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3 years ago

Read the dictionary entry for the word infamy.

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stealth61 [152]3 years ago

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Sadly, he will always be remembered for his infamous remarks at the Oscars.

It couldn't be C or D because those both seem like positive acts.

C: She is infamous for having memorized pi to the 10,000th digit. Nothing negative, it's a celebrated achievement.

D: Touring the movie set, I got to meet the infamous people who work behind the scenes; nothing negative.

B was a bit confusing because you couldn't exactly tell whether the city was infamous or the food, but I've concluded the city was infamous, so that wouldn't be negative.

B: The city has been rebuilt since the flood and is now infamous. The city isn't infamous because of the flood. (Questionable)

Archy [21]3 years ago

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