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40% (00:50) wrong based on 5 sessions
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In her startlingly original writing, she went further than any other twentiethcentury author in English (perhaps in any language) in (i)________literary language and form, (ii)________stylistic conventions, and (iii)________a rich and diverse structure of meaning.
Blank (i)
Blank (ii)
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Blank (i)
| A. reinventing |
| B. canonizing |
| C. stabilizing |
Blank (ii)
| D. undoing |
| E. overpraising |
| F. misunderstanding |
Blank (iii)
| G. replicating |
| H. borrowing |
| I. introducing |
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The writer’s work is described as startlingly original, and the sentence specifes three ways in which the author achieved this originality. Therefore each blank must be flled with a word that reflects innovative rather than conventional ways of writing.
For Blank (i), the choice must be “reinventing,” because neither “canonizing” nor “stabilizing” would indicate a break with traditional forms or language.
Blank (ii) must contain a word that describes the writer’s relationship with convention; “undoing” is the only one that reflects originality.
Blank (iii) likewise requires a word that conveys the novelty of the writer’s work. Both “replicating” and “borrowing” suggest a derivative approach to writing, so they are incorrect. “Introducing” implies that the writer’s structure is new; therefore it is the correct choice.
Thus the correct answer is reinventing (Choice A), undoing (Choice D), and introducing (Choice I).
The writer’s work is described as startlingly original, and the sentence specifes three ways in which the author achieved this originality. Therefore each blank must be flled with a word that reflects innovative rather than conventional ways of writing.
For Blank (i), the choice must be “reinventing,” because neither “canonizing” nor “stabilizing” would indicate a break with traditional forms or language.
Blank (ii) must contain a word that describes the writer’s relationship with convention; “undoing” is the only one that reflects originality.
Blank (iii) likewise requires a word that conveys the novelty of the writer’s work. Both “replicating” and “borrowing” suggest a derivative approach to writing, so they are incorrect. “Introducing” implies that the writer’s structure is new; therefore it is the correct choice.
Thus the correct answer is reinventing (Choice A), undoing (Choice D), and introducing (Choice I).
