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The debate coach expected some gravitas from her team, arguing that pithy quips and gibes, while sometimes effective, had no place in a _______________ argument.
A. polite
B. shallow
C. competitive
D. serious
E. cantankerous
F. substantive
A. polite
B. shallow
C. competitive
D. serious
E. cantankerous
F. substantive
01 Jan 2025, 11:30
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The debate coach values “gravitas” (seriousness) and argues that “quips” (witty remarks) and “gibes” (taunts) don’t belong in a certain kind of argument. Serious and substantive is the only set that works.
Polite could work, but it has no pair. Shallow, competitive, and cantankerous (disagreeable or difficult to deal with) have no relationship.
The debate coach values “gravitas” (seriousness) and argues that “quips” (witty remarks) and “gibes” (taunts) don’t belong in a certain kind of argument. Serious and substantive is the only set that works.
Polite could work, but it has no pair. Shallow, competitive, and cantankerous (disagreeable or difficult to deal with) have no relationship.
