Question

There are many strengths to her impassioned argument that students should be able to leave campus for lunch, but the idea has limitations, as well.

impassioned argument

students should be able to

leave campus for lunch

There are many strengths

Answer 1

I would say d. There are many strengths.

I say this because limitations tie in to the opposing side of the idea being the strengths of it.

Answer 2

The best answer to the question: Which group of words best helps the reader understand the meaning of the word "limitations" in this sentence, would be: D: There are many strengths.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are different techniques and means by which a reader can gleam the meaning of a word, concept, or sentence, in a text. One such way is through context clues, and contextual sentences, that give meaning to the unknown concept, word, or sentence. And in this case, we have a word, which is "limitations" and of which we need to know its meaning. The best way in this case is, at the beginning of the entire paragraph, we find another word, which is strengths, which is an opposite to the word "limitations". This word gives us the context clue, and the idea of the meaning of the word limitations in this sentence.