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No matter how hard Benjamin tried to coax the kitten off of
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No matter how hard Benjamin tried to coax the kitten off of the tree branch, the tiny creature remained _______, clinging to the bark with all its strength.
| Two Answers |
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| intractable |
| enervated |
| obstinate | diffident | lackadaisical |
| incapacitated |
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03 Sep 2019, 18:46
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From the first part it is said that Kitten is not giving up, that means the kitten is stubborn, the two options that match stubborn is intractable and obstinate. Remaining words are weak.
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16 Sep 2019, 10:39
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Intractable & Obstinate explains the stubborn and not giving up behavior mentioned in the text.
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