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2 years ago
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djyliett [7]2 years ago
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Answer:

3 - D

6 - B

2 - E

5 - C

1 - E

4 - A

I'm soo sorry if I'm wrong, but I got confused since there are 6 definitions and 5 words.

Again I'm sorry if I'm wrong

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