Choosing Vocabulary

Question 1

Question 1

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Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: emphasizes; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: fallible; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: pessimistic; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: insanity

Question 2

messed upfallible

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fallible

Question 3

pessimisticdowners

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pessimistic

Question 4

insanitycraziness

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insanity

Question 5

showsemphasizes

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emphasizes; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: emphasizes; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: fallible; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: pessimistic; Dark romanticism is a literary genre that how and self-destructive humans can be. Most dark romantic texts are . They often contain characters who are consumed by guilt, evil, and . Because they are r: insanity

Question 6

What is the tone of this passage? serioushumoroussentimental

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serious

Question 7

✔ to write an essayto write a letterto write an article

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to write an essay

Question 8

Which examples of jargon did you highlight?

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braised; julienned

Question 9

shows✔ emphasizes

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emphasizes; Selection 1: emphasizes; Selection 2: fallible; Selection 3: pessimistic; Selection 4: insanity

Question 10

to persuadeto argue✔ to inform

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to inform

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