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I would say that the sentence which uses a vocabulary word wrong is C) The melancholy scene brought a chill cadence to the back of my neck.
Cadence is a rhythm, or a sequence of notes.

Norma-Jean [14]3 years ago

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The melancholy scene brought a chill cadence to the back of my neck. -incorrectly uses a vocabulary word (cadence).

The word "cadence" makes reference to the rhythm in the flow of sounds and words. When referring to a voice, it may mean the falling or rising in pitch, hence a melancholy scene cannot cause a "chill cadence." So that, option C is the one that uses a word incorrectly.

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