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A purpose means to have any of the following EXCEPT: a. an objective. b. a goal. c. an intention. d. a topic.

A purpose means to have any of the following EXCEPT: a. an objective. b. a goal. c. an intention. d. a topic.
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A purpose means to have any of the following EXCEPT:

a. an objective.

b. a goal.

c. an intention.

d. a topic.

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I believe the answer is D

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D. A topic is the answer. All the other 3 are basically synonyms, and topic is the outlier.
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