Answer : A. clear, not confusing
The word uniequivocal is an adjective which means no doubt or there is no hint of ambiguity meaning something is very clear and is not confusing. The other choices above such as lack of equality would mean disparity or unfair while kindly is a way of requesting someone to do something for you. On the the other hand, impervious to pacifying is completely a different thing. The word uniequivocal can be used in a sentence such as " The decision of the board is uniequivocal, there is no need for clarifications.
No, they do not have to be written by a historian.
1. Sounds lighthearted banter filled the room
2. And some of the more emaciated performers thought nothing
3. Thought nothing of picking two or more cold libation at a time from the trays of the servers.
4. Arriving guests paused at the door to take in the motley sight.
5. The spirited staff, laughing and carousing, became gauche only when the director raised her hands to quiet down the room.
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