Multiple choice softskills leadership

entourage

  1. group of attendants

  2. loud continous noise

  3. despicable

  4. created by statute or legislative action

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A Correct answer
Explanation

Entourage refers to a group of attendants, associates, or supporters who accompany someone important. The word comes from French and conveys the idea of a surrounding group. The other options don't match: loud continuous noise is din or cacophony, despicable means contemptible, and created by statute is legislative.