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The textbook contained little information relevant to the topic I am r
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14 Jan 2025, 02:03
14 Jan 2025, 02:03
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The textbook contained little information relevant to the topic I am researching; moreover, it is written in an extremely $\(\qquad\)$ fashion, so I might not have been able to find the information I need even if the author included it.
| Two Answers |
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| A. methodical |
| B. unsystematic |
| C. emblematic | D. muddled | E. quintessential |
| F. shuffled |
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Re: The textbook contained little information relevant to the topic I am r
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26 Feb 2025, 13:06
26 Feb 2025, 13:06
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The correct answers are B and D.
In this sentence, the second independent clause amplifies the first independent clause, which is signified by the use of the conjunctive adverb "moreover." So the correct answers should indicate that the textbook suffers from flaws in addition to its lack of relevant information. The words need to describe the way the book is written, so "unsystematic" and "muddled" are the best answers since they both imply chaotic organization. Choice A, "methodical," is the opposite of "unsystematic" and "muddled." Choices C and E, "emblematic" and "quintessential," both mean "typical," which is too neutral for this context. Choice F, "shuffled," has a meaning similar to that of "unsystematic" and "muddled," but it does not convey disorganization as strongly as the correct answers do.
The correct answers are B and D.
In this sentence, the second independent clause amplifies the first independent clause, which is signified by the use of the conjunctive adverb "moreover." So the correct answers should indicate that the textbook suffers from flaws in addition to its lack of relevant information. The words need to describe the way the book is written, so "unsystematic" and "muddled" are the best answers since they both imply chaotic organization. Choice A, "methodical," is the opposite of "unsystematic" and "muddled." Choices C and E, "emblematic" and "quintessential," both mean "typical," which is too neutral for this context. Choice F, "shuffled," has a meaning similar to that of "unsystematic" and "muddled," but it does not convey disorganization as strongly as the correct answers do.
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