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Finding Dory, to indulge the inevitable aquatic metaphor,
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Updated on: 24 Jun 2016, 02:03
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Finding Dory, to indulge the inevitable aquatic metaphor, sticks to the shallow end of the pool, splashing about ……………… but never getting its hair wet.
A. calmly
B. Frantically
C. Sedately
D. Eerily
E. Regularly
A. calmly
B. Frantically
C. Sedately
D. Eerily
E. Regularly
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19 Jun 2016, 10:07
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B. Frantically
"But" is opposite direction trigger. That means water is splashed in a way that may get hair wet.
A. calmly (opposite of what we want)
B. Frantically (Perfect choice. If water is splashed frantically(excited way), one may get wet.)
C. Sedately (opposite)
D. Eerily (doesn't make sense)
E. Regularly (doesn't make sense)
"But" is opposite direction trigger. That means water is splashed in a way that may get hair wet.
A. calmly (opposite of what we want)
B. Frantically (Perfect choice. If water is splashed frantically(excited way), one may get wet.)
C. Sedately (opposite)
D. Eerily (doesn't make sense)
E. Regularly (doesn't make sense)
