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13 Oct 2025, 11:25
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It was ironic that the very professor who urged us to write simply and clearly could not do so himself: his directions were often___________by layers of ambiguity.
A. eschewed
B. enervated
C. obfuscated
D. compounded
E. elucidated
F. obscured
A. eschewed
B. enervated
C. obfuscated
D. compounded
E. elucidated
F. obscured
19 Oct 2025, 10:44
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Official Explanation
Since the professor cannot write simply and clearly, his directions must be the opposite of those characteristics. It is thus logical that his directions are obfuscated (made unclear) or obscured (hidden) by ambiguity (lack of clarity).
Answer: C,F
Since the professor cannot write simply and clearly, his directions must be the opposite of those characteristics. It is thus logical that his directions are obfuscated (made unclear) or obscured (hidden) by ambiguity (lack of clarity).
Answer: C,F
