Question

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Read the definition. fair n. 1. a gathering of sellers 2. a place to display work, goods, or animals adj. 1. without bias or prejudice 2. pale in color Which sentence correctly uses the word fair according to the first adjective definition? At the book fair, I purchased a well-read and obviously much-loved copy of Jane Eyre. Ned Dodson presented his prized hog at the county fair last Saturday. I expected a fair and impartial reading of the court case, but the judge clearly favored the plaintiff, who just happened to be his golfing buddy. My fair, freckly cousin slathered on a thick layer of sunscreen before heading to the beach.

Answer 1

pale in color!

Step-by-step explanation:

"My fair, freckly cousin slathered on a thick layer of sunscreen before heading to the beach."

Answer 2

I expected a fair and impartial reading of the court case, but the judge clearly favored the plaintiff, who just happened to be his golfing buddy.

Step-by-step explanation:

I took the K12 test, i got all of them correct.