Question
 In the following question a sentence is given with a
blank. Choose the most appropriate option to make the sentence contextually and grammatically correct. The scientist was __________ about the new discovery, claiming it could revolutionize renewable energy.Solution
Explanation: "Enthusiastic" means eager and excited, which makes sense when describing someone who believes a discovery is significant. "Uncertain," "indifferent," and "skeptical" suggest doubt or lack of interest, which would not align with such a strong reaction. Â
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