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Kazan was quickly (i)____________ by many of his contemporaries for his transgression, who saw his testimony as treachery, an act of (ii)____________ which stained how they viewed him both as an artist and as a man. It was only by continually making films that he was able to (iii)____________ his perceived sins and achieve some measure of atonement.




Blank (i) Blank (ii)Blank (iii)
(A) rebuked (D) perfidy (G)exacerbate
(B) lauded (E) sophistry(H) deviate
(C) mitigated (F) redemption(I) expiate


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Re: Kazan was quickly (i)____________ by many of his contempora [#permalink] New post 29 May 2017, 20:14
I am just curious, why can't we use sophistry for the 2nd blank. It seems that the the sophistry could also cause a betrayal of trust.
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Re: Kazan was quickly (i)____________ by many of his contempora [#permalink] New post 29 May 2017, 21:58
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Start with the second blank, which must mean something close to an act of treachery. Perfidy means this. Since his contemporaries believed Kazan had committed treachery, they would have “harshly criticized” him, so the first blank means rebuked. For the last blank, he was able to achieve atonement, which is what expiate means.


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Re: Kazan was quickly (i)____________ by many of his contempora   [#permalink] 29 May 2017, 21:58
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