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Sometime during the start of the 19th century, the point at which men's great style was moving toward its prime, fedora hat was turning into a permanent design symbol for hoodlums, for example, Al Capone. Only high society and refined men kept up (i)__________ the old arrangement of an alternate cap for each event; for the normal man, the fedora was a(n) (ii)__________ item that men wore for formal and casual events alike.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
|---|---|
| steadfastness to | fashionable |
| ambivalence about | luxury |
| antipathy for | all-event |
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"Sometime during the start of the 19th century, the point at which men's great style was moving toward its prime, fedora hat was turning into a permanent design symbol for hoodlums, for example, Al Capone. Only high society and refined men kept up (i)__________ the old arrangement of an alternate cap for each event; for the normal man, the fedora was a(n) (ii)__________ item that men wore for formal and casual events alike."
Meaning: Only high society men kept the old rule of an alternate cap while the fedora was a one stop shop solution for the normal man.
A- Steadfastness means quality of being unwavering. Works well to tell us about the continuation of the tradition. Correct.
B- Ambivalence means uncertainity. Illogical.
C- Antipathy means hostility. Also illogical.
D- Fashionable doesn't tell us anything about the hat's multipurpose nature. Incorrect.
E- Luxury is an opposite here. Fedora is for normal ppl.
F- All event is correct and highlights fedora's all event nature. Correct.
Meaning: Only high society men kept the old rule of an alternate cap while the fedora was a one stop shop solution for the normal man.
A- Steadfastness means quality of being unwavering. Works well to tell us about the continuation of the tradition. Correct.
B- Ambivalence means uncertainity. Illogical.
C- Antipathy means hostility. Also illogical.
D- Fashionable doesn't tell us anything about the hat's multipurpose nature. Incorrect.
E- Luxury is an opposite here. Fedora is for normal ppl.
F- All event is correct and highlights fedora's all event nature. Correct.
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