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43% (00:43) wrong based on 16 sessions
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Everyone has routines that govern their work. The myth is that artists are somehow different, that they reject (i)__________, but of course that’s not true: most artists work as the rest of us do, (ii)_________, day by day, according to their own customs.
Blank (i)
A. latitude
B. habit
C. materialism
Blank (ii)
D. impetuously
E. ploddingly
F. sporadically
Blank (i)
A. latitude
B. habit
C. materialism
Blank (ii)
D. impetuously
E. ploddingly
F. sporadically
12 Feb 2025, 11:27
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The passage conveys the sense that artists are like everyone else in that they have “routines that govern their work.” This view is contrasted with a myth that artists are “somehow different.” In the first blank, only “habit” is something whose rejection presents a contrast with being governed by work routines. Rejecting “latitude” might well match being governed by work routines, and though “materialism” is sometimes rejected by artists, it is not relevant to having work routines. The second blank describes how artists “work as the rest of usdo”; only “ploddingly” is consistent with the emphasis on routines and “day by day” work. Thus, the correct answer is habit (Choice B) and ploddingly (Choice E)
Answer: B,E
The passage conveys the sense that artists are like everyone else in that they have “routines that govern their work.” This view is contrasted with a myth that artists are “somehow different.” In the first blank, only “habit” is something whose rejection presents a contrast with being governed by work routines. Rejecting “latitude” might well match being governed by work routines, and though “materialism” is sometimes rejected by artists, it is not relevant to having work routines. The second blank describes how artists “work as the rest of usdo”; only “ploddingly” is consistent with the emphasis on routines and “day by day” work. Thus, the correct answer is habit (Choice B) and ploddingly (Choice E)
Answer: B,E
