Question

which definition of circular is being used in the sentence? by passing out this circular, we may be able to inform people about our company. an international agreement is an agreement...? to stay in a nation. to travel outside the nation. between 2 or more nations.

Explanation:

For the question about "circular":

In the sentence "By passing out this circular, we may be able to inform people about our company", the word "circular" here refers to a printed notice or advertisement that is distributed (passed out) to inform people. The common definition of "circular" as a noun is a printed leaflet or notice intended for widespread distribution.

An international agreement involves multiple nations. The option "between 2 or more nations" fits because "international" means relating to more than one nation, so an international agreement would be an agreement that occurs between two or more nations. The other options ("to stay in a nation" refers to something domestic or individual, "to travel outside the nation" is about individual travel, not agreements between nations) do not fit the meaning of "international" in the context of an agreement.

Answer:

The definition of "circular" used here is a printed notice/advertisement/leaflet intended for distribution to inform people (e.g., about the company).

For the question about "international agreement":