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The plant manager was shocked by the __________ of the workers who que
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The plant manager was shocked by the __________ of the workers who questioned his judgment regarding the implementation of new safety procedures.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| A. conventionality |
| B. reticence |
| C. audacity | D. effrontery | E. timorousness |
| F. caginess |
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The plant manager was shocked. WHY?
The workers questioned his judgment regarding the implementation of new safety procedures.
Hence the manager was shocked by the boldness of the workers.
Audacity & effrontery
Answer C D
The workers questioned his judgment regarding the implementation of new safety procedures.
Hence the manager was shocked by the boldness of the workers.
Audacity & effrontery
Answer C D
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C, D The plant manager would be shocked by questions characterized by audacity or effrontery, words that mean boldness or nerve.
C, D The plant manager would be shocked by questions characterized by audacity or effrontery, words that mean boldness or nerve.
