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The passage is written from the point of view of:
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The narrator indicates that he initially became disillusioned with his job because:
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In paragraph 6, when the narrator says, “it was a lark,” (lines 132-133) he most nearly means that:
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It can be reasonably inferred that the authors of novels published by McGraw-Hill:
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Based on the description provided throughout the passage, the narrator can best be described as:
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The narrator indicates that at the time he was fired, his financial situation was:
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It can be reasonably inferred that the narrator regarded the beginning of his own novel as:
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Based on the information provided in the fifth paragraph (lines 99-128), it can be reasonably inferred that Seven Types of Ambiguity was a book that:
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According to the third paragraph (lines 42-65), the narrator reacted to being fired primarily with:
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Question 10:
The narrator states that after leaving McGraw-Hill, he:
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