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The professors habitual air of _____ was misleading front, concealing
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The professor’s habitual air of _____ was misleading front, concealing amazing reserves of patience and a deep commitment to his students’ learning.
| Two Answers |
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| A. cordiality |
| B. irascibility |
| C. disorganization | D. conviviality | E. diffidence |
| F. exasperation |
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The professor’s habitual air of _____ was misleading front, concealing amazing reserves of patience and a deep commitment to his students’ learning.
The habitual air of the professor was misleading, because deep inside he was patient
The opposite of patient would be irascibility and exasperation, both of which maintain the same meaning for the sentence
The habitual air of the professor was misleading, because deep inside he was patient
The opposite of patient would be irascibility and exasperation, both of which maintain the same meaning for the sentence
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