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The World of Words: Vocabulary for College Success ... - eLibrary

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382 Chapter 12 Word Elements: Speech and WritingAn Implication and an Inference About a Famous BookJames Joyce’s Ulysses was voted the most important book <strong>of</strong> the twentieth centuryby the prestigious Modern Library. About the same time, it was reportedthat many original copies <strong>of</strong> the book, given by Joyce to publishers and friends,had uncut pages. <strong>The</strong>se pages, joined at the edges, have to be separated in orderto be read. This strongly implies that, indeed, the great masterpiece was notread by many people. From the location <strong>of</strong> the uncut pages, we can infer thatsome people started the book but read fewer than one hundred pages.ExercisesPart 2■ DefinitionsMatch the word and definition. Use each choice only once.1. conscious a. short, witty saying2. inscription b. a sense <strong>of</strong> right and wrong3. manuscript c. to attribute to; to credit4. infer d. to draw a conclusion5. affect e. to hint6. graphic f. referring to drawings7. epigramor charts8. ascribeg. carving on a surface9. demographich. text <strong>of</strong> a book be<strong>for</strong>e publication10. consciencei. to influencej. a resultk. referring to population statisticsl. aware■ <strong>Words</strong> in ContextFill each sentence with the best word. Use each choice only once.a. demographic e. inscription i. conscienceb. epigram f. manuscript j. consciousc. graphic g. affect k. implyd. ascribe h. effect l. inferCopyright © Cengage Learning. All Right Reserved.

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