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16 Feb 2008, 18:17
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Though its a simple one, I initially got confused between two options. Try this out. OA will be provided soon.
By appropriating bailout money for the
depressed housing industry, Congress is
opening the door to a flood of special relief
programs for other recession-affected
businesses.
5. The author’s attitude toward
Congress’s action is probably
A. neutral
B. disapproving
C. confused
D. supportive
E. irate
By appropriating bailout money for the
depressed housing industry, Congress is
opening the door to a flood of special relief
programs for other recession-affected
businesses.
5. The author’s attitude toward
Congress’s action is probably
A. neutral
B. disapproving
C. confused
D. supportive
E. irate
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16 Feb 2008, 18:32
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A. neutral [Hold it]
B. disapproving [nothing that mentions drawbacks – eliminate it]
C. confused [nothing that elicits it as confused – eliminate it]
D. supportive [Not at all]
E. irate [not irate as per given argument – eliminate it]
A
B. disapproving [nothing that mentions drawbacks – eliminate it]
C. confused [nothing that elicits it as confused – eliminate it]
D. supportive [Not at all]
E. irate [not irate as per given argument – eliminate it]
A
