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The brainstorming activity resulted in $\qquad$ ideas for how to impro
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The brainstorming activity resulted in $\(\qquad\)$ ideas for how to improve morale and boost productivity-but in the evaluative process, most were found not to be viable.
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| A. satisfactory |
| B. sufficient |
| C. requisite | D. elective | E. abundant |
| F. copious |
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Re: The brainstorming activity resulted in $\qquad$ ideas for how to impro
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The correct answers are E and F.
Choices E and F, "abundant" and "copious," mean "plentiful, ample" and fit within the context. Choice A, "satisfactory," might seem like a reasonable answer on a quick read, but it doesn't fit with the fact that the ideas weren't viable; if they weren't viable, they couldn't have been satisfactory. Choice B,"sufficient," meaning "enough," could fit the sense, but it has no synonym in the list of answers. Neither do choice C, "requisite," meaning "required," nor choice D, "elective," meaning "optional."
The correct answers are E and F.
Choices E and F, "abundant" and "copious," mean "plentiful, ample" and fit within the context. Choice A, "satisfactory," might seem like a reasonable answer on a quick read, but it doesn't fit with the fact that the ideas weren't viable; if they weren't viable, they couldn't have been satisfactory. Choice B,"sufficient," meaning "enough," could fit the sense, but it has no synonym in the list of answers. Neither do choice C, "requisite," meaning "required," nor choice D, "elective," meaning "optional."
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