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The children’s story—seemingly a simple tale of animals gath
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23 Oct 2017, 08:49
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The children’s story—seemingly a simple tale of animals gathering for a picnic in the forest—took _________ turn at the end, admonishing readers to always be honest.
| Blank (i) |
| (A) a generous |
| (B) a cynical |
| (C) a jocular |
| (D) an irate |
| (E) a didactic |
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Didactic.
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Re: The children’s story—seemingly a simple tale of animals gath
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The children’s story ended with a moral — “always be honest.” The word didactic can mean “morally instructive” or just “instructive” — this book is a didactic work.
Didactic.
The children’s story ended with a moral — “always be honest.” The word didactic can mean “morally instructive” or just “instructive” — this book is a didactic work.
Didactic.
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07 Nov 2017, 02:28
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The children’s story—seemingly a simple tale of animals gathering for a picnic in the forest—took _________ turn at the end, admonishing readers to always be honest.
(A) a generous = giving, big-hearted
(B) a cynical = nonbelieving; doubtful
(C) a jocular = funny
(D) an irate = angry
(E) a didactic = teaching or intending to teach a moral lesson
"admonishing readers to always be honest"
This part shows the story took a didactic turn.
(A) a generous = giving, big-hearted
(B) a cynical = nonbelieving; doubtful
(C) a jocular = funny
(D) an irate = angry
(E) a didactic = teaching or intending to teach a moral lesson
"admonishing readers to always be honest"
This part shows the story took a didactic turn.
