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A tall story? Mon Oct 25, 2004 13:07 pm  A tall story?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-55 "Hear my Story", question 1

Personally I don't believe a word he told us because I think it was just a ......... story.

(a) big
(b) high
(c) tall
(d) long

Test No. incompl/inter-55 "Hear my Story", answer 1

Personally I don't believe a word he told us because I think it was just a tall story.

Correct answer: (c) tall

Your answer was: correct
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A tall story Mon Oct 25, 2004 14:49 pm  A tall story
 

A tall story is an incredible story - a story hard to believe.
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