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Like all good philosophers in search of truth...? Sun Mar 12, 2006 19:16 pm  Like all good philosophers in search of truth...?		  
English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #85 "Verbal Skills Test", question 9

Like all good philosophers in ......... of truth she is always looking for new perspectives.

(a) sight
(b) reach
(c) search
(d) enquiry

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #85 "Verbal Skills Test", answer 9

Like all good philosophers in search of truth she is always looking for new perspectives.

Correct answer: (c) search

Your answer was: incorrect
Like all good philosophers in reach of truth she is always looking for new perspectives.
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I would like to know what is the meaning of this sentence
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Like all good philosophers in search of truth...? Mon Mar 13, 2006 12:01 pm  Like all good philosophers in search of truth...?		  
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Like all good philosophers in search of truth she is always looking for new perspectives.

Sinus asked:

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I would like to know the meaning of this sentence.

This sentence means that she is a good philosopher looking for truth. Now, to find truth, she needs different mental views, which she is always seeking. In other words, she is always trying to look at life from different angles or find different ways to approach things.

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Like all good philosophers in search of truth...? Mon Apr 03, 2006 18:20 pm  Like all good philosophers in search of truth...?		  
Doesn't it have to be "search FOR truth"?
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In search of truth? Mon Apr 03, 2006 20:47 pm  In search of truth?		  
Vitaly wrote:
Doesn't it have to be "search FOR truth"?

You search (v.) for truth or
you are in search (n.) of truth
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