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The particularly $\qquad$ caricature done by the artist's wife showed
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20 Jan 2025, 06:10
20 Jan 2025, 06:10
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The particularly $\(\qquad\)$ caricature done by the artist's wife showed her intense, though subconscious, dislike of her husband.
| Two Answers |
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| A. amateurish |
| B. grotesque |
| C. imitative | D. bizarre | E. incompetent |
| F. mocking |
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Re: The particularly $\qquad$ caricature done by the artist's wife showed
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02 Mar 2025, 14:58
02 Mar 2025, 14:58
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The correct answers are B and D.
"Grotesque," choice B, describes something that is misshapen or distorted in a strange or horrifying way, which could indicate intense dislike. Choice D, "bizarre," means something "grotesquely strange." Choices A and E, "amateurish" and "incompetent," are synonyms but don't fit the sense of intense dislike the way grotesque and bizarre do. Nor does choice F, "mocking," meaning "to make fun of." Choice C, "imitative," might work except that it doesn't fit the sense either.
The correct answers are B and D.
"Grotesque," choice B, describes something that is misshapen or distorted in a strange or horrifying way, which could indicate intense dislike. Choice D, "bizarre," means something "grotesquely strange." Choices A and E, "amateurish" and "incompetent," are synonyms but don't fit the sense of intense dislike the way grotesque and bizarre do. Nor does choice F, "mocking," meaning "to make fun of." Choice C, "imitative," might work except that it doesn't fit the sense either.
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