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Question 3141Question →

Complete the sentence below by identifying the specific dimension of literary environment being described.

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The aspect of setting that encompasses the historical period, season, time of day, and chronological era of a narrative is known as the setting.
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Answer

temporal
The correct term is 'temporal' (or 'chronological' / 'time'). In literary study, the temporal setting delineates when events occur, including the broader historical era, season, month, day, or hour.

Step-by-Step Solution

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Analyze the key elements provided in the statement: historical period, season, time of day, and chronological era.
Recognize that these markers all relate specifically to time and chronological positioning within a narrative.
Literary setting is categorized into dimensions such as physical, temporal, socio-cultural, and atmospheric. Temporal setting specifically denotes time-based elements.

Key Concept

Setting, Context, and Environment
Question 3142Question →

Examine the vocabulary terms in List A and their corresponding meanings. Which set of pairings correctly matches each formal word in List A with its exact antonym (word opposite in meaning) in List B?

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LOQUACIOUS
ALACRITY
MAGNANIMOUS
EQUIVOCAL

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Answer

The correct pairings match LOQUACIOUS with RETICENT, ALACRITY with LETHARGY, MAGNANIMOUS with VINDICTIVE, and EQUIVOCAL with EXPLICIT.
Each word in List A is paired with its precise semantic opposite in List B: LOQUACIOUS (talkative) pairs with RETICENT (reserved); ALACRITY (eager promptness) pairs with LETHARGY (sluggishness); MAGNANIMOUS (forgiving/generous) pairs with VINDICTIVE (spiteful/revengeful); and EQUIVOCAL (ambiguous) pairs with EXPLICIT (clear/unambiguous).

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Define each target word in List A.
LOQUACIOUS means excessively talkative; ALACRITY means energetic or prompt readiness; MAGNANIMOUS means generous and forgiving; EQUIVOCAL means vague or ambiguous.
Understanding the exact semantic meaning of each word is necessary to identify its opposite.
2
Pair each word in List A with its direct contextual antonym from List B.
RETICENT contrasts directly with talkative (LOQUACIOUS); LETHARGY contrasts directly with prompt eagerness (ALACRITY); VINDICTIVE contrasts directly with forgiving (MAGNANIMOUS); EXPLICIT contrasts directly with ambiguous (EQUIVOCAL).
Direct antonym matching requires identifying terms that express the opposite quality or state.

Key Concept

Identifying strict antonyms of advanced English vocabulary terms
Question 3143Question →

Match each specialized occupational term on the left with its corresponding technical definition on the right.

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Nolle prosequi
Triage
Arbitrage
Latency

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Answer

Nolle prosequi correctly pairs with the prosecutor's formal notice to drop a criminal case; Triage pairs with the preliminary assessment and classification of patients for treatment priority; Arbitrage pairs with the simultaneous buying and selling of assets to profit from price differences; Latency pairs with the measure of time delay during network data transmission.
Each specialized term is matched accurately to its distinct occupational field: Nolle prosequi belongs to legal prosecution; Triage belongs to emergency medicine; Arbitrage belongs to financial trading; Latency belongs to computer networking.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Examine the legal register term 'Nolle prosequi'
Identify that it refers to a formal declaration by a prosecutor to discontinue criminal proceedings.
Recognizing Latin legal terminology in judicial procedure.
2
Examine the medical register term 'Triage'
Identify that it refers to classifying and prioritizing patients based on medical urgency.
Applying healthcare register knowledge in clinical emergency contexts.
3
Examine the financial register term 'Arbitrage'
Identify that it refers to exploiting price variances of assets across different markets.
Applying investment and trading terminology.
4
Examine the ICT register term 'Latency'
Identify that it refers to network delay or lag during data transmission.
Applying computer science and networking terminology.

Key Concept

Occupational and Specialized Registers
Question 3144Question →

Complete the sentence below by supplying the correct pair of commonly confused words for the blanks.

