Question
This contemporary question flies into a
longstanding epilogue among scholars and policymakers about nation-building and nationalism: can countries maintain long-term stability and coherence while proceeding a wide range of ethnic and religious identities? In the question below, a sentence is given with four words highlighted in bold. From the options, choose the number of highlighted in bold which are contextually or grammatically inappropriate.Solution
The sentence talks about how this contemporary question surfaces into a longstanding discussion among scholars and policymakers about nation-building and nationalism: can countries maintain long- term stability and unity while containing so many ethnic and religious identities. FLIES is inapt here; TIES means to form part of, and would be more apt here. EPILOGUE means a final comment or conclusion after a book; DIALOGUE means discussion and would be more appropriate here. COHERENCE means the act of speaking or writing concisely and clearly; COHESION (unity) would be more apt. PROCEEDING means following; POSSESSING (containing; owning) would be more apt. Since all 4 words are inapt, (e) is the right answer.
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