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Question at position 2 After his girlfriend had broken up with him, Lorenzo was extremely sad, and at the time, the most popular songwas Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen. Initially, the song did not affect him, but after the breakup, he started tobecome sad whenever he heard the song because he was also thinking about his ex-girlfriend. Even though thebreak up was a year ago, Lorenzo feels a wave of bittersweet sadness come over him when the song comes on theradioPrompt 1UCS:Answer for prompt 1 UCS:[input]Prompt 2UCR:Answer for prompt 2 UCR:[input]Prompt 3NS:Answer for prompt 3 NS:[input]Prompt 4CS:Answer for prompt 4 CS:[input]Prompt 5CR:Answer for prompt 5 CR:[input]Call Me Maybe Losing girlfriend sadness Possible answersCall Me MaybeLosing girlfriendsadness

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A.Call Me Maybe
B.Losing girlfriend
C.sadness
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The prompt presents a fill-in-the-blanks task with a short narrative about Lorenzo, a breakup, and the song Call Me Maybe. The options available for filling the blanks are: Call Me Maybe, Losing girlfriend, and sadness. We will evaluate each option in relation to where it could logically or textually fit, then connect that to why the provided answers align with the intended completions. Option: Call Me Maybe - In this narrative, Call Me Maybe is the title of the popular song mentioned in the context. It appears as the object that Lorenzo heard on the radio and that is tied to the emotional response described. Therefore, this option correctly fits any blank that is asking for the name of the song or a reference to the song itself. Specifically, blanks that are meant to capture the song ti......Login to view full explanation

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