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69% (00:57) correct
30% (00:48) wrong based on 13 sessions
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When she first came to France from Bulgaria, she was hardly the__________student she later made herself out to be, since she had access to considerable family wealth.
| A. naïve |
| B. precocious |
| C. impecunious |
| D. ambitious |
| E. assiduous |
24 Feb 2025, 12:11
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The student’s considerable family wealth is cited as proof that her later depiction of herself was false; the word that flls the blank describes this later depiction, so it must be an adjective that is incompatible with wealth. “Impecunious,” meaning penniless, is therefore the correct choice. None of the other responses is dependent on wealth—her family’s finances would have no bearing on whether the student was actually naïve, precocious (advanced for her age), ambitious, or assiduous (diligent)—so they are incorrect.
Thus the correct answer is impecunious (Choice C).
The student’s considerable family wealth is cited as proof that her later depiction of herself was false; the word that flls the blank describes this later depiction, so it must be an adjective that is incompatible with wealth. “Impecunious,” meaning penniless, is therefore the correct choice. None of the other responses is dependent on wealth—her family’s finances would have no bearing on whether the student was actually naïve, precocious (advanced for her age), ambitious, or assiduous (diligent)—so they are incorrect.
Thus the correct answer is impecunious (Choice C).