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The executive director paid a warm to the research team for their breakthrough report, noting that their innovative methodology served as a perfect to the organization's strategic vision.
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Answer

The correct words to complete the sentence are 'compliment' for the first blank and 'complement' for the second blank.
In the sentence, 'compliment' is correctly used in the first blank to indicate an expression of praise given by the director. 'Complement' is correctly used in the second blank to denote something that enhances or fits together well with the strategic vision.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the context of the first blank
The director is expressing praise or admiration to the research team, which requires the noun 'compliment'.
A 'compliment' refers to an expression of praise, commendation, or admiration.
2
Analyze the context of the second blank
The innovative methodology completes or enhances the organization's strategic vision, requiring the noun 'complement'.
A 'complement' refers to something that completes, balances, or brings something else to perfection.

Key Concept

Distinction between 'compliment' (praise) and 'complement' (that which completes or enhances)
Question 3145Question →

Complete the sentence below by supplying the correct possessive pronoun that agrees with its antecedent.

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Neither the school principal nor the teachers submitted annual reports before the administrative deadline.
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Answer

their
When subjects of different grammatical numbers are connected by 'neither... nor...', the possessive pronoun agrees with the antecedent closest to it. In this sentence, the plural noun 'teachers' is nearer to the blank than the singular noun 'principal', making the plural possessive pronoun 'their' the grammatically correct choice.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the compound antecedent and the conjunction connecting its components.
The subjects 'the school principal' (singular) and 'the teachers' (plural) are joined by the correlative conjunction 'neither... nor...'.
Rules of proximity govern pronoun-antecedent agreement when subjects are connected by correlative conjunctions.
2
Determine which component of the antecedent is closer to the pronoun slot.
'the teachers' is the plural noun phrase closest to the blank space.
When antecedents differ in number and are joined by 'neither... nor...', the pronoun must agree with the nearer antecedent.
3
Select the possessive pronoun that matches the plural antecedent.
The third-person plural possessive pronoun 'their' correctly completes the sentence.
Using a singular pronoun would violate proximity agreement rules with the plural noun 'teachers'.

Key Concept

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement with Correlative Conjunctions
Estimated Time:45s
Question 3146Question →

In a prescribed prose narrative centered on a regional cocoa cooperative's produce grading dispute, several key narrative events unfold. Arrange the following plot events in their correct chronological sequence from earliest to latest:

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Answer

The correct narrative sequence begins with the discovery of sub-standard cocoa in the storehouse, proceeds to the supervisor's attempt to bribe the inspector with falsified receipts, continues with the convening of the executive board's emergency hearing, and concludes with the formal decertification and restitution order against the supervisor.
The narrative follows a strict causal and chronological progression: the initial discovery of hidden sub-standard cocoa triggers a bribery attempt, which prompts the submission of an audit report and the convening of an emergency board hearing, culminating in the disciplinary resolution of decertification and restitution.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the inciting narrative event.
The discovery of sub-standard cocoa bags during the storehouse inspection sets the entire narrative conflict in motion.
Without this initial discovery, no subsequent cover-up attempts or formal investigations would occur.
2
Determine the immediate character reaction and complication.
The warehouse supervisor's attempt to bribe the inspector with falsified receipts directly follows the discovery.
The supervisor acts immediately upon being caught to prevent official reporting.
3
Trace the official escalation of the plot.
The executive board convenes an emergency hearing upon receiving the inspector's audit report.
Institutional intervention follows the failure of the cover-up and formal submission of evidence.
4
Identify the climax and resolution of the plot line.
The supervisor is decertified and ordered to pay financial restitution.
This judicial decision represents the final outcome of the disciplinary hearing.

Key Concept

Chronological Plot Sequence and Narrative Causality
Question 3147Question →

In the prescribed novel *The Life Changer*, which minor character is depicted as the academically bright, generous roommate from Oyo State who introduces sophistication and shared communal living to Salma's hostel room?

