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Last St. Patrick’s Day, the police were called when people in the neighborhood witnessed a small _______________ in progress outside of a bar.

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A. fracas
B. discourse
C. altercation
D. battle
E. colloquy
F. mutiny
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Re: Last St. Patricks Day, the police were called when people in the neig [#permalink] New post   16 May 2023, 04:00
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fracas, altercation In this sentence, you need to figure out what kind of thing would result in the police being called—likely, some kind of crime or fight. Discourse and colloquy are an incorrect pair, both meaning “conversation.” Battle may be close to what you want, but relates to a larger event than a bar fight. Mutiny (open rebellion against authorities) is not related to the others. ​​
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