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Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with space debris during their operational lifetimes, but given the numbers of new satellites launched each year, the orbital environment in the future is likely to be less (i) __________
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| (A) crowded |
| (B) invulnerable |
| (C) protected |
| (D) polluted |
| (E) benign |
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
21 Feb 2017, 23:21
why is the answer E? I assumed it to be A. Please help. Thanks
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
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My bad I missed little risk...need to read the prompt carefully!!
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ExplanationUntil now in space, the situation with all the satellites out there is under control. But soon will become less prone to be so good or benign. E wins
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
02 Jun 2017, 16:41
Carcass wrote: Explanation
Until now in space, the situation with all the satellites out there is under control. But soon will become less prone to be so good or benign.
E wins Why not C "protected"?
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See my previous explanation. The word risk is the key to understand and fill the blank. Regards
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
22 Jun 2018, 00:47
usage of BUT is correct? That actually giving me a sense of using contradictory word in the blank to the first sentence.
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22 Jun 2018, 11:03
Absolutely. The usage of BUT is perfectly fine as a transition connection. We do have X, but considering Y, the result will be Z. Hope this helps. Ask for further assistance. Regards
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
14 Jul 2018, 03:25
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
01 Nov 2018, 12:10
I chose C. Can anyone please explain why E
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
03 Nov 2018, 11:58
Here the meaning of the sentence is that the situation into space does not present a high risk, at the moment. But how we do lunch more and more spacecraft into it , the spacecraft itself are not so secure due to the debris. So, the overall scenario is that it will not be so safe as for now. Safe = benign Hope now is more clear to you
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03 Nov 2018, 17:36
Carcass wrote: Here the meaning of the sentence is that the situation into space does not present a high risk, at the moment. But how we do lunch more and more spacecraft into it , the spacecraft itself are not so secure due to the debris.
So, the overall scenario is that it will not be so safe as for now. Safe = benign
Hope now is more clear to you I am confused between benign and invulnerable. Do both not mean "harmless"?
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04 Nov 2018, 03:41
It means impossible to harm or damage. Like Superman. Benign is quite different in its meaning. Regards
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
10 Nov 2018, 12:57
Carcass wrote: It means impossible to harm or damage. Like Superman.
Benign is quite different in its meaning.
Regards Thank you for this explanation as invulnerable also had me in a quandary.
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Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with space debris during their operational lifetimes, but given the numbers of new satellites launched each year, the orbital environment in the future is likely to be less _____.
A crowded
B invulnerable
C protected
D polluted
E benign
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alamin wrote: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with space debris during their operational lifetimes, but given the numbers of new satellites launched each year, the orbital environment in the future is likely to be less _____.
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E benign Hi, this is not the way to post, as this would create a ambiguity . Could you plz read the https://greprepclub.com/forum/rules-for ... -1083.htmland input the necessary tags such as the : 1. Source of the question 2. Verbal or Quant 3. TC/SC or RC Moreover I believe the ques is from Powerprep, if so here is the link :: https://greprepclub.com/forum/gre-power ... html#p6284
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Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with space debris during their operational lifetimes, but given the numbers of new satellites launched each year, the orbital environment in the future is likely to be less _____.
A crowded
B invulnerable
C protected
D polluted
E benign
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Re: Most spacecraft are still at little risk of collision with s [#permalink]
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