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02 Aug 2025, 13:15
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66% (00:39) correct
33% (00:26) wrong based on 6 sessions
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When first introduced by senior management, the new boss was viewed as a figurehead at best, but after months of watching him shake up the office hierarchy and double productivity, even the most _________ of his employees was astonished at what he was able to accomplish.
| A. scrutinized |
| B. clueless |
| C. skeptical |
| D. senior |
| E. resolute |
17 Aug 2025, 12:55
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Official Explanation
Follow the structure to unravel this sentence. The part before the semicolon says that the boss was considered a “figurehead.” However, people slowly realized that he was actually getting a lot of stuff done! The employees were initially critical or doubtful; the best match among the answers is “skeptical.” The other four answers, “senior,” “clueless,” “resolute” (determined), and “scrutinized” (closely observed) do not match the meaning.
Answer: C
Follow the structure to unravel this sentence. The part before the semicolon says that the boss was considered a “figurehead.” However, people slowly realized that he was actually getting a lot of stuff done! The employees were initially critical or doubtful; the best match among the answers is “skeptical.” The other four answers, “senior,” “clueless,” “resolute” (determined), and “scrutinized” (closely observed) do not match the meaning.
Answer: C
