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Which answer choice means the same as commence as it is used in this sentence from the fourth paragraph of the passage? A) begin B) disappear C) fight D) stop

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I think its A. begin but im not 100%
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Answer: It's indeed A) begin

Step-by-step explanation:

None of the other options could be used, even if the context were different. The verb "commence" has the following definition: to have or make a beginning. It's a synonym to the following: begin, start, open, embark, kick off, and launch, among others.

Thus, the sentence could be rewritten as: "All functions of your body not needed for the struggle about to begin are shut down."

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