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A Tale of Two Cities What is suggested by Jerry’s and Mrs. Cruncher’s sides in the “flopping” argument? A) Jerry's work is labor intensive B) Jerry's work is immoral C…

A Tale of Two Cities What is suggested by Jerry’s and Mrs. Cruncher’s sides in the “flopping” argument? A) Jerry's work is labor intensive B) Jerry's work is immoral C…
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A Tale of Two Cities

What is suggested by Jerry’s and Mrs. Cruncher’s sides in the “flopping” argument?

A) Jerry's work is labor intensive
B) Jerry's work is immoral
C) Jerry's work is lucrative
D) Jerry's work requires skill

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Answer: B) Jerry's work is immoral

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