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29 Oct 2025, 12:09
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Difficulty:
55%
(hard)
Question Stats:
12% (00:52) correct
87% (00:55) wrong based on 8 sessions
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It is unsurprising that the recent (i)___________of historical novels is due to the fragmenting of some of our traditional historical narratives. New documents have acted as amplifiers for heretofore unheard voices, and many authors have (ii)___________the opportunity to turn a light toward some of the darker corners of the past.
Blank (i)
A. want
B. rash
C. void
Blank (ii)
D. forsaken
E. misapprehended
F. recognized
Blank (i)
A. want
B. rash
C. void
Blank (ii)
D. forsaken
E. misapprehended
F. recognized
03 Nov 2025, 10:50
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Official Explanation
The use of “many” authors provides a clue for blank (i), so rash (large number) is supported. For blank (ii), logically, if the new documents have amplified voices that were previously unheard, it makes sense that the authors have recognized the opportunity to write about these voices.
Answer: B,F
The use of “many” authors provides a clue for blank (i), so rash (large number) is supported. For blank (ii), logically, if the new documents have amplified voices that were previously unheard, it makes sense that the authors have recognized the opportunity to write about these voices.
Answer: B,F
