Question

1. in context, the word \advisories\ (line 83) means

travellers
weather
warnings
experiences

1. the clearest example of exaggeration being used for effect is found in

\probably without a sweater on\ (lines 16 - 17)
\they look amazingly happy\ (lines 31 - 32)
\our winter, though, is world class\ (line 90)
\small acts of endurance are enough\ (line 51)

Explanation:

For question 24, "advisories" often refer to official statements or notices giving information or a warning, so "warnings" is the most appropriate meaning. For question 25, "Our winter, though, is world - class" is an exaggeration as it over - states the quality of the winter in a non - literal way to make a point. The other options are more matter - of - fact statements.

Answer:

1. C. warnings
2. C. "Our winter, though, is world class" (line 90)