Though the professor had made her (i) ________ tendencies clear to the hiring committee, the extent and consistency of her (ii) ________ was still a surprise to many who had voted to approve her hiring: she persistently challenged the academic methods and the institutional procedures of her department and of the university as a whole, going so far as to advocate for the (iii) ________ of “inherently elitist” institutions of higher education in the name of democratizing education.

Blank (i)	Blank (ii)	Blank (iii)
A. intellectual	D. iconoclasm	G. abolition
B. illiberal	E. theories	H. enshrinement
C. heterodox	F. intelligence	I. mitigation