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4. It would be wrong for the student to conclude that the inherent
   complexity of the problem makes it (i). Through
   (ii) , other seemingly insolvable problems have been
   unraveled. What remains to be seen is whether the student has the
   requisite resolve to arrive at the right answer.

Blank (i) Blank (ii)

A intractable D intuition

B profound E serendipity

C incorrigible F persistence

5. The bees’ tendency to sacrifice themselves for the clan (i)
   biologists operating under the assumption that all organisms behave out
   of (ii).

Blank (i) Blank (ii)

A validated D self-interest

B angered E responsibility

C flummoxed F isolation

6. Amateur writers, equating (i) with depth, will often
   write unnecessarily verbose prose, not realizing that doing so is often (ii)
   to conveying their thoughts.

Blank (i) Blank (ii)

A superfluity D sympathetic

B perspicacity E detrimental

C verbosity F secondary

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