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24 Oct 2025, 11:56
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16% (00:34) correct
83% (00:46) wrong based on 6 sessions
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The novel, once widely banned for what was thought of as___________subject matter, is now accepted and even celebrated for the passages that contain salacious details about a love affair.
A. unwholesome
B. salutary
C. prurient
D. salubrious
E. macabre
F. nightmarish
A. unwholesome
B. salutary
C. prurient
D. salubrious
E. macabre
F. nightmarish
30 Oct 2025, 10:48
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Official Explanation
If the novel was previously banned for the salacious (sexually appealing) passages, then it would be logical to say those passages were thought of as unwholesome or prurient (arousing unwholesome desire).
Answer: A,C
If the novel was previously banned for the salacious (sexually appealing) passages, then it would be logical to say those passages were thought of as unwholesome or prurient (arousing unwholesome desire).
Answer: A,C
