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'The teacher's praise was so rare that when she finally gave it, it felt like rain in a desert.' What can be inferred about the teacher's usual behavior?
AShe is very mean and loud.
BShe is extremely critical and seldom gives compliments.
CShe lives in a desert.
DShe only likes students who are good at geography.
✓ Correct Answer: B — She is extremely critical and seldom gives compliments.
A 'desert' of praise implies a lack of positive feedback, making any compliment highly significant.
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