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What does the Trumpet Club’s name symbolize?

AThe loud and boastful nature of its members

BThe importance of musical talent

CThe peaceful exchange of ideas

DThe secrecy of their discussions

Answer:

A. The loud and boastful nature of its members

Read Explanation:

  • The Trumpet Club is said to convene in a coffeehouse located in an old Gothic building, emphasizing its antiquated charm.

  • The environment mirrors the lively but disorderly nature of its members, creating a satirical microcosm of 18th-century social spaces.

  • The meetings served as a means of relaxation and mental engagement, moving from abstract thoughts to more familiar and comforting conversations.


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