As used in line 86, "scale" most nearly means

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sasho [114]2 years ago

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The correct option is A. "scale" most nearly means level.

A huge flat field is an illustration of level. Being at the same eye level as a youngster by stooping to reach them is an illustration of being level. An instance of a level price is one that remains constant. A car that is the same height as yours is an illustration of something being level.

According to the Two-Level Theory, verb meanings are divided into two levels: one for the "root" or "constant" semantic elements that distinguish individual verbs, and another for the "event structure templates" or "thematic cores" that are shared by all verbs in a particular class.

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