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According to paragraph 3 of the selection, Lincoln had a "voracious thirst for knowledge.” In this context, voracious means the same as - A eager. B ordinary C idealistic. D apathetic.
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According to paragraph 3 of the

selection, Lincoln had a "voracious
thirst for knowledge.” In this context,
voracious means the same as -
A eager.
B
ordinary
C idealistic.
D
apathetic.

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eager

Step-by-step explanation:

eager - adjective

(of a person) wanting to do or have something very much.

voracious - having a very eager approach to an activity.

"his voracious reading of literature"

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