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The remote (i) __________ moors in Bronte’s gothic novel Wuthering Heights are the ideal backdrop to the (ii) __________ love story of a group of highly emotional individuals.


Blank (i) Blank (ii)
A. lugubrious D. insouciant
B. mellifluous E. tumultuous
C. acquiescent F. parsomonious



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Re: The remote (i) __________ moors in Brontes gothic novel Wuthering Hei [#permalink] New post   22 Apr 2022, 02:00
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lugubrious, tumultuous Remote moors suggest a gloomy setting and lugubrious means gloomy or mournful. A group of highly emotional individuals should lead you to tumultuous love story. All the other choices aren’t logical with these context clues: mellifluous means pleasant-sounding, acquiescent means passively agreeing, insouciant means nonchalant or carefree, and parsimonious means stingy.
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