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The following text is from Anton Chekhov’s 1898 short story “Ionitch”
(translated by Marian Fell in 1915). The text is set in a Russian city referred
to as the city of S.
If newcomers to the little provincial city of S. complained that life there
was monotonous and dull, its inhabitants would answer that, on the
contrary, S. was a very amusing place, indeed, that it had a library and a
club, that balls were given there, and finally, that very pleasant families
lived there with whom one might become acquainted. And they always
pointed to the Turkins as the most accomplished and most enlightened
family of all.
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What does the text suggest about the Turkins?
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They are relative newcomers to the city of S.
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They have a unique status in the city of S.
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They have long disliked living in the city of S.
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They are amused by the other residents of the city of S.
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pummel
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to strike repeatedly, especially with fists or heavy blows
All night the storm pummeled the fishing village, tearing shingles from the roofs.
Similar: pound, batter, beat, hammer
phenomenon
noun
an observable event or fact, especially one that is unusual
For centuries sailors described a greenish glow on the waves at night, a phenomenon later explained.
Similar: occurrence, event, happening, marvel
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