That the new biography of the composer has been greeted by scholars as a corrective to decades of (i) ______ treatment-a tradition of respectful evasion that preferred to pass over his humiliating accommodations to an authoritarian regime-is hardly surprising, for it offers an (ii) ______ account of both the public capitulations and the private brutalities that earlier studies had carefully elided.

Blank (i)	Blank (ii)
A. tendentious	D. dispassionate
B. hagiographic	E. anodyne
C. meticulous	F. exhaustive