Trivia Quiz: Drama Film Dead Poets' Society
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The scene takes place in ...
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1859
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1959
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1981
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Have you understood the movie and got it right? Let's check !
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Who is the new teacher?
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Mr. Portius
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Mr. Perry
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Mr. Keating
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A. Mr. KeatingExplanation
The correct answer is Mr. Keating because the question is asking for the name of the new teacher, and out of the given options, Mr. Keating is the only one mentioned as a teacher.Rate this question:
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Who is the shy student?
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Neil Perry
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Todd Anderson
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Knox Overstreet
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A. Todd AndersonExplanation
Todd Anderson is the shy student because the question asks specifically for the shy student among the given options. Neil Perry and Knox Overstreet are not mentioned as being shy, so they can be ruled out.Rate this question:
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Who is Todd Anderson's roommate?
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Charlie Dalton
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Stephen Meeks
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Neil Perry
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A. Neil PerryExplanation
Todd Anderson's roommate is Neil Perry because the question is asking for the name of Todd Anderson's roommate, and the answer provided is Neil Perry.Rate this question:
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Mr. Keating used to teach in a famous school in ...
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Paris
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New York City
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London
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A. LondonExplanation
The correct answer is London because the question is asking about the location where Mr. Keating used to teach. Since the given options are Paris, New York City, and London, we can deduce that Mr. Keating used to teach in London.Rate this question:
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Where did Mr. Keating graduate from?
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Eton
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Welton Academy
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Oxford
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A. Welton Academy -
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"Captain my Captain" is a poem by the famous American poet Walt Whitman. Who does it refer to?
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President Abraham Lincoln
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President Andrew Johnson
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President Thomas Jefferson
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A. President Abraham LincolnExplanation
The poem "Captain my Captain" by Walt Whitman refers to President Abraham Lincoln.Rate this question:
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Mr. Perry wants his son Neil to become a ...
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Lawyer
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Banker
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Doctor
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A. DoctorExplanation
Mr. Perry wants his son Neil to become a doctor because it is a highly respected and prestigious profession. Doctors have the opportunity to help others and make a positive impact on people's lives. Additionally, the medical field offers a wide range of career opportunities and financial stability. Mr. Perry may also believe that Neil has the necessary skills, intelligence, and dedication to succeed in the medical field. Becoming a doctor requires years of education and training, but it can lead to a fulfilling and rewarding career.Rate this question:
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Neil is the assistant editor of the school ...
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Newspaper
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Year book
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Magazine
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A. Year bookExplanation
A year book is also called a school annual or annual.Rate this question:
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Mr. Perry thinks Neil has too many extracurricular activities and wants him to ...
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Keep being active
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Drop the school annual this year
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Have no more extracurricular activities until he finishes school
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A. Drop the school annual this yearExplanation
In this scenario, Mr. Perry believes that Neil is involved in too many extracurricular activities. As a result, he wants Neil to drop the school annual for this year. This implies that Mr. Perry wants Neil to reduce his commitments and focus on other activities or responsibilities.Rate this question:
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Mr. Keating teaches his students to think for themselves and make their lives ...
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Different
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Extraordinary
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Beautiful
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A. ExtraordinaryExplanation
Mr. Keating teaches his students to think for themselves and make their lives extraordinary. This implies that he encourages them to go beyond the ordinary and strive for greatness. By teaching them to think independently and pursue their passions, he empowers them to lead remarkable lives filled with unique experiences and achievements. The word "extraordinary" perfectly captures the essence of Mr. Keating's teachings and the type of life he inspires his students to live.Rate this question:
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Mr. Keating teaches ...
