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The speaker’s --- manner made the complex topic seem ---, helping the audience grasp the difficult concepts more easily. 
 

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When a sentence contrasts “complex” with an easier understanding, look for words like approachable, accessible, or clear that imply simplification or clarity.
Updated On: Oct 9, 2025
  • confusing
  • approachable
  • clear
  • obscure
  • accessible 
     

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The Correct Option is B,

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Understanding the context. 
The sentence describes how the speaker helped the audience understand a difficult topic. Therefore, both blanks should carry a positive and clarifying tone — the speaker made the complex subject easier to understand. 
Step 2: Evaluating the first blank. 
The first blank refers to the speaker’s “manner,” which made the topic easier. 
(A) confusing — means unclear or complicated; opposite of the intended meaning. 
(B) approachable — means friendly and easy to relate to; fits perfectly for a speaker who simplifies complex ideas. 
(C) clear — would also fit contextually, but “approachable” better describes a manner rather than the content. 
Step 3: Evaluating the second blank. 
The second blank refers to how the topic seemed to the audience — easier to understand. 
(D) obscure — means difficult to understand; opposite meaning. 
(E) complex — already describes the original state of the topic, not the outcome. 
(F) accessible — means easy to understand or approachable; perfectly fits the outcome. 
Step 4: Conclusion. 
The pair “approachable” and “accessible” correctly conveys that the speaker’s friendly and clear manner helped simplify a complex subject for the audience. 

Final Answer: (B) approachable and (F) accessible 
 

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