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Read paragraph 34:

(34) "I thought so at the time, but I find I was wrong. It will be a great blow to me to give up the work for the present, but there is no help for it."

What is the connotative meaning of the word "blow" as it is used in the text?

A. an unfamiliar and mysterious incident
B. a welcome and desired cancellation
C. an unexpected and surprising change
D. a disappointing and unfortunate event



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Final answer:

The connotative meaning of the word 'blow' in the text is an unexpected and surprising change.


Explanation:

The connotative meaning of the word blow in the text is:

  1. an unfamiliar and mysterious incident
  2. a welcome and desired cancellation
  3. an unexpected and surprising change
  4. a disappointing and unfortunate event

In the context provided, the word 'blow' conveys a sense of an unexpected and surprising change, indicating a sudden and impactful shift in circumstances that the speaker must deal with.


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