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10 Sep 2025, 10:41
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85% (00:20) correct
14% (01:35) wrong based on 7 sessions
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The fitness guru, seemingly an advocate of overall salubrious living, often, late at night and behind closed doors, _________ his integrity by consuming vast quantities of sugar and chemical-riddled junk food.
A. ridiculed
B. restored
C. undermined
D. redacted
E. insinuated
A. ridiculed
B. restored
C. undermined
D. redacted
E. insinuated
28 Sep 2025, 02:10
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Official Explanation
The fitness guru seems to promote a healthy lifestyle (“salubrious” means healthy). On the other hand, when he’s alone, he’s not very healthy himself. These actions would do something like “corrupt” or “do bad things to” his integrity. The correct answer, “undermined,” means to reduce the power of, undercut, or sabotage. He’s not making fun of himself, so “ridiculed” doesn’t quite work. “Restored” is the opposite of the intended meaning. “Redacted” means to draft or make ready for publication. The guru did not “insinuate,” or subtly suggest, anything about his integrity.
Answer: C
The fitness guru seems to promote a healthy lifestyle (“salubrious” means healthy). On the other hand, when he’s alone, he’s not very healthy himself. These actions would do something like “corrupt” or “do bad things to” his integrity. The correct answer, “undermined,” means to reduce the power of, undercut, or sabotage. He’s not making fun of himself, so “ridiculed” doesn’t quite work. “Restored” is the opposite of the intended meaning. “Redacted” means to draft or make ready for publication. The guru did not “insinuate,” or subtly suggest, anything about his integrity.
Answer: C
