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Directions : Given below arc five sentences with underlined word followed by four words. Select the option that is similar in meaning to the underlined word and mark your response in the Answer Sheet accordingly.
The essay was badly researched and contained several platitudes and generalizations.
Incorrect statements
Imprecise comments
Often used and unoriginal ideas
Vague, subjective statements
- The essay was badly researched and contained several platitudes and generalizations.
- "Platitudes" are remarks or statements that are dull, overused, and lack originality.
- Option 1: Incorrect statements
- This suggests statements that are factually wrong, not necessarily unoriginal or overused.
- Option 2: Imprecise comments
- This implies comments that are not clear or specific, but it doesn’t address originality.
- Option 3: Often used and unoriginal ideas
- This meaning aligns closely with "platitudes" because platitudes are often used and lack originality.
- Option 4: Vague, subjective statements
- This refers to unclear and opinion-based statements, but doesn't highlight overuse.
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