College Composition CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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What is the difference between an incomprehensibility and an inconsistency?

An incomprehensibility is not logical whereas an inconsistency is false.
An incomprehensibility is unclear whereas an inconsistency is illogical.
An incomprehensibility is vague whereas an inconsistency is incorrect.
An incomprehensibility is impossible whereas an inconsistency is irrational.

The correct answer is: An incomprehensibility is unclear whereas an inconsistency is illogical.

An incomprehensibility is defined as something that is difficult to understand or is not clear. An inconsistency, on the other hand, is something that does not make logical sense or is illogical. This means that option B is the most accurate because it describes the difference between the two terms. Option A is incorrect because an incomprehensibility can still be logical, just difficult to understand. Option C is incorrect because an inconsistency can be completely clear, just not logical. Option D is incorrect because an incomprehensibility is not necessarily impossible, just difficult to understand.