McGraw-Hill Education GRE 2019

In Questions 1 to 6, for each blank, select the choice that best completes the text.

1. The editorial was just another example of her trademark :
   its claims were grand, and, at least superficially, appeared sound. But
   beneath this veneer of cogency lay arguments with no grounding in fact.

A bombasticism

B self-involvement

C deflection

D asperity

E illegitimacy

2. Attempts to explain the arts through a scientific lens—be it economics,
   psychology, or physics—are inherently , since such efforts
   inevitably overlook the features that distinguish art from these other
   disciplines

A encompassing

B problematic

C enthralling

D eclectic

E verbose

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