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Updated on: 16 Oct 2025, 01:46
Originally posted by Sajjad1994 on 10 Oct 2025, 09:00.
Last edited by Sajjad1994 on 16 Oct 2025, 01:46, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by Sajjad1994 on 16 Oct 2025, 01:46, edited 1 time in total.
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Many of us attempt to rewrite our personal stories to present ourselves in the best light; indeed, we are almost universally ________ to do so.
A. reluctant
B. illuminated
C. apt
D. prone
E. intimidated
F. comprehensive
A. reluctant
B. illuminated
C. apt
D. prone
E. intimidated
F. comprehensive
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Official Explanation
Both apt and prone have several meanings. Apt, for example, can mean appropriate, as in an apt remark, or it can mean unusually quick and intelligent, as in an apt pupil. Prone can mean prostrate; it can also mean having a downward slope. Here both apt and prone are used in the sense of inclined or liable.
Note the use of indeed to both confirm and emphasize the preceding statement. Not only do many of us try to rewrite our lives, but we are almost universally inclined to do so.
Answer: C,D
Both apt and prone have several meanings. Apt, for example, can mean appropriate, as in an apt remark, or it can mean unusually quick and intelligent, as in an apt pupil. Prone can mean prostrate; it can also mean having a downward slope. Here both apt and prone are used in the sense of inclined or liable.
Note the use of indeed to both confirm and emphasize the preceding statement. Not only do many of us try to rewrite our lives, but we are almost universally inclined to do so.
Answer: C,D
