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The comedians ________ wit has long been the cause of the polarized s
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The comedian’s ________ wit has long been the cause of the polarized sentiments she evokes in her audience; some adore her caustic sense of humor, while others abhor it.
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| A. ample |
| B. acerbic |
| C. anachronistic | D. abstruse | E. astounding |
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B is correct because "acerbic" means sharp, biting, or harsh, which explains the polarized reactions to the comedian's humor. Her caustic (bitingly sarcastic) sense of humor evokes strong, opposing feelings—some people love it, while others dislike it—making "acerbic" the most appropriate word.
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