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Which allusion would most likely be read as too dramatic for the context? O A. Comparing a clever politician with a similar character from literature B. Comparing a lucky event with an ancient story about
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Which allusion would most likely be read as too dramatic for the context?

O A. Comparing a clever politician with a similar character from
literature
B. Comparing a lucky event with an ancient story about good fortune
O C. Comparing a contemporary solider with a soldier from the past
O D. Comparing a high school basketball game with a historical battle

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Comparing a high school basketball game with a historical battle just took the test

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Just answered this and it's D

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