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Many people expect documentary filmmakers to be dispassionate and obje
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Many people expect documentary filmmakers to be dispassionate and objective, but Michael Moore has a reputation for never missing a chance to _____________ against those with whom he disagrees.
| Two Answers |
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| A. rail |
| B. advertise |
| C. fulminate | D. inveigle | E. strain |
| F. aspirate |
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rail, fulminate The word “but” acts as a signal to reverse course here, taking you in the opposite direction of the adjectives initially used to define documentary filmmakers: “dispassionate” and objective.” A good fill-in would be speak out. Advertise (draw attention to publicly in order to promote sales), inveigle (win, or win over, by flattery), strain (make a strenuous effort), and aspirate (pronounce a sound in the exhalation of breath) have no relationship. Note that inveigle is not the same as inveigh (which does not appear as a choice but would have been a suitable correct answer, as it means “express angry disapproval”—the GRE sometimes plays on commonly confused words).
rail, fulminate The word “but” acts as a signal to reverse course here, taking you in the opposite direction of the adjectives initially used to define documentary filmmakers: “dispassionate” and objective.” A good fill-in would be speak out. Advertise (draw attention to publicly in order to promote sales), inveigle (win, or win over, by flattery), strain (make a strenuous effort), and aspirate (pronounce a sound in the exhalation of breath) have no relationship. Note that inveigle is not the same as inveigh (which does not appear as a choice but would have been a suitable correct answer, as it means “express angry disapproval”—the GRE sometimes plays on commonly confused words).
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