The (i)_________between the scholar’s arguments and their (ii)_________has long been evident: the arguments claim that we live in a world of rhetoric and contingency, but the arguer presents her claim as anything but rhetorical and contingent.

The (i)_________between the scholar’s arguments and their (ii)_________has long been evident: the arguments claim that we live in a world of rhetoric and contingency, but the arguer presents her claim as anything but rhetorical and contingent.
A . contradiction
B . progression
C . manage
D . moans of dispatch
E . critical reception
F . lack of absolutism

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Answer: A,D