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There are many thing
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There are many things to be said against American Newspapers, but much of the _________ is ___________ when one considers that every now and then they develop a great writer like Don Marquis.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| a. blandishment | d. quashed |
| b. somnolence | e. underscored |
| c. indictment | f. Kindled |
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Re: There are many thing
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Keyword: many things to be said against
connector: but (contrast)
Prediction for Blank 1: Criticism, complaint
Prediction for Blank 2: Acceptable, Worthwhile
Indictment and quashed come closest to the prediction and should be the correct answer.
connector: but (contrast)
Prediction for Blank 1: Criticism, complaint
Prediction for Blank 2: Acceptable, Worthwhile
Indictment and quashed come closest to the prediction and should be the correct answer.
Re: There are many thing
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18 May 2020, 08:37
18 May 2020, 08:37
The first blank is a synonym of the idea in the first part of the sentence 'against american newspapers', so it is a negative word like 'criticism'. The second part of the sentence says justifies in a tone that supports the american newspapers, so the second blank's pre-phased word could be 'wrong'.
