Multiple choice

Our teacher is guilty of ......... favouritism.

  1. belatedly

  2. blatant

  3. barely

  4. broadly
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Blatant means open and unashamed, done without trying to hide it. Blatant favouritism is obvious, undisguised favoritism that everyone can see. Belatedly (late), barely (hardly), and broadly (widely) are adverbs that don't modify favouritism effectively - blatant is the adjective that fits.

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