Question
Choose the alternative which is closest to the opposite in
meaning of the bold word in the sentence. His snark during the meeting made it difficult for others to take his suggestions seriously.Solution
The word "snark" refers to sarcastic or mocking remarks often intended to criticize or belittle. Its opposite is "praise," which means expressing approval or admiration.
The other options are incorrect:
(2) Criticism and (4) Hostility are synonymous with "snark."
(3) Revolt is unrelated and does not convey the opposite of "snark."
Therefore, "praise" is the most appropriate option.
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