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The expansion proposal, which the school board affirms will maximize e
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The expansion proposal, which the school board affirms will maximize efficiency while maintaining $\(\qquad\)$ class sizes, has nevertheless been resoundingly opposed by parent groups and the teachers' union.
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| A. remedial |
| B. manageable |
| C. flexible | D. deficient | E. reasonable |
| F. unwieldy |
Re: The expansion proposal, which the school board affirms will maximize e
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03 Feb 2025, 06:16
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Manageable, reasonable.
The proposal will "maximize efficiency" and do something to class sizes, but surprisingly parents and teachers are "resoundingly opposed." Both items, then, must be positive: despite the fact that they will "maximize efficiency" and have good "class sizes," people still don't like the plan. Both "manageable" and "reasonable" fit. "Flexible" is probably the word most similar, but "flexible" class sizes are not necessarily a positive; it could be tough if students kept coming and going. "Remedial" (intended to fix or cure) does not fit, nor does it have a pair. And while classes might be considered “unwieldy” or “deficient,” those words are not similar nor do they fit the required meaning.
Manageable, reasonable.
The proposal will "maximize efficiency" and do something to class sizes, but surprisingly parents and teachers are "resoundingly opposed." Both items, then, must be positive: despite the fact that they will "maximize efficiency" and have good "class sizes," people still don't like the plan. Both "manageable" and "reasonable" fit. "Flexible" is probably the word most similar, but "flexible" class sizes are not necessarily a positive; it could be tough if students kept coming and going. "Remedial" (intended to fix or cure) does not fit, nor does it have a pair. And while classes might be considered “unwieldy” or “deficient,” those words are not similar nor do they fit the required meaning.
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