Click on the word in the parentheses that is used correctly.
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Example
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Subtly, Jason (inferred /
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Those who believe that books written for children are all sweetness and light are suffering from an (allusion /
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In general, the Internet has had a positive (affect /
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It is sometimes difficult to hear in church because the (acoustics /
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The (significance /
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The bright, airy rooms at the hotel had obviously been designed by someone with a keen (aesthetic /
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The boy was (conscience /
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Tyrone had a (presumptuous /
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We had all heard rumors about the new supervisor, but none of them were (credible /
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The (epigraph /
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