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The critical analysis of the works of Shakespeare is not, as yet, ____
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The critical analysis of the works of Shakespeare is not, as yet, _______; the sheer volume and complexity of his writings ensure that there will always be more to analyze.
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| Two Answers |
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| A. abstruse |
| B. pedantic |
| C. comprehensive | D. elaborate | E. learned |
| F. exhaustive |
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Re: The critical analysis of the works of Shakespeare is not, as yet, ____
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26 Jul 2023, 04:00
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Because there will always be more to analyze, the critical analysis of the works of Shakespeare must not be complete. Write down “complete” and look to eliminate words that don’t match. Comprehensive and exhaustive both mean “complete,” so choices (C) and (F) are the correct answers. Be sure to write down your own answer first, so as to avoid being tempted by distractor choices such as pedantic and learned; both refer to scholarly endeavors, but neither matches the meaning of the blank that is indicated by the clue.
Because there will always be more to analyze, the critical analysis of the works of Shakespeare must not be complete. Write down “complete” and look to eliminate words that don’t match. Comprehensive and exhaustive both mean “complete,” so choices (C) and (F) are the correct answers. Be sure to write down your own answer first, so as to avoid being tempted by distractor choices such as pedantic and learned; both refer to scholarly endeavors, but neither matches the meaning of the blank that is indicated by the clue.
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