Please help me!!! Why can it be determined that Option D (Figure 2) is TRUE based on the underlined words in blue of the passage (Figure 1)? When I saw “contemporary”, I immediately ruled out Option D. As a result, I seemed like a clown in front of the answer🥲 The Elizabethans refers to 1558-1603, isn’t it? And Johnson compiled the dictionary from 1764-1775. For my money, the “contemporary” here should refer to things from the 18th century at the earliest, shouldn’t it? How can the mid-16th century to the early 17th century be considered “contemporary”? Even if there is a word “mainly” in Option D, the passage doesn’t mentioned the proportion of each period, so I don’t understand why this statement is true. Could someone discuss this together?