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History
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English
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Mathematics
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A. EnglishExplanation
Mr. Keating teaches English and focuses on poetry in the movie "Dead Poets Society."Rate this question:
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What is the English equivalent of the following Latin phrase: Carpe Diem
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Make your life extraordinary
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Be yourself
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Seize the day
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A. Seize the dayExplanation
The English equivalent of the Latin phrase "Carpe Diem" is "seize the day." This phrase encourages individuals to make the most of the present moment and take advantage of opportunities that come their way. It emphasizes the importance of living in the present and not wasting time or waiting for the future. By seizing the day, one can make their life more meaningful and fulfilling.Rate this question:
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Mr. Keating used to be part of a secret club when he was a student at Welton. What is the name of this secret club?
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Poetry Club
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Literature Society
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Dead Poets' Society
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A. Dead Poets' SocietyExplanation
The correct answer is Dead Poets' Society. This is the name of the secret club that Mr. Keating used to be a part of when he was a student at Welton.Rate this question:
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What did Mr. Keating and his classmates use to do during these club meetings?
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They read poems from famous poets
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They sang
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They had fun playing games
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A. They read poems from famous poetsExplanation
During club meetings, Mr. Keating and his classmates used to read poems from famous poets. This suggests that the club meetings were focused on literary activities and promoting a love for poetry. Reading poems from renowned poets would have allowed them to appreciate and analyze the works of these great writers, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the art form.Rate this question:
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Who decides to recreate this secret society?
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Charlie Dalton
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Stephen Meeks
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Neil Perry
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A. Neil PerryExplanation
Neil Perry decides to recreate the secret society.Rate this question:
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Who decides to slip an article in the school paper asking for girls to be accepted in Welton?
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Neil Perry
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Todd Anderson
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Charlie Dalton
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A. Charlie DaltonExplanation
Charlie Dalton decides to slip an article in the school paper asking for girls to be accepted in Welton.Rate this question:
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Neil Perry loves acting and is thrilled when he got the main part. He decides to ....
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Ask his father to write to Mr. Nolan in order to let him act in the play
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Ask Mr. Keating to talk to his father in order to convince him to let him act in the play
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Forge a letter and write it on behalf of his father giving him permission to act
Correct Answer
A. Forge a letter and write it on behalf of his father giving him permission to actExplanation
Neil Perry loves acting and is thrilled when he got the main part. He decides to forge a letter and write it on behalf of his father giving him permission to act. This suggests that Neil is so desperate to act in the play that he is willing to deceive others, including his father, in order to achieve his goal. This action shows a lack of integrity and a disregard for honesty, indicating that Neil is willing to compromise his principles to fulfill his own desires.Rate this question:
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Mr. Nolan is furious when to his great astonishment he discovers the printed article that has been slipped in the school paper. He ...
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Summons the students and staff to a meeting
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Doens't pay attention to this article
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Decides to allow girls to be admitted at Welton
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A. Summons the students and staff to a meetingExplanation
to slip an article in the school paper: glisser un article en douce dans le journal scolaireRate this question:
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Mr. Nolan advises the culprit (guilty person) to acknolowdge his fault so as to avoid expulsion from the school. Therefore, Charlie ...
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Decides not to confess
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Lies and blames somebody else
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Admits having slipped the article in the school paper
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A. Admits having slipped the article in the school paperExplanation
a culprit: un coupable
to be guilty: être coupableRate this question:
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When Mr. Perry learns about his son's being involved in a play, he ...
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Believes there must be a mistake and is sure Neil does not act in a play
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Says he already knows about it and encourages his son's talent
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Replies that he first dispproved but then changed his mind
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A. Believes there must be a mistake and is sure Neil does not act in a playExplanation
Mr. Perry's reaction suggests that he does not believe his son, Neil, is involved in a play. He believes there must be a mistake because he is certain that Neil does not act in plays. This indicates that Mr. Perry is not supportive or encouraging of his son's talent in acting.Rate this question:
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Mr. Perry blames somebody for Neil's interest in drama and acting. Who does he blame?
