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The college newspaper once portrayed the schools scholarship program
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The college newspaper once portrayed the school’s scholarship program as anything but unfair; now the paper depicts the program as highly ________ .
| Two Answers |
|---|
| a reasonable |
| b unbiased |
| c lucrative | d inequitable | e fallacious |
| f discriminatory |
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The sentence uses the classic: Anything but
Whenever this phrase is used in a sentence, one should know that the next word after that phrase is never in the criteria.
For ex: Getting a 330+ in GRE is anything but easy. = It means that 330+ is indeed a hard task.
The newspaper depicted the scholarship program as anything but unfair, but now it depicts the program as ____.
So at first, it was fair as per the newspaper but not it is unfair / biased.
Inequitable & discriminatory
Answer D F
Whenever this phrase is used in a sentence, one should know that the next word after that phrase is never in the criteria.
For ex: Getting a 330+ in GRE is anything but easy. = It means that 330+ is indeed a hard task.
The newspaper depicted the scholarship program as anything but unfair, but now it depicts the program as ____.
So at first, it was fair as per the newspaper but not it is unfair / biased.
Inequitable & discriminatory
Answer D F
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24 Mar 2022, 03:36
rx10 wrote:
The sentence uses the classic: Anything but
Whenever this phrase is used in a sentence, one should know that the next word after that phrase is never in the criteria.
For ex: Getting a 330+ in GRE is anything but easy. = It means that 330+ is indeed a hard task.
The newspaper depicted the scholarship program as anything but unfair, but now it depicts the program as ____.
So at first, it was fair as per the newspaper but not it is unfair / biased.
Inequitable & discriminatory
Answer D F
Whenever this phrase is used in a sentence, one should know that the next word after that phrase is never in the criteria.
For ex: Getting a 330+ in GRE is anything but easy. = It means that 330+ is indeed a hard task.
The newspaper depicted the scholarship program as anything but unfair, but now it depicts the program as ____.
So at first, it was fair as per the newspaper but not it is unfair / biased.
Inequitable & discriminatory
Answer D F
Thank you for the explanation, Can you please suggest more words like this, which will change the connotation
