Complete the sentence with the correct form of SENSE: She is a very ______ person who always thinks before acting.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. sensible
- Step 1: 'Sensible' means having good judgment.
Answer
sensible.
Why not the others: "sensitive" is wrong because 'sensitive' means easily hurt or affected. "senseless" is wrong because 'senseless' means without meaning. "sensational" is wrong because 'sensational' means very exciting.
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