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The social stigma associated with a conviction for a serious crime can
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The social stigma associated with a conviction for a serious crime can present nearly _______ obstacles for someone attempting to re-enter society and contribute to the citizenry after completing a period of incarceration; a criminal record can prevent a person from finding employment or even voting in certain jurisdictions.
| Two Answers |
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| A. culpable |
| B. dogmatic |
| C. intransigent | D. emollient | E. recalcitrant |
| F. florid |
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09 Dec 2024, 23:43
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In this sentence, having a criminal record prevents someone from taking part in basic social functions. The correct answers will support the idea of a criminal record as a significant obstacle. None of the incorrect answers all do not support the idea of a criminal record as a hard-to-get-around obstacle. : Choice(A)-culpable (meaning deserving blame or censure), Choice(B)-dogmatic (meaning pertaining to a code of beliefs), Choice(D)-emollient (meaning softening to the skin), Choice (F)-florid (meaning flush with a rosy color) The correct answers are Choice(C)-intransigent (meaning entrenched) and Choice(E)-recalcitrant ( meaning stubbornly resistant).
In this sentence, having a criminal record prevents someone from taking part in basic social functions. The correct answers will support the idea of a criminal record as a significant obstacle. None of the incorrect answers all do not support the idea of a criminal record as a hard-to-get-around obstacle. : Choice(A)-culpable (meaning deserving blame or censure), Choice(B)-dogmatic (meaning pertaining to a code of beliefs), Choice(D)-emollient (meaning softening to the skin), Choice (F)-florid (meaning flush with a rosy color) The correct answers are Choice(C)-intransigent (meaning entrenched) and Choice(E)-recalcitrant ( meaning stubbornly resistant).
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