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In "Onomatopoeia," why does William Safire find the word zap so interesting? * (5 Points) It has an unusual spelling. It imitates an imaginary noise. It was invented in the 1600s. It was borrowed from
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In "Onomatopoeia," why does William Safire find the word zap so interesting? *

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It has an unusual spelling.
It imitates an imaginary noise.
It was invented in the 1600s.
It was borrowed from an ancient language.

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It imitates an imaginary noise.

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