Multiple choice general knowledge foreign languages

once i encounterd a word OXYMORON. I am sure most of us wont be knowing it. It means a word which has two contrasting meaning accomodate together, like cold fire, chilly sweet. etc. this is just and additional information and has nothing to do with the coming question. waddle/wheedle He waddled/wheedled toward me slowly and waddled/wheedled me to give him 1 million and he will make it 2 million in 1 month.

  1. wheedled,wheedled

  2. waddled,wheedled

  3. waddled,waddled

  4. wheedled,waddled
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Waddle means to walk with short steps and swaying movement (like a duck), while wheedle means to persuade or influence someone through flattery or coaxing. In the sentence, the person moved slowly (waddled) and then tried to persuade (wheedle).

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