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The fitness guru, seemingly an advocate of overall salubrious living,
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The fitness guru, seemingly an advocate of overall salubrious living, often, late at night and behind closed doors, ________ his integrity by consuming vast quantities of sugar and chemical-riddled junk food.
| Blank (i) |
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| A. ridiculed |
| B. restored |
| C. undermined | D. redacted | E. insinuated |
Re: The fitness guru, seemingly an advocate of overall salubrious living,
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15 Dec 2024, 08:50
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The fitness guru seems to promote a healthy lifestyle ("salubrious" means healthy). On the other hand, when he's alone, he's not very healthy himself. These actions would do something like "corrupt" or "do bad things to" his integrity. The correct answer, "undermined," means to reduce the power of, undercut, or sabotage. He's not making fun of himself, so "ridiculed" doesn't quite work. "Restored" is the opposite of the intended meaning. "Redacted" means to draft or make ready for publication. The guru did not "insinuate," or subtly suggest, anything about his integrity.
The fitness guru seems to promote a healthy lifestyle ("salubrious" means healthy). On the other hand, when he's alone, he's not very healthy himself. These actions would do something like "corrupt" or "do bad things to" his integrity. The correct answer, "undermined," means to reduce the power of, undercut, or sabotage. He's not making fun of himself, so "ridiculed" doesn't quite work. "Restored" is the opposite of the intended meaning. "Redacted" means to draft or make ready for publication. The guru did not "insinuate," or subtly suggest, anything about his integrity.
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03 Sep 2026, 02:08
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POE works here right away. You notice that A, B, D, and E, are inappropriate because of just understanding what the core definition of this word really means.
A. ridiculed - irrelevant, no one is being criticized here
B. restored - irrelevant, nothing is being restored here
C. undermined - relevant, his integrity is falling down, hence correct
D. redacted - irrelevant, nothing about information is being removed or changed
E. insinuated - irrelevant, nothing is being implied here
A. ridiculed - irrelevant, no one is being criticized here
B. restored - irrelevant, nothing is being restored here
C. undermined - relevant, his integrity is falling down, hence correct
D. redacted - irrelevant, nothing about information is being removed or changed
E. insinuated - irrelevant, nothing is being implied here
