[ Grammar ]
When an author, deliberately or accidentally, puts historical events, fashions, technology, etc., in the wrong place…
A. verisimilitude
B. anachronism
C. oxymoron
D. paradox
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A. harder and harder
B. harder and more harder
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A. She looked everywhere she went.
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They are deeply suspicious … each other’s motives.
A. on
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C. of
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