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Multiple Choice Question:
Explain The afternoon turned black.
Options
After the quarrel, both realised their mistake
After the quarrel, both became tense and remorseful
They were quarrelling in the afternoon
In the afternoon they decided not to quarrel again
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Solution
After the quarrel, both became tense and remorseful
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