<p>Here's how it works. The subsequent poster answers the question of the previous poster with an explanation and then post one question they found to be hard. I think this would help us prepare for the sentence completion part of the reading section. I'll begin:</p>
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Some critics of congressional proceedings contend that important debates on issues are marred by a _______ of denunciations and accusations that precludes _______ discourse.</p>
<p>A) repertory .. expendable
B) paucity .. meaningful
C) barrage .. libelous
D) rehash .. repetitive
E) cacophony .. orderly
<p>Here:
Parker could not allow her criticism to remain ------; she openly ----- the members of the committee for their indolence and lackadaisical attitude.
A judgmental/scolded
B unspoken/censured
C constant/excoriated
D tacit/lauded
E unheeded/cited</p>
<p>Please post where you got the sentence completion from. The distinction between a Collegeboard Sentence completion and a Kaplan/PR one is important to me.</p>
<p>i was answering Phades question, but thanks for that lolly! Surely you do not believe i would do such a thing ! Looking up the words before answering the sentence completion question? thats blasphemy! I actually attempt the questions first and then use the dictionary to check my answers tyvm. Is the answer to your question A?</p>
<p>To make this game easier, can the original poster of the question just post the answer a couple lines down, in order to avoid confusion as to what question people are trying to answer.</p>
<p>Named in honor of the school's founder, the Richard Brownstone Community Service Fellowship is one of the highest awards ________ Brownstone School graduate.</p>
<p>A conscripted to
B redeemed for
C conferred on
D relegated to
E deprived of</p>
<p>Designed as a gathering place, the new student lounge was appropriately _______ with tables, chairs, and even sofas where groups could assemble comfortably.</p>
<p>A Indicated
B appointed
C denuded
D conflated
E venerated</p>