Asked by Steve
Distraught is to affliction as sullen is to
a-failure
b- victory
c- happiness
my answer is c
a-failure
b- victory
c- happiness
my answer is c
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Answered by
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No, sorry. Make sure you are 100% clear on the meanings of each word and on the relationship between "distraught" and "affliction."
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PS ... Notice that the first 3 words all have negative connotations. Which of the choices also has a negative connotation?
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