Which sentence uses the vocabulary word correctly?

A The support for his topic was three pieces of information against his claim.

B It was always my intention to go to medical school which is why I took biology, anatomy, and chemistry in high school.

C Since all of the facts were relevant to the case, they were not discussed in court.

D The ugly gray gym shoes were the perfect complement to the sequined prom dress.

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Hannah Frank

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15 March, 19:58

Which sentence uses the vocabulary word correctly?

A The support for his topic was three pieces of information against his claim.

B It was always my intention to go to medical school which is why I took biology, anatomy, and chemistry in high school.

C Since all of the facts were relevant to the case, they were not discussed in court.

D The ugly gray gym shoes were the perfect complement to the sequined prom dress.

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Justice Winters · Answer 1

B uses the word correctly, I was going to say D at first but that just didn't make sense to me ... and frankly all the other sentences paired up with the vocab words didn't make sense either. B shows what the person's "intention" was and what steps he took to make sure he completed his goal.