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Answer: Tomiwa

Answer

Tomiwa is the minor character identified as the intelligent, generous roommate from Oyo State.
Tomiwa is accurately identified as the roommate from Oyo State who is academically intelligent, polite, and generous with her possessions, playing a key functional role in establishing the diverse regional background of students in the university hostel.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the character description in the stem
Identified key attributes: student roommate in Salma's room, hailing from Oyo State, academically bright, generous, and socially refined.
Matching character traits and state of origin is essential to accurately identify minor characters in prescribed literary texts.
2
Evaluate the background of room occupants in the narrative
Salma shares a room with Tomiwa (Oyo State), Clara (Imo State), and Ada (Benue State). Tomiwa stands out for her academic brilliance and willingness to share delicacies with her room mates.
Differentiating minor characters by their state of origin and narrative roles eliminates plausible distractors.

Key Concept

Minor Character Identification and Functions
Question 3148Question →

Complete the statement below by supplying a word nearest in meaning to 'meticulous' that accurately fits the context of extreme attention to detail.

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The chief archivist was exceptionally in preserving delicate historical manuscripts, examining every folio under high magnification to prevent any degradation.
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Answer

The correct word is 'fastidious' (or accepted synonyms such as 'scrupulous', 'painstaking', or 'meticulous'), which means showing great care, precision, and exacting attention to detail.
The word 'fastidious' directly conveys the meaning of being excessively particular or demanding of accuracy and detail, perfectly aligning with the contextual requirement of examining delicate manuscripts under magnification.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the contextual clues in the sentence
The sentence describes an archivist examining manuscripts under magnification to prevent damage, signaling extreme care and precision.
Contextual meaning determines which synonym correctly captures the precise level of thoroughness.
2
Identify words nearest in meaning to 'meticulous'
Terms like 'fastidious', 'scrupulous', and 'painstaking' denote being overly attentive to accuracy and detail.
Selecting a word with the exact semantic register satisfies the synonym requirement.

Key Concept

Identifying contextual synonyms and words nearest in meaning in formal register
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Question 3149Question →

Which of the following syllabifications correctly indicates the primary stress placement in the word photography?

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Answer: pho-TOG-ra-phy

Answer

The correct stress placement is pho-TOG-ra-phy, which places primary stress on the second syllable.
In standard English pronunciation, four-syllable nouns ending in the suffix '-graphy' (such as biography, geography, and photography) carry primary stress on the antepenultimate syllable (the second syllable). Therefore, the correct pattern is 'pho-TOG-ra-phy'.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Divide the target word into individual syllables.
The word has four syllables: pho-tog-ra-phy.
Identifying the syllable breakdown is necessary for locating the stressed unit.
2
Apply standard English stress rules for words ending in '-graphy'.
Nouns ending with the suffix '-graphy' place primary stress on the antepenultimate syllable (the syllable immediately preceding '-graphy').
In 'photography', the antepenultimate syllable is the second syllable ('-TOG-').

Key Concept

Primary Stress Placement in Suffix-Derived Nouns (-graphy)
Question 3150Question →

In formal English, pronoun-antecedent agreement requires matching in number. Consider the sentence: 'Each of the delegates at the international summit was required to display _____ identification badge at all times.' Which pronoun correctly completes this sentence?

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Answer: his or her

Answer

The phrase 'his or her' is the grammatically correct choice to complete the sentence.
The indefinite pronoun 'Each' is singular and serves as the antecedent for the missing pronoun. In formal written English, singular indefinite pronouns require singular possessive modifiers. Therefore, 'his or her' correctly matches 'Each' in number and gender neutrality.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the antecedent of the missing pronoun in the sentence.
The head antecedent is the indefinite pronoun 'Each' (modified by the prepositional phrase 'of the delegates').
In subject/antecedent structure, prepositions do not alter the grammatical number of the indefinite pronoun head.
2
Determine the grammatical number of the indefinite pronoun 'Each'.
'Each' is strictly singular.
Standard English rules dictate that distributive indefinite pronouns (each, every, either, neither) are singular.
3
Select a possessive pronoun that matches the singular human antecedent.
'his or her' correctly provides gender-inclusive singular possessive agreement.
Singular antecedents referring to people require singular personal possessive forms.

