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It was often his garrulous nature that exposed his infantile sense of humor: when a room would grow silent, he would often feel compelled to offer__________anecdote.


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A. a sophomoric
B. a cosmopolitan
C. a sophisticated
D. a grotesque
E. a puerile
F. an unsavory
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If the funeral director had gravity (a solemn presence) and repose (tranquility), and if he “soothed” the mourners with silence, then he could be taciturn (silent) or laconic (using few words)
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