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Julli [10]
2 years ago
10

Angela chose medicine as her (...ation) because when she was twelve

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Mrac [35]2 years ago
6 0

The options that correctly fill the spaces indicated and complete the sentences are indicated below:

1. Vocation:  This is the profession that Angela has chosen, that is medicine, in order to fulfill her call.  It can also be described as an occupation.

2. Vivid: Angela's choice of vocation was informed by a clear (vivid) dream.  Such a dream does not admit double interpretations.

3. Homicide and pathetic: This means murder.  Rampart homicide has become pathetic, that is pitiful or regrettable in recent times.

Thus, the correct words have been used to fill the blank spaces.

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