In "The Cask of Amontillado", Fortunato is tricked by the narrator into going down into the passages underneath the narrator's home to test the quality of a cask of Amontillado (wine). Along the way, the narrator gets Fortunato so drunk that when they reach their destination, he is too unaware to defend himself. The narrator had prepared ahead of time and Fortunato finds himself chained to the wall in a passageway, and there he must stay as he watches the narrator pick up mortar and bricks that were placed there ahead of time and slowly build a wall in front of Fortunato. When the wall is finished, he is left down in the new room to die.
Answer: Grammar
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I say C. Blind to the truth because I read a shorter version of that book before, and I remember that the duke thinks that Olivia actually like him but hides it. And how he gets mad when Olivia falls in love with Viola, thinking that she was a gentleman! Ha! ;D
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Answer:
D. Using contractions or abbreviations because they are too formal and easily confused, respectively.
Explanation:
This is incorrect because contractions are too informal, rather than too formal. The latter part of the sentence is true - abbreviations can indeed be easily confused.
Contractions should always be avoided when writing a formal text such as a business proposal. Instead of writing <em>I can't, </em>you should always write <em>I cannot </em>instead of its contracted form.
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