People should not be praised for their virtue if they lack the energy to be _; in such cases, goodness is merely the effect of _.
Correct answer: C. Wicked .... Indolence
- A. Depraved .... Hesitation
- B. Cruel .... Effortlessness
- C. Wicked .... Indolence
- D. Unjust .... Boredom
Explanation
The sentence suggests that people should not be commended for their virtue if they don't have the energy to be wicked, implying that their goodness is simply a result of laziness (indolence) rather than a genuine moral effort.
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