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Desktop publishing allows (i) _________ to do for themselves the work once reserved for professionals whose (ii) _________ or other training developed design skills along with narrow technical mastery.
Blank (i)
A. dilettantes
B. artisans
C. idealogues
Blank (ii)
D. sensibility
E. acumen
F. apprenticeship
Blank (i)
A. dilettantes
B. artisans
C. idealogues
Blank (ii)
D. sensibility
E. acumen
F. apprenticeship
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Official Explanation
The first word should indicate an opposite of “professionals.” The word that suggests itself is amateurs, and the closest answer to that is “dilettantes,” which is roughly synonymous with dabblers. “Artisans” (skilled craftspeople) is a reversal trap and “ideologues” (uncompromising advocates of an ideology) is a great GRE vocabulary word that does not fit the meaning of this sentence. The second word should suggest a type of training, and among the options only “apprenticeship” does so. “Acumen” (sharp insight) and “sensibility” are not types of training.
Answer: A,F
The first word should indicate an opposite of “professionals.” The word that suggests itself is amateurs, and the closest answer to that is “dilettantes,” which is roughly synonymous with dabblers. “Artisans” (skilled craftspeople) is a reversal trap and “ideologues” (uncompromising advocates of an ideology) is a great GRE vocabulary word that does not fit the meaning of this sentence. The second word should suggest a type of training, and among the options only “apprenticeship” does so. “Acumen” (sharp insight) and “sensibility” are not types of training.
Answer: A,F
