1.

Which phrase from the passage provides context for the meaning of the word

munificent as it is used in paragraph 2?

A " ... a man of remarkable mind and sunshiny heart ... " (paragraph 2)

B " ... an education superior for those times ... " (paragraph 2)

C "So meager was the income for the increasing household ... " (paragraph 3)

D " ... first and foremost by Nature, wonderful, beautiful, and ever-changing."" (paragraph 3)

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20 June, 22:58

1.

Which phrase from the passage provides context for the meaning of the word

munificent as it is used in paragraph 2?

A " ... a man of remarkable mind and sunshiny heart ... " (paragraph 2)

B " ... an education superior for those times ... " (paragraph 2)

C "So meager was the income for the increasing household ... " (paragraph 3)

D " ... first and foremost by Nature, wonderful, beautiful, and ever-changing."" (paragraph 3)

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Kaitlin Bullock · Answer 1

I would say B because

Explanation:

Munificent means, (of a gift or sum of money) larger or more generous than is usual or necessary.

So, B because education is a gift. So when it was superior it was hard to have. But getting the education was a gift.