Freedom for Hanson meant experiencing _______previously_______; once unable to do more than peer over prison walls, he could now wander wherever he pleased.
A) a visibility., unexpected
B) an incarceration., unknown
C) an isolation., threatening
D) a notoriety., inconceivable
E) a mobility., unattainable

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We can understand from the sentence that Hanson had been in prison earlier. If he is now able to under wherever he pleased, his previous plight must have been one in which he was not allowed to walk about, or which denied him mobility. So, the pair of phrases in E completes a logical sentence, and is the answer. (The use of the phrase 'once unable to do more than peer over prison walls' would qualify 'a visibility' as suitable for the first missing phrase, but its pair word 'unexpected' does not fit into the sentence logically.)

Freedom for Hanson Meant Experiencing _______Previously_______; Once Unable to Do

Freedom for Hanson Meant Experiencing _Previously_; Once Unable to Do