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The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   27 May 2017, 09:18
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The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is frequently more important to the listener in determining the intended meaning than the actual words (ii)____________ . For example, a compliment, when delivered sarcastically, will be perceived by the receiver as fairly insulting.

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(A) inflection(D) implied
(B) pitch(E) repudiated
(C) accuracy(F) utilized
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   05 Mar 2018, 22:33
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The sentence tells us that the word is not so much important in conversation as compared to the change in tone of the voice. So Inflexion which means modulation of pitch is a correct answer. Pitch is a trap word. It simply means a high pitch or low pitch without modulation. Hence for the second blank utilized makes sense because words actually used does not matter.
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   05 Mar 2018, 03:09
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Can someone explain pls?
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   17 Dec 2018, 06:45
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The sentence tells us that the word is not so much important in conversation as compared to the change in tone of the voice. So Inflexion which means modulation of pitch is a correct answer. Pitch is a trap word. It simply means a high pitch or low pitch without modulation. Hence for the second blank utilized makes sense because words actually used does not matter.

Pls explain why not 'implied ' for second blank.
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   17 Dec 2018, 11:01
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The sentence actually meaning is: the way you deliver your words and the tone often change the meaning of the words itself and what they convey to the listener or I.E they implied.

Hope this helps.

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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   12 Jul 2021, 21:31
option a and option b are not similar in sense.....
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   12 Jul 2021, 23:50
No sir. They aren't.

Pitch may be higher or lower but inflection represent the tone in which the statement is conveyed.

Please ask if the doubt remains.

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option a and option b are not similar in sense.....
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   05 Aug 2021, 12:30
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The sentence actually meaning is: the way you deliver your words and the tone often change the meaning of the words itself and what they convey to the listener or I.E they implied.

Hope this helps.

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So why not "implied" in the second blank?
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Re: The (i)____________ with which a statement is conveyed is f [#permalink] New post   05 Aug 2021, 13:56
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Yes true but how to utilized them change the meaning
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