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shaahid · 2009 October 25th, 10:39 AM

since the author frequently----other scholars, his objection to disputes is only irrelevant but also----.
a. supports.. overbearing
b. provokes.. frightening
c. quotes.. curious
d. ignores.. peevish
e. attacks.. surprising

sham12345 · 2009 October 26th, 03:00 PM

is it B ?

shaahid · 2009 October 26th, 06:53 PM

No its answer is E. But my question is if you do something frequently then why will it surprise other. As for example suppose you frequent visit to some historical place when you get any vacation. Then is it obvious for us or surprising for us if we met you while we are also visiting a historical place? I think that we will not definitely be surprise after seeing you as well.

Articulate · 2009 November 1st, 02:15 AM

The author (in question) attacks others frequently. One day he objects about the disputes which is irrelevant and surprising.

I think this may be a explanation.

About the Q: "...scholars, his objection to disputes is only irrelevant but also----. "scholars, his objection to disputes is not only irrelevant but also----.

Thanks

hahahut · 2009 November 3rd, 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by shaahid

No its answer is E. But my question is if you do something frequently then why will it surprise other. As for example suppose you frequent visit to some historical place when you get any vacation. Then is it obvious for us or surprising for us if we met you while we are also visiting a historical place? I think that we will not definitely be surprise after seeing you as well.

Because he attacks other scholars freqently, it is logic to assume he would be an advocate of debating between different opinions. Therefore when he objects disputes, it surprises others. (people would expect him to be open enough to evaluate/consider the possibility of an alternative point of view)

neromhe · 2009 November 3rd, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by hahahut

Because he attacks other scholars freqently, it is logic to assume he would be an advocate of debating between different opinions. Therefore when he objects disputes, it surprises others. (people would expect him to be open enough to evaluate/consider the possibility of an alternative point of view)

exactly

2009 October 25th, 10:39 AM	#1 (permalink)
shaahid Eager! Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 88	A BB Sc since the author frequently----other scholars, his objection to disputes is only irrelevant but also----. a. supports.. overbearing b. provokes.. frightening c. quotes.. curious d. ignores.. peevish e. attacks.. surprising Last edited by shaahid : 2009 October 25th at 11:14 AM.

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2009 October 26th, 03:00 PM	#2 (permalink)
sham12345 Gre! God show me the path Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: India Posts: 817	is it B ?

2009 October 26th, 06:53 PM	#3 (permalink)
shaahid Eager! Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 88	No its answer is E. But my question is if you do something frequently then why will it surprise other. As for example suppose you frequent visit to some historical place when you get any vacation. Then is it obvious for us or surprising for us if we met you while we are also visiting a historical place? I think that we will not definitely be surprise after seeing you as well.

2009 November 1st, 02:15 AM	#4 (permalink)
Articulate I wonder... Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 72	The author (in question) attacks others frequently. One day he objects about the disputes which is irrelevant and surprising. I think this may be a explanation. About the Q: "...scholars, his objection to disputes is only irrelevant but also----. "scholars, his objection to disputes is not only irrelevant but also----. Thanks

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