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10 May 2025, 04:53
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While the muted colors do suggest a certain sobriety, the overall effect is undeniably _________ .
A. vivacious
B. poignant
C. dull
D. lackluster
E. mirthful
F. benign
A. vivacious
B. poignant
C. dull
D. lackluster
E. mirthful
F. benign
20 May 2025, 12:25
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In this case, “sobriety” means grave or serious, so the blank requires an antonym, something like happy or lively. “Vivacious” means lively and “mirthful” means full of joy. These are correct answers. “Dull” and “lackluster” are the opposites of the desired meaning. “Poignant” (touching in a sad way) also does not mean happy or lively. “Benign” can mean kindly, but has no connotation of joyous or lively and so does not fit.
Answer: A,E
In this case, “sobriety” means grave or serious, so the blank requires an antonym, something like happy or lively. “Vivacious” means lively and “mirthful” means full of joy. These are correct answers. “Dull” and “lackluster” are the opposites of the desired meaning. “Poignant” (touching in a sad way) also does not mean happy or lively. “Benign” can mean kindly, but has no connotation of joyous or lively and so does not fit.
Answer: A,E
