Fill in Blanks (Vocabulary) — Set 12
Questions 111–120 of 140
The _____ of the protagonist's moral _____ became the _____ around which the entire narrative _____, creating a profoundly _____ exploration of ethics.
The economist's _____ thesis _____ conventional wisdom, yet her _____ methodology and _____ data analysis earned her _____ in academic circles.
His _____ style and _____ use of language were often criticized as _____, yet they conveyed a _____ that simpler prose could not _____, _____ him as a literary innovator.
The politician's _____ campaign promises and _____ past performance created a _____ that undermined his _____, forcing voters to _____ his _____ despite his rhetorical prowess.
The author's _____ observations, presented with _____ wit, _____ the pretensions of contemporary society, _____ both admiration and _____ from readers who found themselves simultaneously _____ and challenged.
The theoretical framework, while _____, proved too _____ for practical application, leading scholars to _____ its foundational assumptions and _____ more _____ approaches.
Her _____ reputation was _____ by rumors of _____, forcing her to _____ these allegations with _____ and _____ evidence.
The _____ between the scientist's _____ methodology and the _____ of his conclusions _____ a fundamental problem in contemporary academia: the _____ of peer review.
The _____ artist's _____ style, though initially _____,ially_____ to transcend commercial concerns and _____ the viewer's consciousness in unprecedented ways.
The CEO's _____ dismissal of safety concerns and _____ focus on profit margins _____ a _____ that would eventually lead to catastrophic _____ .