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Connect two and three blanks: set 2

Connect two and three blanks: set 2: original cases with explanations after your first response.

Paper packet. Every task here also exists on screen, where it is checked automatically; answers written on paper are not assessed by Nydus. When you are back at a device, enter your answers there.

1. What you will learn

Choose a method from the question's conditions before opening feedback. Work without notes first, then explain which restriction or evidence determined your answer. These are original instructional questions, not an adaptive test or a predictor of an official score.

2. Practice

Complete every blank so the whole text is coherent. All blanks must be correct for credit.

The author's style is (i) ___ rather than ornate, yet this (ii) ___ does not prevent subtle distinctions.

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3. Practice

Complete every blank so the whole text is coherent. All blanks must be correct for credit.

The candidate's apparent (i) ___ was misleading: she had delayed her answer to check the facts, not because she was (ii) ___.

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4. Practice

Complete every blank so the whole text is coherent. All blanks must be correct for credit.

The discovery did not (i) ___ earlier research; it (ii) ___ that work by supplying the mechanism the earlier studies lacked.

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5. Practice

Complete every blank so the whole text is coherent. All blanks must be correct for credit.

A policy intended to (i) ___ access instead made applications more (ii) ___, requiring documents many applicants could not obtain.

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6. Practice

Complete every blank so the whole text is coherent. All blanks must be correct for credit.

The archive is (i) ___ in size but (ii) ___ in scope: its thousands of documents concern a single month.

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7. Practice

Complete every blank so the whole text is coherent. All blanks must be correct for credit.

The scientist's public (i) ___ concealed private (ii) ___; in her notebook she listed several reasons to doubt her announced result.

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8. What you can do now

Classify each error as interpretation, method, execution or response format. Revisit the relevant worked lesson, then retry after a study gap. A remembered item is review, not fresh assessment evidence.