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Jeff_999 Posted 21 years ago
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The pungent verbal give-and-take among the characters makes the novel ------ reading, and this very ------- suggests to me that some of the opinions voiced may be the author's.
A. disturbing.. flatness
B. tedious.. inventiveness
C. lively.. spiritedness
D. necessary.. steadiness
E. rewarding.. frivolousness
From the 'pungent', I've already known only "lively" fit the blank. But what does "give-and-take" mean here?
"Verbal give-and-take" huh. Sounds like the conversation, doesn't it?
A. disturbing.. flatness
B. tedious.. inventiveness
C. lively.. spiritedness
D. necessary.. steadiness
E. rewarding.. frivolousness
From the 'pungent', I've already known only "lively" fit the blank. But what does "give-and-take" mean here?
"Verbal give-and-take" huh. Sounds like the conversation, doesn't it?
Top answer
It may refer to some kind of witty or heated conversation.
- It may refer to some kind of witty or heated conversation.
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