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Omar Ahmed Posted 7 years ago
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Titles

My teacher asked me the following question :

What titles did the King call Rassendyll.

a) nephew b) cousin c) double d) both b and c are correct

The suggested answer to this question is (d). I think the word TITLES is wrongly used in this question. Am I right?

  

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Omar Ahmed My teacher asked me the following question : What titles did the King call Rassendyll ? a) nephew b) cousin c) double d) both b and c are correct The suggested answer to this question is (d). I think the word TITLES is wrongly used in this question.

  • Omar Ahmed My teacher asked me the following question : What titles did the King call Rassendyll ?
  • a) nephew b) cousin c) double d) both b and c are correct The suggested answer to this question is (d).
  • I think the word TITLES is wrongly used in this question.
  • Am I right?
  • You may well be right, but the question must have been asked in the context of some kind of story about the king and Rassendyll, which you have not provided.
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Omar Ahmed

My teacher asked me the following question :

What titles did the King call Rassendyll?

a) nephew b) cousin c) double d) both b and c are correct

The suggested answer to this question is (d). I think the word TITLES is wrongly used in this question. Am I right?

You may well be righ

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I agree with you. A title is a formal address for a person. Nephew and cousin are blood relationships, and double is a role. I have never heard of these being used to mean "title."

How did the King address Rassendyll?

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