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45% (00:53) correct
55% (00:55) wrong based on 20 sessions
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For some time now, _________ has been presumed not to exist: the cynical conviction that everybody has an angle is considered wisdom.
| A. rationality |
| B. flexibility |
| C. diffdence |
| D. disinterestedness |
| E. insincerity |
29 Apr 2025, 10:40
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The colon indicates that the second part of the sentence will explain the frst part. The missing word will describe the opposite of the cynical conviction that “everybody has an angle,” that is, that each person is concerned primarily with his or her own interests. Since “disinterestedness” means lack of self-interest, Choice D is correct. None of the other answer choices means something that is contrasted with or opposed to being primarily concerned with one’s own interests.
Thus the correct answer is disinterestedness (Choice D).
The colon indicates that the second part of the sentence will explain the frst part. The missing word will describe the opposite of the cynical conviction that “everybody has an angle,” that is, that each person is concerned primarily with his or her own interests. Since “disinterestedness” means lack of self-interest, Choice D is correct. None of the other answer choices means something that is contrasted with or opposed to being primarily concerned with one’s own interests.
Thus the correct answer is disinterestedness (Choice D).
