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Answer:
The Secret of the Blue Room
Explanation:
Maybe it could be a murder story and it happened a long time ago in this "blue room". Throughout time after that people who have stayed in that room (it can be a hotel) have gone missing. Then, the main character finds themselves trying to solve the mystery and yeaaaaaa.
The answer is: A. obsession
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In the excerpt from "Moby D*ck," by Herman Melville, the narrator describes Captain Ahab's determination and fixation to kill the whale that caught his leg. Thus, Ishmael mentions Ahab's upright posture, his coraugeous persistance, and devoted look towards a dangerous task like encountering the whale.
The suitable word that can be used to replace the word "<em>rescinded</em>" in the passage is "<em>cancelled</em>."
The suitable replacement word is also called a synonym. In the passage "cancel" or "to take away" can replace "rescind," which is the root word of "rescinded."
This makes sense because the subordinating phrase "but the local officials have continued ..." that follows the main clause shows a negation of the action implied in the main clause. The antonym or opposite in meaning of the word "rescind" is "continue."
Thus, "cancel" or "take away" has similar meaning as the word "rescind" and can suitably replace it without changing the meaning.
Read more about the synonym of words at brainly.com/question/12465926
I think it’s D. Ocean trenches