(1) scheming |
(2) earnest |
(3) fickle |
(4) virtuous |
2172. Since the war there has been a tendency to adopt foreign customs and fashions indiscriminately.
(1) haphazardly |
(2) unpleasantly |
(3) harmoniously |
(4) friendly |
2173. The indiscriminate use of fertilizers damages to the environment. Occasionally people pay for it with their lives.
(1) destitute |
(2) indiscreet |
(3) indigent |
(4) scrupulous |
2174. He has promiscuous eating habits.
(1) good |
(2) refined |
(3) selective |
(4) indiscriminate |
2175. The books had been piled on shelves in a haphazard fashion.
(1) random |
(2) neat |
(3) ordered |
(4) scattered |
2176. The animal's desultory behavior indicated that they had no awareness of their predicament.
(1) aimless |
(2) steering |
(3) inevitable |
(4) featureless |
(5) glorious |
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2177. It would be nice to pretend that The Times is infallible.
(1) insightful |
(2) faultless |
(3) invaluable |
(4) readable |
2178. The intial assumption was erroneous.
(1) unsupported |
(2) unreasonable |
(3) incorrect |
(4) illogical |
2179. Don't be misled by the fallacious reasoning of the advertising generalizations.
(1) apathetic |
(2) facetious |
(3) faulty |
(4) pleasant |
2180. Some people still cling to the ______ that the earth is flat.
(1) fallacy |
(2) falsehood |
(3) falsification |
(4) fabrication |