Read the passage below:
For decades, historical demographers treated nineteenth-century municipal censuses as remarkably (i)________ records, assuming that civic authorities recorded births and deaths with meticulous objectivity. Recent archival analysis, however, reveals that local magistrates frequently manipulated mortality figures to avoid public panic during epidemic outbreaks. Consequently, far from providing an unvarnished mirror of demographic reality, these registries offer a deeply (ii)________ account, requiring modern scholars to approach official statistics with unprecedented (iii)________.
Which of the following combinations of terms best completes the passage to preserve its logical and cross-sentence contextual coherence?
- (i) infallible, (ii) tendentious, (iii) circumspectionCevap
- B(i) suspect, (ii) tendentious, (iii) enthusiasm
- C(i) infallible, (ii) comprehensive, (iii) credulity
- D(i) haphazard, (ii) objective, (iii) circumspection
- E(i) infallible, (ii) tendentious, (iii) indifference
Cevap
The correct completion is (i) infallible, (ii) tendentious, (iii) circumspection.
The combination consisting of 'infallible', 'tendentious', and 'circumspection' maintains precise thematic and logical coherence throughout the passage. 'Infallible' reflects the initial belief in meticulous objectivity; 'tendentious' captures the biased nature of records resulting from deliberate manipulation; and 'circumspection' accurately describes the cautious posture modern researchers must adopt when evaluating flawed archival data.
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Cross-Sentence Contextual Coherence in Multi-Blank Text Completion
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