Verbal Reasoning - English - Sentence Equivalence:

Basics

MCQ - 143-11845

Question:

When faced with an urgent problem for which there is no immediately obvious solution, we tend to welcome any suggestion, however ____ , that might throw light on the dilemma.

unusual
hackneyed
tentative
hackneyed
illuminating

Correct Answer: C

Explanation:

If there is no obvious solution we might welcome any suggestion even a vague one. �Flimsy� and �tentative� imply hesitant and not firm. You cannot choose �unusual� and �outrageous� because outrageous is so much stronger than unusual that the meaning would not be close enough.

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