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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
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...questions on this paper ....

Hi,

I am having difficulty undertanding the following sentense:
  • The questions on this paper are too difficult for ten-year-olds. [*]
(1) What does 'paper' stand for here?
(2) I wonder if [*] is close enough to
  • The questions posed by the author of the paper are so difficult that 10-year-olds can hardly address them
in meaning.

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MUSCOVITE The questions on this paper are too difficult for ten-year-olds. (1) What does 'paper' stand for here? Unknown.

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MUSCOVITEThe questions on this paper are too difficult for ten-year-olds.
(1) What does 'paper' stand for here? Unknown.
(2) I wonder if [*] is close enough to
  • The questions posed by the author of the paper are so difficult that 10-year-olds can hardly address them
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I see. Thank you!
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