The Supreme Court's reversal of its previous ruling on the issue of provincial rights_ its - reputation for _-
Correct answer: B. compromised... consistency
- A. sustained... inconsistency
- B. compromised... consistency
- C. maintain... fallacy
- D. spoiled... flexibility
- E. dispelled ... vacillation
Explanation
Correct Answer: B. compromised... consistency Explanation: The sentence implies that the Supreme Court's reversal may have compromised its consistency. Why other options are not correct: - A. sustained... inconsistency: Sustained inconsistency is not logical in the context of a reversal. - C. maintain... fallacy: Maintain fallacy is not a common usage, and it doesn't convey the idea of a reversal. - D. spoiled... flexibility: Spoiled flexibility is not fitting in the context of a court ruling. - E. dispelled ... vacillation: Dispelled vacillation is not logical in the context of a reversal.
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