There’s some demon of contradiction in you today, Ivan Vessilevitch. First, you pretend that the Meadows are yours; now, that Guess is better than Squeezer. I don’t like people who don’t say what they mean, because you know perfectly well that Squeezer is a hundred times better than your silly Guess. Why do you want to say he isn’t?
a. Who is the speaker of the above lines?
b. Who are Guess and Squeezer?
c. What does the speaker say about them?
d. Which word in the passage means ‘opposing idea’?
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Ivan Vessilevitch. First, you pretend that the Meadows are yours; now, that Guess is better than Squeezer. I don’t like people who don’t say what they mean, because you know perfectly well that Squeezer is a hundred times better than your silly Guess. Why do you want to say he isn’t?
a. Who is the speaker of the above lines?
b. Who are Guess and Squeezer?
c. What does the speaker say about them?
d. Which word in the passage means ‘opposing idea’?
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