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The sample space of checking the pens and noting is S = {(G), (BG), (BBG), (BBBG), (BBBBG)}.

A desk drawer contains six pens, four of which are dry (bad).

The pens are selected at random one by one until a good pen is found.

The sequence of test results is noted.

We have to determine the sample space.

An assortment or set of potential results from a random experiment make up a sample space. Using the letter "S," the sample space is denoted. Events are a subset of the possible results of an experiment. Depending on the experiment, a sample space could have several different outcomes.

We denotes the Good Pen as "G" and Bad pens as "B".

So the sample space should be;

S = {(G), (BG), (BBG), (BBBG), (BBBBG)}

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The complete question is:

A desk drawer contains six pens, four of which are dry (bad).

The pens are selected at random one by one until a good pen is found. The sequence of test results is noted. What is the sample space?

The person whom Harriet was going to marry was John Tubman.

In Dorchester County, Maryland, Araminta Ross, a.k.a. Harriet Tubman, was born into slavery in 1819 or 1820. She had only African ancestry, as evidenced by the names of her two parents, who were both held in slavery. She was raised in impoverished circumstances and was whipped even as a little child. On chilly evenings, she huddled as near to the fire as she could, occasionally dipping her toes in the embers to prevent frostbite.

She married John Tubman, a free African American who did not share her goal, in 1844 when she was 25 years old. She was aware that since she was a slave, there was a possibility that she may be sold and that her marriage might end. Harriet had a fantasy of seeing the north.

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The words that reveal irony is "I thought: 'Here are people who have more than their share of amusement, and apparently without reason. They must have planned some good joke."' (lines 9). The correct option is a.

The irony is a crucial rhetorical device and literary technique that refers to the juxtaposition of what on the surface seems to be the situation and what is actually the case or to be expected.

Therefore, the correct option is A. "I thought: 'Here are people who have more than their share of amusement, and apparently without reason. They must have planned some good joke."' (lines 9).

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The question is incomplete. Your most probably complete question is given below:

A "I thought: 'Here are people who have more than their share of amusement, and

apparently without reason. They must have planned some good joke."' (lines 9

through 11)

B "The hour struck for retiring; and the whole household came to escort me to my room."

(line 17)

C "However, the night was advancing; and I ended by coming to the conclusion that I was

foolish." (lines 35 and 36)

D "The precautions I had taken in closing the shutters and going to sleep in the middle of

the room had only brought about the practical joke I had been trying to avoid."

(lines 68 and 69)