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In France cultural subsidies are___________: producers of just about any flm can get an advance from the government against box-ofce receipts, even though most such loans are never fully repaid.
A. ubiquitous
B. invaluable
C. sporadic
D. scanty
E. questionable
F. omnipresent
A. ubiquitous
B. invaluable
C. sporadic
D. scanty
E. questionable
F. omnipresent
14 Dec 2024, 11:14
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The colon signals that the second part of the sentence provides an example of the first part, so the blank must characterize the idea that just about any flm (as an instance of subsidized culture) gets an advance. Tis rules out “sporadic” and “scanty” neither of which suggest the pervasiveness of the subsidies. While “invaluable” and “questionable” may make some sense, they do not produce sentences with the same meaning.
Thus the correct answer is ubiquitous (Choice A) and omnipresent (Choice F).
The colon signals that the second part of the sentence provides an example of the first part, so the blank must characterize the idea that just about any flm (as an instance of subsidized culture) gets an advance. Tis rules out “sporadic” and “scanty” neither of which suggest the pervasiveness of the subsidies. While “invaluable” and “questionable” may make some sense, they do not produce sentences with the same meaning.
Thus the correct answer is ubiquitous (Choice A) and omnipresent (Choice F).
