
Choice (E) is the credited response.
E
This sentence contains many details and so it is important to focus on what is most important by paraphrasing the sentence: Kosciuszko fought in both his native country and in the US, and he believed that fighting for freedom in one country did not stop him from fighting in other countries. Therefore, choice (E) preclude, or "prevent," fits.
Choice (A) fail to limit creates a double negative and is the opposite of the prediction. Choices (C) entangle one in, or "involve," and (D) sanction, or "permit," are also opposite to the prediction. Lastly, choice (B) mask, or "conceal," is an out of scope choice-the sentence does not mention hiding.
Choice (E) is the credited response.
