EMPLOY : INDIGENCE ::
(A) expose : dormancy
(B) arrive : presence
(C) submerge : buoyancy
(D) season : blandness
(E) know : ignorance
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I think it is c. A submerged thing is likely to have no buoyancy, like an employed person is likely to not have indigence.
As for D, you season something that is bland, you don’t necessarily employ someone who is indigent.
I was considering C or E, but finally I picked C
Don’t get employed lead to indigence; don’t get submerged lead to buoyancy
its c..
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