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Saturday, March 10, 2007
"SENTENCE COMPLETION OF THE DAY"
The aspiring candidate’s performance in the debate all but any hope he may have had of winning the election. (A) nullifies (B) encourages (C) guarantees (D) accentuates (E) contains
CORRECT ANS IS A The phrase “all but” implies that the debate was a make-or-break event for the candidate. Suppose the candidate did well. Then his spirits would be high, and we would expect the missing word to be positive. However, a positive word in the phrase “all but any hope” is awkward. Hence, the candidate must have done poorly in the debate and had his hopes for election nixed. So we turn to the answer-choices looking for “nixed.” It’s not there, but a synonym—nullifies—is. The answer is (A).
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ReplyDeleteCORRECT ANS IS A
ReplyDeleteThe phrase “all but” implies that the debate
was a make-or-break event for the candidate.
Suppose the candidate did well. Then his spirits
would be high, and we would expect the missing
word to be positive. However, a positive word in
the phrase “all but any hope” is awkward.
Hence, the candidate must have done
poorly in the debate and had his hopes for election
nixed. So we turn to the answer-choices
looking for “nixed.” It’s not there, but a
synonym—nullifies—is. The answer is (A).
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