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In the following phrase, "The game of keeping what one has is never as exciting as the game of getting Hurston's tone is a) fatalistic b) solemn c) harsh d) playful
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In the following phrase, "The game of keeping what one has is never as exciting as the game of getting Hurston's tone is

a) fatalistic
b) solemn
c) harsh
d) playful

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solemn or playful. I would search for the meanings of both words and then read the sentence again.
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