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A bibliophile is a(an) a. stamp collector. b. book collector. c. butterfly collector. d. coin collector.
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A bibliophile is a(an)

a. stamp collector.
b. book collector.
c. butterfly collector.
d. coin collector.

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A bibliophile is a "Book collector"

In short, Your Answer would be Option B

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The prefix 'biblio-' means 'book,' so the answer is B, book collector.
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