Multiple choice

Let me be quite ......... with you - your work is appalling.

  1. brisk

  2. breathtaking

  3. broad

  4. blunt

  5. blurred

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D Correct answer
Explanation

Blunt means direct and frank, especially when delivering unpleasant criticism. Let me be blunt with you is a common phrase when someone is about to give honest, harsh feedback. Brisk (quick), breathtaking (stunning), broad (wide), and blurred (unclear) don't fit this context.