The word trial means hardship or difficulty. Why might you describe reading a book as a trial? A: The book is interesting B: The book is long and boring C: Some of your friends have read the book

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The word trial means hardship or difficulty. Why might you describe reading a book as a trial?

A: The book is interesting
B: The book is long and boring
C: Some of your friends have read the book

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Answer: A

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