Key Concept

Indefinite Pronoun-Antecedent Concord
Estimated Time:45s
Question 3151Question →

Provide the grammatically correct verb form to complete the sentence with appropriate subject-verb agreement.

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The lead architect and project designer submitted the final blueprints for approval.
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Answer

has
The subject 'The lead architect and project designer' refers to one single person who holds both titles, as indicated by the single article 'the'. Consequently, the singular auxiliary verb 'has' must be used for correct grammatical concord.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the subject of the sentence and determine its grammatical number.
The subject is 'The lead architect and project designer'.
The singular definite article 'The' is placed only before the first noun ('lead architect'), indicating that both titles refer to a single individual performing both roles.
2
Apply the subject-verb agreement rule for compound subjects designating a single entity.
A singular subject requires a singular auxiliary verb.
Since the subject represents one person, the singular auxiliary verb 'has' is required to complete the present perfect verb phrase 'has submitted'.

Key Concept

Subject-Verb Agreement (Concord) with Compound Subjects Referring to a Single Entity
Estimated Time:1m 0s
Question 3152Question →

During a commercial flight, the air traffic controller instructed the pilot to activate the onboard transmitter that broadcasts a unique four-digit code to secondary surveillance radar systems for identification. Which specialized aviation term refers to this device?

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Answer: transponder

Answer

The correct term is transponder, which denotes the specialized electronic transmitter aboard an aircraft that responds to radar inquiries with an identification code.
The word transponder (a blend of transmitter and responder) specifically denotes an airborne telecommunication device that emits an identifying signal in response to an interrogation radio frequency from radar stations.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the context of the stem to determine the exact functional description.
The device in question is located on an aircraft, interacts with air traffic control radar, and broadcasts a four-digit squawk code for identification.
Identifying the functional requirement isolates the specific specialized register term needed.
2
Evaluate the specialized aviation vocabulary options against the description.
A transponder (transmitter-responder) is specifically designed to emit an identifying code when pinged by radar. An altimeter measures altitude, a tachometer measures engine RPM, and an accelerometer measures rate of acceleration change.
Only transponder matches the specialized definition required by the context.

Key Concept

Specialized Aviation Register Terminology
Question 3153Question →

The presiding magistrate was widely commended for taking a __________ approach to sentencing, balancing strict statutory requirements with a practical understanding of community welfare. Which of the following words correctly completes the sentence?

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Answer: judicious

Answer

The word 'judicious' correctly completes the sentence because it means demonstrating sound judgment, prudence, and wisdom in decision-making.
The word 'judicious' is an adjective meaning showing good judgment, prudence, or wisdom. In the context of the sentence, it properly describes the magistrate's wise and balanced approach to sentencing.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the context of the sentence
The sentence describes a magistrate's wise, balanced, and prudent approach to sentencing.
Understanding context determines the required meaning and part of speech needed in the blank.
2
Identify the grammatical role required for the blank
An adjective is needed to modify the noun 'approach'.
The blank comes after the article 'a' and before the noun 'approach'.
3
Differentiate between confusable paronyms and word forms
'Judicious' means wise/prudent, whereas 'judicial' means related to legal courts/justice administration, 'judiciary' is a noun, and 'judiciously' is an adverb.
'Judicious' is the only option that is both grammatically correct (adjective) and semantically appropriate (wise/prudent).

Key Concept

Distinction between commonly confused words (paronyms): 'judicious' vs 'judicial'
Estimated Time:1m 0s
Question 3154Question →

Read the excerpt below carefully:

"The old fishermen fold their worn nets in silence,
Watching the dark tide swallow the last embers of daylight,
As cold winds whisper forgotten promises across the barren shore."

Which of the following best describes the dominant atmosphere established in the passage?

