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From “Goodbye to All That” by Joan Didion Which of the following best decribes the language of the passage? A. colloquial, often trite B.exact and picturesque C. formal and austere D. ordinary and provincial
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From “Goodbye to All That” by Joan Didion

Which of the following best decribes the language of the passage?
A. colloquial, often trite
B.exact and picturesque
C. formal and austere
D. ordinary and provincial
E. highly metaphorical and cultured

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there were a lot of metaphors

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