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Verbal Reasoning - English - Sentence Equivalence:

Basics

MCQ - 144-11846

Question:

Mannering's personal diary, a record of ____ preoccupations and domestic details, belies the depth of thought for which he was renowned in the academic world.

  1. philosophical
  2. mundane
  3. petty
  4. mundane
  5. erudite

Correct Answer: B

Explanation:

The clue is in the word �belies� which means �contradicts�. Hence, the diary contains matter that suggests the opposite of what is true in the academic part of Mannering�s life. Sine he is known for deep thought, the diary must contain matter that is the opposite of �deep�. �Mundane� and �petty� are the correct answers because �mundane� suggests something boring or ordinary and �petty� suggests something minor or trivial. Note that this is one case where the correct answers are not exactly synonymous. [Erudite = learned, knowledgeable; untoward = unexpected]

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