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60% (00:42) correct
40% (00:23) wrong based on 5 sessions
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In film studies—a visually oriented discipline that is__________backlit close-ups, eyeline matches, and voyeuristic gazes—scholars have ofen been tone-deaf to the sounds of music.
A. fxated on
B. obsessed with
C. unconcerned with
D. amused by
E. bothered by
F. indifferent to
A. fxated on
B. obsessed with
C. unconcerned with
D. amused by
E. bothered by
F. indifferent to
17 Feb 2025, 09:33
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The sentence suggests a difference between a scholarly discipline’s attentions to the visual versus the aural, with the latter being relatively ignored in favor of the former. The blank must therefore designate this attention, which “unconcerned with” and “indifferent to” do not. “Amused by” conveys a lesser degree of attention and a more positive affect than both “fxated on” and “obsessed with” and lacks another word that would produce a sentence with the same meaning.
Thus the correct answer is fxated on (Choice A) and obsessed with (Choice B).
The sentence suggests a difference between a scholarly discipline’s attentions to the visual versus the aural, with the latter being relatively ignored in favor of the former. The blank must therefore designate this attention, which “unconcerned with” and “indifferent to” do not. “Amused by” conveys a lesser degree of attention and a more positive affect than both “fxated on” and “obsessed with” and lacks another word that would produce a sentence with the same meaning.
Thus the correct answer is fxated on (Choice A) and obsessed with (Choice B).
