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The politician’s debate strategy, to capitalize on his opponent’s_____
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The politician’s debate strategy, to capitalize on his opponent’s__________by drawing her into a discussion of her favorite topic, tax law, and luring her into boring their audience, backfired when she explained her ideas about the law succinctly and powerfully.
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| Two Answers |
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| A. idiosyncrasies |
| B. proclivities |
| C. predilections | D. disinclinations | E. aversions |
| F. eccentricities |
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The politician’s debate strategy, to capitalize on his opponent’s_____
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So the sentence is basically saying that the politician's strategy backfired when he tried to draw her into discussing tax law - her favorite topic - and boring the audience because she explained the topic very clearly and powerfully.
We need a word that suggests the opponent's extremely liking to tax law.
Proclivities, Predilection
Answer B C
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We need a word that suggests the opponent's extremely liking to tax law.
Proclivities, Predilection
Answer B C
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