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That early factory owners extended benefits to female workers (i)___________the theory that gender equality and the industrial revolution were two movements with (ii)___________aims.
Blank (i)
A. bolstered
B. cheapened
C. adulterated
Blank (ii)
D. precarious
E. preternatural
F. complementary
Blank (i)
A. bolstered
B. cheapened
C. adulterated
Blank (ii)
D. precarious
E. preternatural
F. complementary
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Looking at the relationship between the two blanks helps on this question. If the blank (i) was a word like “supported,” blank (ii) would have to be a word like “similar.” Or, if blank (i) was a word like “weakened,” blank (ii) would be something like “different.” Looking at the choices, only bolstered (supported) and complementary (shared in a helpful way) create a workable relationship.
Answer: A,F
Looking at the relationship between the two blanks helps on this question. If the blank (i) was a word like “supported,” blank (ii) would have to be a word like “similar.” Or, if blank (i) was a word like “weakened,” blank (ii) would be something like “different.” Looking at the choices, only bolstered (supported) and complementary (shared in a helpful way) create a workable relationship.
Answer: A,F
