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The speaker immediately recognized the knock as that of a model because ___________.

A

all models knocked in the same manner.

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it had the peculiar diffidence and hesitation of people coming to ask for favours.

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others came in without knocking.

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he was anxiously waiting for the arrival of a model.

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Solution

The correct option is B it had the peculiar diffidence and hesitation of people coming to ask for favours.
It can inferred from the first sentence of the paragraph that that the knock at the door must have had a different sound to it, perhaps a sound of hesitation that often underlines the tone of someone who is asking for a favor. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

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