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The (i) _________ child approached the diving board; (ii) _________ water in the first place, he found the prospect of jumping into it from some height even more frightening.
Blank (i)
A. tremulous
B. coltish
C. cumbersome
Blank (ii)
D. beguiled by
E. chary of
F. repulsed by
Blank (i)
A. tremulous
B. coltish
C. cumbersome
Blank (ii)
D. beguiled by
E. chary of
F. repulsed by
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All of the clues in the sentence are about being scared, so “tremulous” matches best in blank (i). Neither “coltish” (playful) nor “cumbersome” (complicated, hard to handle) fix the meaning of the sentence. The sentence states that the child finds diving even more frightening than water in general, so “chary of” (suspicious or slightly scared of), a less extreme version of frightening, fits. “Repulsed by” is too strong of a word for blank (ii) and “beguiled by” would mean the child was deceived by the water.
Answer: A,E
All of the clues in the sentence are about being scared, so “tremulous” matches best in blank (i). Neither “coltish” (playful) nor “cumbersome” (complicated, hard to handle) fix the meaning of the sentence. The sentence states that the child finds diving even more frightening than water in general, so “chary of” (suspicious or slightly scared of), a less extreme version of frightening, fits. “Repulsed by” is too strong of a word for blank (ii) and “beguiled by” would mean the child was deceived by the water.
Answer: A,E
