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The tone of a Limerick is often: a. humorous b. threatening c. supercilious d. angry
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The tone of a Limerick is often:

a. humorous
b. threatening
c. supercilious
d. angry

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the tone of a limerick is b. threatening
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the tone of a limerick is often:

a. humorous
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