Question

(mildly, sound, conventional, clearly)
1.If we want to be successful, we need ____ defined objectives.
2.I was ____ surprised to hear that Claude was leaving the company.
3.What we’ve discovered contradicts ____ wisdom.
4.I’ve learned to trust my supervisor’s ____ judgment.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1.clearly

2.mildly

3.sound

4.conventional

Answer 2

1) If we want to be successful, we need clearly defined objectives.

• Clearly means anything with clarity and certainty.
• In the above sentence, clearly defined describes that the objectives should be with clarity and certainty.

2) I was mildly surprised to hear that Claude was leaving the company.

• Mildly means slightly. It is an adjective that is used to describe a behaviour that is not so strong.
• In the above sentence, mildly describes that the subject (I) was slightly surprised.

3) What we’ve discovered contradicts strong wisdom.

• Strong means are powerful and great.
• In the above sentence, strong describes that wisdom is powerful.

4) I’ve learned to trust my supervisor’s conventional judgment.

• Conventional means formal and traditional.
• In the above sentence, conventional describes that the judgment is formal, traditional and basic.

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