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Updated on: 27 Aug 2025, 07:41
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 19 Aug 2025, 11:56.
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(i) _________ the law had little impact, but it was (ii) _________ by subsequent legislation providing funding and enforcement.
| Blank (i) | Blank (ii) |
| A. Justifiably | D. rendered moot |
| B. Unbelievably | E. given teeth |
| C. Initially | F. kept at bay |
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First, or “initially,” the law in question “had little impact,” but “subsequent legislation” changed this. “Justifiably” and “unbelievably” are value judgments that are not supported by the rest of the sentence. In the second blank, you need something that will contrast with having little impact and will match the idea of a law now gaining “funding and enforcement.” Only “given teeth” has this (metaphorical) meaning. “Rendered moot” and “kept at bay” go against the desired meaning.
Answer: C,E
First, or “initially,” the law in question “had little impact,” but “subsequent legislation” changed this. “Justifiably” and “unbelievably” are value judgments that are not supported by the rest of the sentence. In the second blank, you need something that will contrast with having little impact and will match the idea of a law now gaining “funding and enforcement.” Only “given teeth” has this (metaphorical) meaning. “Rendered moot” and “kept at bay” go against the desired meaning.
Answer: C,E
