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Which statement best describes the narrator's relationship with Bridget and Deb?
Which statement best describes the narrator's relationship with Bridget and Deb?
- Bridget is the narrator's sister, and Deb is a family friend.
- Bridget is the narrator's ex-wife, and Deb is the current partner. (correct)
- Bridget and Deb are both the narrator's partners.
- Bridget is the narrator's wife, and Deb is a friend.
What does the phrase 'emotionally intrepid' suggest about Deb?
What does the phrase 'emotionally intrepid' suggest about Deb?
- She is emotionally detached.
- She is emotionally immature.
- She is emotionally unstable.
- She is emotionally courageous and resilient. (correct)
What is the significance of the 'Thanksgiving table' in the passage?
What is the significance of the 'Thanksgiving table' in the passage?
- It is a metaphor for the narrator's conflicted feelings about Bridget.
- It represents the narrator's desire to move on from the past.
- It represents a family gathering where Deb feels like an outsider. (correct)
- It symbolizes the narrator's gratitude towards Deb.
Which statement best describes Deb's feelings towards Bridget?
Which statement best describes Deb's feelings towards Bridget?
What does the phrase 'present yet absent' suggest about Bridget's condition?
What does the phrase 'present yet absent' suggest about Bridget's condition?
Which statement best describes the narrator's attitude towards Deb's feelings?
Which statement best describes the narrator's attitude towards Deb's feelings?
What does the phrase 'more loaded' suggest about Deb's feelings on Thanksgiving?
What does the phrase 'more loaded' suggest about Deb's feelings on Thanksgiving?
Which statement best describes the tone of the passage?
Which statement best describes the tone of the passage?
What is the purpose of the phrase 'yet another milestone' in the passage?
What is the purpose of the phrase 'yet another milestone' in the passage?
Which statement best describes the overall theme of the passage?
Which statement best describes the overall theme of the passage?
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