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09 Jan 2025, 02:07
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Some boxers talk about trying to access their more _____________ selves in order to counter the fact that civilized people generally don’t punch each other in the face.
A. seething
B. barbaric
C. irate
D. insidious
E. dynamic
F. primitive
A. seething
B. barbaric
C. irate
D. insidious
E. dynamic
F. primitive
12 Jan 2025, 12:17
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Boxers are described as having to “punch each other in the face,” which isn’t “civilized.” In order to do this, they would need to access a part of themselves that was not so civilized (which would work well enough as a fill-in here). Seething and irate are an incorrect pair, both meaning “angry.” Insidious (seductive but harmful; treacherous, deceitful) and dynamic (characterized by constant change) have no relationship.
Answer: B,F
Boxers are described as having to “punch each other in the face,” which isn’t “civilized.” In order to do this, they would need to access a part of themselves that was not so civilized (which would work well enough as a fill-in here). Seething and irate are an incorrect pair, both meaning “angry.” Insidious (seductive but harmful; treacherous, deceitful) and dynamic (characterized by constant change) have no relationship.
Answer: B,F
