When Looking at a Glass That Is Neither Completely Full

question 231

Multiple Choice

When looking at a glass that is neither completely full nor completely empty, a(n) __________ might say "that glass is half full," while a(n) __________ might say "no, that glass is half empty!"

• A) pessimist; optimist
• B) realist; pessimist
• C) optimist; realist
• D) optimist; pessimist

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