Cho has always had an easier time learning foreign languages than she has with her math classes. A teacher once explained to her
that she has a natural aptitude for foreign languages. What does that mean? a. Cho works harder at learning languages and is therefore better at it.
b. Cho comes into her language classes already knowing the basics.
c. Cho has an inherent understanding of how foreign languages work.
d. Cho will not be able to learn higher-level math.
c. Cho has an inherent understanding of how foreign languages work.
Explanation:
The word "inherent" means something that is linked to an individual, something that is natural and that is strongly related to what the individual is. When Cho's teacher told her that she had a natural aptitude for learning foreign languages, she meant that Cho had something inside, intrinsic to who she is, that hampers her learning in foreign languages. In other words, Cho's teacher meant that Cho has an inherent understanding of how foreign languages work.
