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Read the sentence.
“I was clearly confus...
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Read the sentence.
“I was clearly confused by the instructions,” said Padma to her sister, while holding up a misshapen knit sweater.
How does the oxymoron "cleary confused" affect the sentence?
1. The oxymoron captures the humor of Padma's confusion.
2. The oxymoron stirs curiosity about the instructions.
3. The oxymoron suggests the complexity of Padma's emotions.
4. The oxymoron creates an effect of surprise.
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