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In the new age of the Internet, blogs and chat rooms have become forum
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16 Aug 2023, 22:48
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In the new age of the Internet, blogs and chat rooms have become forums for some normally ________ people to say what they might not otherwise have the intrepidity to utter out in the real world.
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| Two Answers |
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| A. pusillanimous |
| B. mettlesome |
| C. ingenious | D. plucky | E. recreant |
| F. impudent |
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Re: In the new age of the Internet, blogs and chat rooms have become forum
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21 Aug 2023, 04:25
21 Aug 2023, 04:25
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The clues here, intrepidity (the noun form of intrepid, meaning brave) and normally, along with the transition, might not otherwise,indicate that the word in the blank means the opposite of brave. Write down "cowardly" and look for incorrect answers to eliminate. Mettlesome and plucky mean brave—the opposite of the predicted answer—so cross off (B) and (D).ingenious(brilliant) and impudent (rude) also don't match "cowardly;" eliminate (C) and (E) as well. That leaves the synonyms pusillanimous and recreant(both of which mean "cowardly") as the correct answers; (A) and (E) are the credited responses.
The clues here, intrepidity (the noun form of intrepid, meaning brave) and normally, along with the transition, might not otherwise,indicate that the word in the blank means the opposite of brave. Write down "cowardly" and look for incorrect answers to eliminate. Mettlesome and plucky mean brave—the opposite of the predicted answer—so cross off (B) and (D).ingenious(brilliant) and impudent (rude) also don't match "cowardly;" eliminate (C) and (E) as well. That leaves the synonyms pusillanimous and recreant(both of which mean "cowardly") as the correct answers; (A) and (E) are the credited responses.
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