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A = We can use "style" in writing only when the "sentence and words" are ambigious, so we cannot say it is primary function.
--ruled out
B =correct = Yes, intended meaning can partly be from "sentence and words" ----correct
C = unrelated to passage -ruled out
D = unrelated ----ruled out
E = "aesthetic value" = unrelated to passage
A = We can use "style" in writing only when the "sentence and words" are ambigious, so we cannot say it is primary function.
--ruled out
B =correct = Yes, intended meaning can partly be from "sentence and words" ----correct
C = unrelated to passage -ruled out
D = unrelated ----ruled out
E = "aesthetic value" = unrelated to passage
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B for memgmt_gmat wrote:
It talks about the intended meaning as discussed in the passage and it talks about the style and is supported very well by the passageb
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