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Question 1

3 ways Atwood challenges identity?

Answer 1

could be:
challenges a traditional perception of female identity

challenges the singularity of identity

Atwood challenges identity as being entirely self-determined.

Question 2

Peroration

Answer 2

Conclusion of a speech

Question 3

Convoluted

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Confused and ambiguous statement

Question 4

Vexation

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Frustration

Question 5

Nuanced

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Subtle meaning, not straitforward

Question 6

Poignant

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Evoking sadness

Question 7

Melancholic

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Feeling or expressing pensive sadness

Question 8

Sardonic

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Grimly mocking, cynical

Question 9

Cerebral

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Intellectual rather than emotional

Question 10

Introspective

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Contemplative

Question 11

Multifaceted

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Different aspects

Question 12

Ebullient

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Cheerful, full of energy

Question 13

Sagacious

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Wise

Question 14

Ephemeral

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Lasting for a short time

Question 15

Obfuscate

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Render obscure

Question 16

Pernicious

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Having a harmful effect in a gradual way

Question 17

Quixotic

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Exceedingly idealistic

Question 18

Pulchritudinous

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Beauty

Question 19

Defenstration

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Throwing someone out a window, or a person of authority talking to someone below them

Question 20

Obdurate

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Stubborness to change

Question 21

Sagacity

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Mental discernment and good judgement

Question 22

Metamorphosis

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Profound change in form

Question 23

Caharsis

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Releasing emotion

Question 24

Epiphany

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Sudden realisation

Question 25

Perspicaciousness

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Having insight and understanding

Question 26

Reticence

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Reluctance to speak

Question 27

Unctuousness

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Excessively flattering

Question 28

Querelousness

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Constantly complaining

Question 29

Transmorgify

Answer 29

Transform surprisingly