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The effects of urban gentrification is an ongoing tale of winners and
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The effects of urban gentrification is an ongoing tale of winners and losers; some residents benefit from the ________ of business investment and improved school quality that come with the improvements in neighborhoods, but other residents are displaced as rents increase and property taxes rise.
| Two Answers |
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| A. profusion |
| B. abridgement |
| C. ardor | D. parapet | E. accretion |
| F. culmination |
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Re: The effects of urban gentrification is an ongoing tale of winners and
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06 Dec 2024, 05:59
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This question stem sets up a contrast; some residents are displaced while others enjoy the new additions to the community. The missing answer will support the idea of addition or growth in the community. Choice (B)-abridgement (meaning to shorten or condense) is the opposite of growth. Choice(C)-ardor (meaning great emotion or passion), Choice (D)-parapet (meaning fortification consisting of a low wall and, Choice (F)-culmination (meaning conclusion) are all off-topic for this sentence. The correct answers are Choice(A)profusion - meaning extreme abundance and Choice (E)accretion (meaning a gradual increase in size, as through growth or external addition
This question stem sets up a contrast; some residents are displaced while others enjoy the new additions to the community. The missing answer will support the idea of addition or growth in the community. Choice (B)-abridgement (meaning to shorten or condense) is the opposite of growth. Choice(C)-ardor (meaning great emotion or passion), Choice (D)-parapet (meaning fortification consisting of a low wall and, Choice (F)-culmination (meaning conclusion) are all off-topic for this sentence. The correct answers are Choice(A)profusion - meaning extreme abundance and Choice (E)accretion (meaning a gradual increase in size, as through growth or external addition
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