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vlabodo [156]
2 years ago
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1. In the second paragraph of page 1, what does "infamous" mean? According to the text, what make

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sergey [27]2 years ago
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If you are infamous, you are known for something that is not very good. For instance, a well-know bank robber would be called infamous. The bank robber is famous for robbing banks which is a crime, therefore infamous.

In the case of a grizzly bear, bears are known for being big and scary, and for having sharp teeth and claws. These are not very good. Bears seen as scary are infamous.

On a separate and unrelated note, bears should not be scary. While they SHOULD be left alone, they aren’t nearly as vicious as people claim. A bear attack is most likely less likely to occur than a shark attack (which happens less often than lightning striking people).
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