Question

Consider the vocabulary words irrelevant, source, presume, and modify. Which sentence uses a vocabulary word correctly?

A. Every year dozens of new laws are suggested, but they are eventually sourced.

B. Give me all of the details of the crime; even the smallest pieces of information are irrelevant in a crime.

C. I presume the veterinarian is the person in charge of this rally for animal rights.

D. I want an exact copy of the original document, so please modify several of the sentences.

Answer 1

The answer is C. I presume the veterinarian

Answer 2

C. I presume the veterinarian is the person in charge of this rally for animal rights.

Step-by-step explanation:

The word "presume" refers to taking something for granted. It also implies that the proposition is taken as true simply because there is no real evidence to point to the contrary. In this sentence, the person "presumes" that the veterinarian is the person in charge of the rally for animal rights. This is logical, as a veterinarian most likely cares about animal rights, and would therefore be a likely person to be in charge of such a rally.