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03 Jul 2024, 12:34
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53% (01:05) correct
46% (01:08) wrong based on 13 sessions
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It seems obvious that Miles Davis’ ___________ the Juilliard School, which resulted in his decision to drop out, was based on the school’s training of musicians for a kind of music that he did not want to play.
A. disaffection with
B. dislocation of
C. disentanglement from
D. subversion of
E. displacement of
F. estrangement from
A. disaffection with
B. dislocation of
C. disentanglement from
D. subversion of
E. displacement of
F. estrangement from
15 Oct 2024, 09:24
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The sentence asserts a logical relationship between Davis’ attitude toward the school (as indicated in the blank) and his “decision to drop out.” Only “disaffection with” and “estrangement from” are consistent with a decision to drop out and result in sentences nearly alike in meaning. Thus, the correct answer is disaffection with (Choice A) and estrangement from (Choice F).
The sentence asserts a logical relationship between Davis’ attitude toward the school (as indicated in the blank) and his “decision to drop out.” Only “disaffection with” and “estrangement from” are consistent with a decision to drop out and result in sentences nearly alike in meaning. Thus, the correct answer is disaffection with (Choice A) and estrangement from (Choice F).
