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English, 04.02.2020 14:48, ChristLover2863

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1. our hopes were moribund a. nascent b. boundless c. foolish d. naive e. arrested

2. a naive remark a. silly b. dishonest c. strange d. rude e. sophisticated

3. intentionally chose a(n) nonentity a. important person b. pedant c. basic element d. careless person e. mature person

4. a renaissance in the bluegrass music a. pedagogue b. genesis c. decline d. patrimony e. progeny

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