Question

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kens curiosity was peaked by the beauty of the ancient maps he found in the
library, and he decided to sign up for his first cartography class.
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Explanation:

The word "peaked" is incorrect here. The correct homophone is "piqued", which means to stimulate or arouse (interest, curiosity, etc.). "Peaked" refers to reaching a peak (like a mountain peak) or looking pale/tired, which doesn't fit the context of arousing curiosity.

Answer:

Ken's curiosity was piqued by the beauty of the ancient maps he found in the library, and he decided to sign up for his first cartography class.