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Answer: Sombre and desolate

Answer

Sombre and desolate
The atmosphere of a passage refers to the pervasive emotional climate created by the author's descriptive details and setting. Phrases such as 'fold their worn nets in silence', 'dark tide swallow the last embers of daylight', and 'barren shore' strongly evoke a bleak, quiet, melancholic, and desolate setting. Therefore, the option describing the atmosphere as sombre and desolate is correct.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the descriptive imagery in the excerpt
Identified details such as 'fold their worn nets in silence', 'dark tide swallow the last embers of daylight', 'cold winds', and 'barren shore'.
Atmosphere (or mood) is constructed through setting, sensory details, and figurative language.
2
Synthesize the sensory details to determine the overarching emotional quality
The combination of fading light, silence, cold weather, and barren surroundings creates a heavy, sorrowful, and lonely environment.
These details work together to build a unified emotional feeling of somberness and desolation.

Key Concept

Identifying Scene Atmosphere through Descriptive Imagery
Question 3155Question →

In a prescribed prose narrative centered on a riverine community's environmental struggle, the protagonist, a hydrographic surveyor named Tonye, uncovers falsified depth charts designed to approve a dredging concession. Which narrative event directly serves as the catalyst for Tonye's decision to leak the authentic environmental impact report to the council of elders?

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Answer: The revelation that the dredging firm secretly funded his sister's university scholarship to secure his compliance

Answer

The disclosure of the dredging company's secret sponsorship of his sister's scholarship is the direct catalyst for Tonye leaking the authentic report.
The correct response identifies the critical personal revelation—the corporate bribe masked as a family scholarship—which creates the moral crisis that directly impels Tonye to expose the falsified charts to the elders.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the stem to identify the specific narrative relation requested
The target narrative element is the direct cause/catalyst for Tonye leaking the authentic environmental report.
Understanding character motivation and cause-and-effect relationships in plot progression is required.
2
Evaluate the narrative sequence of events leading up to the leak
While Tonye discovers the false charts earlier, he hesitates until discovering the personal moral compromise involving his sister's scholarship.
Key turning points in prose narratives are typically triggered by significant personal conflict or moral crises.
3
Distinguish the direct catalyst from background details and plot outcomes
The scholarship revelation directly triggers his moral choice, distinguishing it from minor background incidents or subsequent outcomes.
Plot summary mastery requires differentiating major narrative catalysts from minor subplots or resolution events.

Key Concept

Narrative Cause-and-Effect and Character Catalysts
Question 3156Question →

To prevent further escalation of the industrial dispute, the trade union leaders called on the striking workers to _______ restraint during public demonstrations. Which of the following verbs correctly completes the fixed collocation in the sentence above?

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Answer: exercise

Answer

The verb 'exercise' correctly completes the fixed collocation 'exercise restraint'.
The expression 'exercise restraint' is a standard fixed collocation in formal English used to indicate demonstrating self-control, moderation, or discipline in a delicate situation.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the target noun needing a collocating verb
The target noun in the sentence gap is 'restraint'.
Collocations rely on natural, conventional word pairings rather than literal meaning alone.
2
Evaluate the conventional usage of verbs paired with 'restraint' in formal contexts
'Exercise' is the established, standard verb paired with 'restraint'.
Formal English fixed expressions overwhelmingly use 'exercise restraint' to denote demonstrating discipline or moderation.

Key Concept

Fixed Verb-Noun Collocations
Question 3157Question →

Which word, formed by attaching the appropriate negative prefix and suffix to the base verb 'replace', correctly completes the sentence below?

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The historic artifacts destroyed during the warehouse fire were deemed completely by the museum curators.
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Answer

irreplaceable
The word 'irreplaceable' is correctly formed by applying the adjectival suffix '-able' to the root verb 'replace', followed by the negative prefix 'ir-'. The prefix 'ir-' is a phonetic variant of 'in-' that assimilates specifically before root words beginning with the consonant 'r'.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the required part of speech for the blank.
The position following the adverb 'completely' and modifying the noun 'artifacts' requires an adjective.
Syntactic context determines that an adjectival form derived from the verb 'replace' is necessary.
2
Derive the adjective form and attach the correct negative prefix.
Adding the suffix '-able' to the base verb 'replace' creates 'replaceable'. Attaching the assimilating prefix 'ir-' (used before roots starting with 'r') forms 'irreplaceable'.
The prefix 'in-' assimilates to 'ir-' before words starting with the liquid consonant /r/ to express negation ('cannot be replaced').

