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Which is a characteristic of Lewis Carroll's writing? A. nonsense words B. words drawn only from Latin and Greek C. real-world settings D. scientific language
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Which is a characteristic of Lewis Carroll's writing?

A.
nonsense words

B.
words drawn only from Latin and Greek

C.
real-world settings

D.
scientific language

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A nonsense words of course 
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