NEED HELP ON THIS PLZ! 1.) Is it unusual and of me to inject into serious discussions?

a) emphatic…frequency

b) vehement…suspense

c) eccentric…levity

d) tenacious…valor

2.) Lured by the aroma of spices, the poor, hungry strayed into a dim alley.

a) pungent….waif

b) vapid…benefactor

c) genial…deity

d) reticent…zealot

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