Sentence completion
One or two blanks in a sentence.
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The new policy, though initially met with skepticism, has proven to be ______, as it has significantly reduced operational costs across all divisions.
Q2 · Sentence completion · HARD
His ______ approach to problem-solving often produced solutions that, while innovative, were hard to fit into the existing framework.