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Read the excerpts and look at the underlined words.
A. (7) After getting a handle on what a particular work is about, the next step is for the director and design team to discuss
possible challenges.
B. (12)...Although she likes the ease of collaborating with colleagues with whom she's previously worked, she particularly
likes "projects that I don't know anything about to challenge myself," she said.
What is the part of speech and meaning of each form of the word challenge?
In excerpt A, challenges is used as
In excerpt B, challenge is used as
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an adjective and means difficult to achieve
a verb and means to purposely try difficult tasks
a noun and means a request for an explanation
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Final answer:

The word 'challenge' has different forms and meanings in the excerpts provided.


Explanation:

Challenge in excerpt A is used as a noun and means a request for an explanation. In excerpt B, challenge is used as a verb and means to purposely try difficult tasks.


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In excerpt A, "challenges" is used as a noun and means difficulties or obstacles that need to be overcome. It refers to the potential difficulties that the director and design team may encounter during the production process.

In excerpt B, "challenge" is used as a noun and means a difficult task or situation that tests one's abilities. It refers to the projects that the person likes to undertake in order to challenge themselves and push their limits.

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