Read the following excerpt.

The journalist spent a year researching the foreign government's sanctions. Finally, it was time to synthesize all of the relevant information that he had learned. His editor asked him to write a comprehensive article for the first piece in the series that was sure to win awards, inform the public, and elicit significant change in foreign policy.

Using the context, the word "comprehensive" means

scandalous

lengthy

complete

understandable

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Shea Melton

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27 November, 15:34

Read the following excerpt.

The journalist spent a year researching the foreign government's sanctions. Finally, it was time to synthesize all of the relevant information that he had learned. His editor asked him to write a comprehensive article for the first piece in the series that was sure to win awards, inform the public, and elicit significant change in foreign policy.

Using the context, the word "comprehensive" means

scandalous

lengthy

complete

understandable

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Alonso Woodard · Answer 1

After reading the excerpt it's become clear that according to the context, the word "comprehensive" means understandable. In the lines represented above there was mentioned that article should attract people, which means that it shoud be suitable (understandable) for any person,