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The job applicant was $\qquad$ in his interview by not telling the int
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29 Apr 2025, 09:38
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The job applicant was $\(\qquad\)$ in his interview by not telling the interviewer about his lack of credentials.
| Two Answers |
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| A. invidious |
| B. disingenuous |
| C. artless | D. clandestine | E. devious |
| F. indirect |
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Re: The job applicant was $\qquad$ in his interview by not telling the int
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04 May 2025, 04:45
04 May 2025, 04:45
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The correct answers are B and E.
"Disingenuous" and "devious," choices B and E, mean "not straightforward, lacking in candor" and fit the context. Choice A, "invidious," means "unpleasant, offensive, difficult," and there is nothing in the sentence to indicate this. Choice C, "artless," is the opposite of "disingenuous" and "devious." Choice D, "clandestine," means "done in secret" and doesn't fit the sense. Choice F, "indirect" means "roundabout, hinted at," and there is nothing in the sentence to indicate the applicant was hinting at the truth.
The correct answers are B and E.
"Disingenuous" and "devious," choices B and E, mean "not straightforward, lacking in candor" and fit the context. Choice A, "invidious," means "unpleasant, offensive, difficult," and there is nothing in the sentence to indicate this. Choice C, "artless," is the opposite of "disingenuous" and "devious." Choice D, "clandestine," means "done in secret" and doesn't fit the sense. Choice F, "indirect" means "roundabout, hinted at," and there is nothing in the sentence to indicate the applicant was hinting at the truth.
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