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Which of the following movements was Doris Lessing associated with during her life? Select all that apply.communism
Judaism
pacifism
feminism

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

communism

Explanation:

Doris Lessing was a British-Zimbabwean novelist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2007. Lessing was known both for her writing and for her political involvement. She was an opponent and critic of apartheid. She was also a communist, and she was associated with the movement through most of her life.
Answer 2
Answer:  Doris Lessing was associated with communism during her life. 

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Antonyms: Match the following word with the word or phrase most nearly its opposite. 17.

(5 pt) inexorable

A.
relentless

B.
impatient

C.
yielding

D.
rational

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Inexorable- Kind; Nice

Relentless- Compassionate; Kind

Impatient- Patient; Unconcerned

Yielding- Hard; Obstinate

Rational- Unrational; Careless



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Inexorable is defined as unyielding, unalterable. Thus the antonym would be answer C....yielding.

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A.
superlative

B.
positive

C.
comparative

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the answer is B forsure

Answer:

the answer is b. (:

Explanation:

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In the sentence:

EitherMaria or Leah has left __________ purse on the sofa in the living room. 

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