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According to the narrator, how mainly would her words be different after “unnaming” the animals?
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According to the narrator, how mainly would her words be different after “unnaming” the animals?

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Answer: A

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O A Her words would be easier to express without the animals' names.

O B. Her words would have to be thought-out and chosen carefully.

O C. Her words would be bolder and braver.

O D. Her words would be ungrateful and rude

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