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25 January, 23:06

Read the excerpt from What I Saw in California by Edwin Bryant.

"The edifices in some of those missions are more extensive than in others, but in form they are all nearly equal. They are all fabricated of mud-bricks, and the divisions are according to necessity."

Based on its context, what does the word "edifice" most likely mean?

A. building

B. city

C. part

D. obligation

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  1. 26 January, 00:43
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    A.

    Edifice: A building, especially a large imposing one.
  2. 26 January, 02:07
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    The answer should be A. building.
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