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5. As it is used at the beginning of paragraph 1, the word blundered most nearly means: A. tripped B. erred C. connived D. mistook E. careened
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5. As it is used at the beginning of paragraph 1, the word blundered most nearly means:

A. tripped
B. erred
C. connived
D. mistook
E. careened

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Options D is that mistook.

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