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Famous vs. fabled Mon Oct 17, 2005 21:14 pm  Famous vs. fabled
 

Test No. incompl/inter-23 "Leave me alone", question 6

User: I'm working on those ......... English tests, which I find very interesting.

(a) notorious
(b) fabled
(c) famous
(d) infamous

Test No. incompl/inter-23 "Leave me alone", answer 6

User: I'm working on those famous English tests, which I find very interesting.

Correct answer: (c) famous

Your answer was: incorrect
User: I'm working on those fabled English tests, which I find very interesting.
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Hello!
could you please tell me what does "fabled" mean?
Maria Galego
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Famous vs. fabled Wed Oct 19, 2005 1:31 am  Famous vs. fabled
 

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Fabled = legendary; either existing in a fable, or famous because of a fable. These tests are not quite old enough to be fabled.
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