Multiple choice softskills communication

Synonym of scapegrace.

  1. miscreant

  2. scandalous

  3. vague

  4. hero
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A Correct answer
Explanation

Scapegrace refers to a miscreant, rascal, or disgraceful person. 'Miscreant' (A) directly matches this meaning. Scandalous (B) refers to causing outrage, vague (C) means unclear, and hero (D) is the opposite.

AI explanation

To answer this question, you need to understand the meaning of the word "scapegrace."

The correct answer is A) miscreant. This option is correct because a miscreant is someone who behaves in a way that is considered morally wrong or criminal. Similarly, a scapegrace is a person who is considered reckless, mischievous, or unruly. Both words describe someone who engages in undesirable behavior or actions.

Option B) scandalous is not a synonym of scapegrace. Scandalous refers to something that is shocking or disgraceful, usually in relation to a violation of moral standards or social norms.

Option C) vague is not a synonym of scapegrace. Vague means unclear or imprecise, often lacking in detail or specificity.

Option D) hero is not a synonym of scapegrace. A hero is someone who is admired for their courage, noble qualities, or outstanding achievements. This term is the opposite of scapegrace, which implies someone who is not well-behaved or virtuous.

Therefore, the correct answer is A) miscreant.

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