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Sentence Equivalence #Q9-Anthropologists contend that
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05 Sep 2014, 14:58
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Anthropologists contend that the ancient Mesopotamians switched from grain production to barley after excessive irrigation and salt accumulation made the soil ____________ grains.
Indifferent to
Inhospitable to
Unsuitable for
Acrimonious to
Benignant to
Inured to
Indifferent to
Inhospitable to
Unsuitable for
Acrimonious to
Benignant to
Inured to
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\(B,C\). Explanation: By elimination we see that inhospitable to and unsuitable for are the best fits.
Re: Sentence Equivalence #Q9-Anthropologists contend that
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28 Apr 2016, 05:57
28 Apr 2016, 05:57
Switched from X to Y. Why ?either Y offered more benefits or X had negative effect. Our clue "Grain" talks about X, so, the negativity of grain producing condition will be our answers.
Re: Sentence Equivalence #Q9-Anthropologists contend that
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07 Sep 2024, 16:35
07 Sep 2024, 16:35
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