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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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

Arailym Nuraliyeva · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  An optimist tends to look at things in a positive light and focus on the good aspects, while a pessimist tends to have a negative outlook and focus on the bad aspects. In this scenario, the optimist would see the glass as half full, while the pessimist would see it as half empty. Therefore, the best choice is D.

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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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