When reviewing a book that advertises lying as its subject, the critic has a duty to screen the title for possible (i) _________. and it is therefore necessary to report that The Concise Book of Lying is not concise. If the book were making a case for deception, the mismatch might not matter: a (ii)_______ title might suit a book designed to disabuse us of our respect for (iii)_______. But the book is not an apology for lying; it is on the side of truth.