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Read the following excerpt from The First Men in the Moon then answer the question below.

He was quite willing to supply information. Indeed, once he was fairly under way the conversation became a monologue. He talked like a man long pent up, who has had it over with himself again and again. He talked for nearly an hour, and I must confess I found it a pretty stiff bit of listening.

Based on the excerpt, what does the author imply about Mr. Cavor's character?

He feels emotional about his work.
He spends much of his time alone.
He is willing to supply information.
He is a skilled public speaker.


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mcarc09

The author implies in the excerpt that Mr. Cavor's character spends much of his time alone, as stated in option B and further explained below.

What does the author imply?

To imply something means to suggest it, that is, to reveal some information that leads to a possible conclusion. In the excerpt we are analyzing here, the author implies something about Mr. Cavor's character.

When the speaker says, "He talked like a man long pent up, who has had it over with himself again and again," he implies that Mr. Cavor had no one else to talk to. He spent so much time alone that, when given the chance to talk, he would do it nonstop.

With the information above in mind, we can choose option B as the correct answer.

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