Yes, the bolded segment in the given passage involves an error and the rectification would be 'radiant, and seductive.' The <u>use of seductress is incorrect as it is a noun whereas the previous words 'blossoming and radiant' are functioning as the adjectives qualifying the season</u>. Therefore, 'seductress' must be converted to 'seductive' so that it also acts as an adjective that will modify the noun. This is correctly displayed through <u>option B</u> and hence, it is the correct answer. The first and third options are incorrect due to the wrong usage of the noun 'seductress' and option D is obviously wrong as the bolded portion has an error.
Magical realism is most often used to describe the literary subgenre popularized by Latin American writers in the 1950s such as Jose Martí and Ruben Darío. ... The story must be set in a realistic environment with magical elements.
