Answer:
A) Our staid coach surprised us with a joke that was totally out of character
Explanation:
Although staid's denotative meaning is "sedate, respectable, and unadventurous," the word is often used to describe people who are stodgy or dull. If one was surprised by someone telling a joke, and calls that "out of character", then we can infer that that person was usually rather boring. Therefore, using context clues, we can infer that this is the correct use of staid.
Her cats, which she adopted from a shelter, are fun to play with.
Only this is correct. other are wrong
If yes means it’s a reliable source then here’s the answers (if not just do the opposite)
Archives- yes
Weblog history nerd- no
Wikipedia- no
Weblog professor- yes
.org from 2008- no
.com online store- no
.gov- yes
With claims you can’t verify- no
Either on a will or whim would Jeff make the basketball team.
