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The following excerpt is from a novel. "I know you're not a very good timekeeper." "I'm a bad timekeeper." "You're a very bad timekeeper." "No, I'm a bad timekeeper." The repeated use of the word "timekeeper" in the text is most likely meant to
The repetition of the word "timekeeper" in this passage primarily serves to
A
create a sense of urgency and suspense.
B
highlight the speaker’s frustration and disappointment.
C
emphasize the speaker’s casual and playful tone.
D
indicate that the speaker is very concerned about time.
Correct answer: C
Explanation
The repetition of the word "timekeeper" in a lighthearted and conversational manner creates a sense of playfulness. This suggests that the speaker is not taking the situation too seriously and is using the repetition to create a more lighthearted and engaging tone.
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