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18 Feb 2025, 10:42
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In order to ascertain the efficacy of the new GRE vis-à-vis the old one, it will be necessary not only to collect, but also to _______________ detailed score reports from test-takers from both groups, as only by studying the differences and similarities in results can proper inferences be drawn.
A. aggregate
B. deduce
C. collate
D. juxtapose
E. agglomerate
F. glean
A. aggregate
B. deduce
C. collate
D. juxtapose
E. agglomerate
F. glean
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The final portion of this sentence describes “studying the differences and similarities” between two different things. This implies you’ll be doing some sort of comparison, so a good fill-in word would be compare. Aggregate, agglomerate, and glean are an incorrect triple, all meaning “gather.” While gathering the data together is required in order to make a comparison, the sentence already said “not only to collect.” All of these words are just fancy versions of “collect,” which you don’t need to repeat.
Deduce, which means “to arrive at a conclusion logically,” doesn’t match any other choice. In addition, it doesn’t quite fit the context: you can reason logically about the score reports, but you wouldn’t reason the score reports themselves.
Answer: C,D
The final portion of this sentence describes “studying the differences and similarities” between two different things. This implies you’ll be doing some sort of comparison, so a good fill-in word would be compare. Aggregate, agglomerate, and glean are an incorrect triple, all meaning “gather.” While gathering the data together is required in order to make a comparison, the sentence already said “not only to collect.” All of these words are just fancy versions of “collect,” which you don’t need to repeat.
Deduce, which means “to arrive at a conclusion logically,” doesn’t match any other choice. In addition, it doesn’t quite fit the context: you can reason logically about the score reports, but you wouldn’t reason the score reports themselves.
Answer: C,D
