The arguments the writer made in Chapter Ⅲ and Chapter Ⅷ obviously ______ with each other.
A: inflicted
B: afflicted
C: conflicted
D: contradictory
A: inflicted
B: afflicted
C: conflicted
D: contradictory
举一反三
- Thousands of refugees were ______ by famine. A: afflicted B: afflictive C: conflicted D: Inflicted
- 20. In the ______ chapter, the writer doesn’t mention any details of the murder.
- The two clubs did not have the members, but they were ______ with each other. A: affiliated B: afflicted C: aggravated D: alleviated
- Man, on the other hand, cannot _______ a single chapter of his history without appealing to Nature.
- What will probably follow this chapter? ___ A: an account of how he made specific tools. B: a chapter about his life back in England. C: an objective analysis of how the ship was wrecked. D: part of the journal he kept after he’d settled down.