Multiple choice

Directions: Choose the word from the options which is similar in meaning to the given word.

Set in order

  1. Compose

  2. Scatting

  3. Stating

  4. Shoulder
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Explanation

'Set in order' means to arrange or organize systematically. Among the options, 'Compose' can mean to arrange or put together (like composing a text or arranging elements), which is the closest match, though not a perfect synonym. The other options - 'Scatting' (appears to be a typo, possibly for 'scattering'), 'Stating' (to declare), and 'Shoulder' (a body part) - are unrelated to the meaning of setting things in order.

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