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He blames his classmates and thinks that Neil was influnced by them
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He blames Mr. Portius, the headmaster
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He blames Mr. Keating because he believes he put him up to this absurd acting business
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A. He blames Mr. Keating because he believes he put him up to this absurd acting businessExplanation
Mr. Perry blames Mr. Keating because he believes that Mr. Keating influenced Neil's interest in drama and acting. He thinks that Mr. Keating encouraged Neil to pursue this "absurd acting business," which is why he holds him responsible for Neil's newfound passion.Rate this question:
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After the show which was a hit, Mr. Perry picks his son up and they go home. He tells him that he has decided to enroll him at a military school so as to become a doctor as he has already planned for him. Neil ...
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Immediately obeys
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Disapproves but he cannot speak his mind out
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Is happy because his father wants to secure his future
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A. Disapproves but he cannot speak his mind outExplanation
Neil disapproves of his father's decision to enroll him in a military school, but he is unable to express his true feelings. This suggests that Neil may not agree with his father's plans for his future, but feels obligated to comply with his father's wishes. It is possible that Neil may have different aspirations or interests that he is unable to pursue due to his father's decision.Rate this question:
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After Neil's death, Mr. Portius decides to ....
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Forbid extracurricular activities
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Conduct a thorough inquiry
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Discourage students from having high hopes
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A. Conduct a thorough inquiryExplanation
After Neil's death, Mr. Portius decides to conduct a thorough inquiry. This suggests that Mr. Portius wants to investigate the circumstances surrounding Neil's death in order to gather information and find out what happened. Conducting an inquiry implies a systematic and detailed investigation, which indicates that Mr. Portius is taking the matter seriously and wants to ensure that all relevant facts are uncovered. This also implies that Mr. Portius wants to find out if there were any factors or individuals involved that may have contributed to Neil's death.Rate this question:
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Cameron decides to abide by the rules and confess everything about the Dead Poets' Society and blames Mr. Keating for Neil's death. His clasmates, and especially Charlie ...
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Are outraged by his behavior and think Cameron is a "fink"
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Agree and believe they should do the same to avoid being expelled from school
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Agree and think they should try to devise a strategy to get away with it
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A. Are outraged by his behavior and think Cameron is a "fink"Explanation
to confess: avouer
a fink: un mouchard
to expel: exclure
to get away with it: s'en tirerRate this question:
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The school administration decides to expel Mr. Keating on the grounds that he was responsible for Neil's death. Mr. Nolan makes the students sign a document testifying to Mr. Neil's responsibility. When Todd is summoned to Mr. Nolan's office, he is ill at ease and hesitates to sign the paper. His parents and Mr. Nolan ...
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Exert pressure on him to sign the document
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Tell him it's up to him to decide whether to sign or not
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Do not want him to sign the document
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A. Exert pressure on him to sign the documentExplanation
to exert pression: exercer la pression
testifying to: to testify to: témoigner de
to summon: convoquerRate this question:
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Mr. Keating is expelled and until his position is filled, Mr. Portius teaches his class. When he comes in to collect his belongings and leave, Mr. Portius ...
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Welcomes him
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Speaks to him curtly
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Tells him to come back later
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A. Speaks to him curtlyExplanation
curtly: sèchementRate this question:
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Todd is very ill at ease and sorry. He tries to tell Mr. Keating that the administration made them sign the document that charged him with being responsible for Neil's death, but Mr. Portius...
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Says it's not true
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Punishes him
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Threatens to expel him
Correct Answer
A. Threatens to expel himExplanation
to make someone do something: obliger quelqu'un à faire quelque choseRate this question:
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Todd finally stands up on his desk and says "Captain, my Captain" and so do other classmates, despite Mr. Portius's ordering them to sit down. Thus, they ...
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Act diobediently to show their dispproval
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Manage to show how grateful they are and tell Mr. Keating they will miss him
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Show Mr. Portius they are not as submissive as they might look
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A. Manage to show how grateful they are and tell Mr. Keating they will miss himExplanation
despite: in spite of: malgré
grateful: reconnaissant
disapproval: désapprobation
not as submissive as they might look: pas aussi soumis qu'ils n'en ont l'airRate this question:
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