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Correct answer: C. Taimoor favors chatting, but Arslan supports seclusion, so both are opposite in demeanor.
- A. Taimoor favors chatting, yet Arslan supports seclusion, hence both are opposite in demeanor.
- B. Taimoor favors chatting, nor Arslan supports seclusion, so both are opposite in demeanor.
- C. Taimoor favors chatting, but Arslan supports seclusion, so both are opposite in demeanor.
- D. Taimoor favors chatting, for Arslan supports seclusion; however, both are opposite in demeanor.
Explanation
This sentence is correct. "But" effectively shows the contrast between Taimoor and Arslan, and "so" correctly indicates the result of their differing preferences.
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