an·tiq·ui·ty<span>anˈtikwədē/</span>noun1.the ancient past, especially the period before the Middle Ages."the great civilizations of antiquity"<span>synonyms:<span>ancient times, the ancient past, classical times, the distant past"the civilizations of antiquity"</span></span>
Explanation: Based on the information provided in the given sentence, the best definition of the expression "remote antiquity" is the corresponding to option A: distant past, we can know that by the context of the phrase, because the man wore a coat "dating back" to a remote antiquity (the phrase "dating back" gives the idea of a time in the past), and also by the definition of the individual words: antiquity means "from the ancient past" and remote means "distant."
I’m thinking it’s cause and effect because she’s wanting to be a vet and that’s a cause (i think). and it’s gonna be an effect cause she’s gonna go and try it out