Key Concept

Prefix assimilation and adjectival suffixation
Question 3158Question →

Match each minor character from Khadija Abubakar Jalli's prescribed prose text, *The Life Changer*, on the left with their primary functional role or key narrative action on the right.

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Items

Habib
Labaran
Bint
Husseini

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Answer

Habib matches with acting as the politician who provides financial support and committee connections; Labaran matches with serving as a driver and confidant who recovers funds; Bint matches with initiating the frame story through her French lesson; Husseini matches with functioning as a law enforcement official interrogating suspects.
Each minor character is accurately matched to their distinct role in Khadija Abubakar Jalli's novel: Habib represents the wealthy politician offering assistance; Labaran functions as the driver who recovers swindled money; Bint triggers the frame narrative through her home conversation; and Husseini represents the police authority investigating local crime.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify the minor character Habib and analyze his specific role in the narrative.
Habib is a politician approached by Salma for help when facing examination malpractice charges.
Connecting Habib to political status and financial assistance clarifies his narrative function.
2
Distinguish Labaran's function from Habib's.
Labaran is Habib's trusted driver who carries out the physical task of locating Kabir after he swindles Salma.
Recognizing Labaran's supportive role prevents confusing his actions with those of his employer.
3
Examine Bint's contribution to the structure of the text.
Bint's innocent questions about her French lesson provoke the family conversation that introduces Ummi's flashback narrative.
Bint serves primarily as a narrative catalyst within the domestic frame story.
4
Identify Husseini's context in the subplot.
Husseini is a police officer participating in the criminal investigation involving Talle and Zaki in Lafayette.
Law enforcement duties in the text are assigned to minor police figures like Husseini.

Key Concept

Minor Character Identification and Functional Roles
Question 3159Question →

Fill in the blank with the appropriate particle to complete the phrasal verb in the sentence below.

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To prevent hyperinflation from destroying the economy, the central bank governor emphasized the urgent need to rein excessive public expenditure.
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Answer

The correct particle to complete the sentence is 'in', forming the phrasal verb 'rein in'.
The phrasal verb 'rein in' means to limit, restrain, or control something that has become excessive, such as government spending or inflation.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the context of the sentence to determine the required meaning of the phrasal verb.
The sentence discusses curbing or controlling runaway public expenditure to stabilize the economy.
The verb 'rein' combined with a specific particle creates an idiomatic expression derived from controlling a horse with reins.
2
Identify the particle that collocates with 'rein' to express restraint or limitation.
The preposition/adverb 'in' pairs with 'rein' to mean to limit, control, or reduce something.
'Rein in' is the standard Standard British English phrasal verb meaning to bring under control or restrict.

Key Concept

Phrasal Verbs and Prepositional Verbs
Estimated Time:1m 0s
Question 3160Question →

Which word nearest in meaning to 'clandestine' correctly completes the sentence below?

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The investigative reporter exposed the executive's meetings with rival firm officials to trade insider secrets.
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Answer

The word 'surreptitious' (or 'covert') correctly completes the blank because it means done in secrecy or by stealth, which is nearest in meaning to 'clandestine'.
The word 'surreptitious' means kept secret or done stealthily, which directly mirrors the meaning of 'clandestine' in the context of unrecorded, secret meetings.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Analyze the target word and context
The target word 'clandestine' refers to actions conducted secretly or kept hidden, especially because they are illicit.
Understanding the context of trading insider secrets requires a word describing secret, undisclosed meetings.
2
Select the appropriate contextual synonym
The word 'surreptitious' directly denotes stealthy, secret behavior and fits grammatically and contextually into the blank.
Both 'clandestine' and 'surreptitious' share the core denotative meaning of covert activity.

Key Concept

Contextual Synonyms and Lexical Selection
Estimated Time:1m 0s
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