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TC {difficulty level 1}-Staging his speech on the
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02 May 2015, 22:12
02 May 2015, 22:12
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Staging his speech on the grounds of his (i) _______ homestead was only the first of many blunders that made many question whether the CEO actually (ii) _______the challenges faced by his company’s workers. Equating a loss of stock options for himself to wage (iii) _______for his workers, despite the fact that the latter forced those workers below the poverty line, was perhaps the most egregious.
Blank (i)
rustic
disingenuous
palatial
Blank (ii)
vindicated
subjugated
comprehended
Blank (iii)
omissions
concessions
enhancements
Blank (i)
rustic
disingenuous
palatial
Blank (ii)
vindicated
subjugated
comprehended
Blank (iii)
omissions
concessions
enhancements
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09 Oct 2015, 12:02
09 Oct 2015, 12:02
The answer must be palatial, comprehended, and omissions
The paraphrase of the stimulus is: Addressing his speech form his extravagant and lavish ( palatial) home, was only the first of many blunders that made many question whether the CEO actually realized ( comprehended ) the challenges faced by his company’s workers. Equating “a loss of stock options” for himself to wage (iii) (here we need a negative word to match ‘a loss of’; omissions is the negative word , the omission driving the workers below the poverty line) ) omission for his workers, despite the fact that the latter forced those workers below the poverty line, was perhaps the most egregious.
Beautiful question. GRE deserves multiple kudos for this question. GRE: Please give us more such questions
The paraphrase of the stimulus is: Addressing his speech form his extravagant and lavish ( palatial) home, was only the first of many blunders that made many question whether the CEO actually realized ( comprehended ) the challenges faced by his company’s workers. Equating “a loss of stock options” for himself to wage (iii) (here we need a negative word to match ‘a loss of’; omissions is the negative word , the omission driving the workers below the poverty line) ) omission for his workers, despite the fact that the latter forced those workers below the poverty line, was perhaps the most egregious.
Beautiful question. GRE deserves multiple kudos for this question. GRE: Please give us more such questions
gmatclubot
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