[ Vocabulary ]
The feeling that a person or a thing is beneath consideration–worthless, or deserving scorn
A. Contempt
B. Supercilious
C. Epigram
D. pessimist
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“I have something to tell you” Mary said to John.
A. Mary told John I had something to tell him.
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