[ Grammar and Punctuation ]
What is the grammatical term for a word that replaces a noun?
A. adjective
B. adverb
C. pronoun
D. verb
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What does plight mean?
A. The term used to describe how pigeons fly
B. A dangerous situation
C. Perfectly clean, neat and tidy