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Difference between siltent and quiet #1 (permalink) Mon Sep 19, 2005 4:27 am   Difference between siltent and quiet
 

Test No. incompl/inter-42 "Keeping it Quiet", question 6

The so-called ......... majority are the vast number of people who don't actually go out on the street and protest.

(a) quiet
(b) noiseless
(c) silent
(d) still

Test No. incompl/inter-42 "Keeping it Quiet", answer 6

The so-called silent majority are the vast number of people who don't actually go out on the street and protest.

Correct answer: (c) silent

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The so-called quiet majority are the vast number of people who don't actually go out on the street and protest.
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Hi,Alan
All of the answers have the same meaning.Why we should choose this one?What is the differences?
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Silent majority #2 (permalink) Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:40 am   Silent majority
 

This expression uses the word silent because it refers to people not saying anything/not speaking about their feelings/objections.

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