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Based on the origin of the

word "resplendent," the word
"splendid" probably means
which of the following?
A. magnificent, fine - The sunrise this
morning was splendiferous.
B. dim - The darkness in the forest was dark
and splendid.
C. unimpressive - The dress was such a
letdown; it was splendid and dull.

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The word "deal" in this excerpt makes the tone inappropriate for the setting. In this context, "deal" is an informal term typically associated with business negotiations or agreements. Using such an informal word in a formal setting like a speech to an education board would be considered inappropriate. More appropriate words could be "activities" or "commitments."

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