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The substitute French teacher accidentally walked into the
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22 Oct 2017, 16:39
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The substitute French teacher accidentally walked into the wrong classroom, creating _________ situation when she began speaking French to 15 mystified physics students.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) an odious |
| (B) a potable |
| (C) a risible |
| (D) a cursory |
| (E) an arch |
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Question: 35
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02 Nov 2017, 19:27
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The substitute teacher is speaking French in the wrong room and confusing everyone? Hilarious! Risible means “laughable” and is the only choice that makes any sense here. Note that arch can mean “mischievous, playful, roguish,” but is not appropriate here because the French teacher did this “accidentally.”
A risible.
The substitute teacher is speaking French in the wrong room and confusing everyone? Hilarious! Risible means “laughable” and is the only choice that makes any sense here. Note that arch can mean “mischievous, playful, roguish,” but is not appropriate here because the French teacher did this “accidentally.”
A risible.
Re: The substitute French teacher accidentally walked into the
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15 Sep 2021, 20:59
15 Sep 2021, 20:59
why not cursory, since it leads to a confusing state and there is no clue regarding risible situation
