Read the passage below:
For decades, nineteenth-century astrophysicists regarded solar spectrographic lines as purely (i)________ anomalies, treating each spectral line as an isolated curiosity rather than an index of atomic architecture. However, once laboratory experimenters demonstrated that atomic emissions follow predictable mathematical series, this assumption was entirely (ii)________. Far from being meaningless noise, spectral lines were recognized as (iii)________ indicators of atomic energy transitions, effectively laying the groundwork for quantum mechanics.
Which set of terms, when inserted into the blanks in order, best maintains the cross-sentence contextual coherence of the passage?
- (i) incidental, (ii) dismantled, (iii) indispensableCevap
- B(i) foundational, (ii) corroborated, (iii) indispensable
- C(i) incidental, (ii) corroborated, (iii) superfluous
- D(i) ubiquitous, (ii) dismantled, (iii) equivocal
- E(i) incidental, (ii) obfuscated, (iii) superfluous
Cevap
(i) incidental, (ii) dismantled, (iii) indispensable
The combination of '(i) incidental, (ii) dismantled, (iii) indispensable' maintains strict thematic and structural logic across the passage. 'Incidental' aligns with 'isolated curiosity', 'dismantled' correctly registers the shift signaled by 'However' after laboratory discoveries, and 'indispensable' logically connects with 'laying the groundwork for quantum mechanics'.
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Cross-Sentence Contextual Coherence in Multi-Blank Text Completion