Multiple choice

I'm very ......... to meet him.

  1. anxious

  2. alert

  3. apprehensive

  4. appreciable.

  5. appreciative
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Explanation

In this context, 'anxious' means eager, earnestly desiring, or looking forward to something - not worried or fearful (though it can mean that too). When you say 'I'm very anxious to meet him', you're expressing eagerness and anticipation about the meeting. 'Alert' means attentive, 'apprehensive' means fearful or worried (which doesn't fit the positive anticipation here), 'appreciable' means noticeable (and has a typo), and 'appreciative' means grateful - none of which capture eager anticipation as well.

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