Question

the driver of the lorry pulled up at the side of the road and, with his two companions, stared open - mouthed at the extraordinary spectacle. in the sentence above, spectacle has the same or almost the same meaning as: snare success scene surplus

Explanation:

"Spectacle" in the context refers to a remarkable or impressive sight. "Scene" also means a view or sight, making it the closest in meaning among the options. "Snare" is a trap, "success" is about achievement, and "surplus" is about an excess amount, none of which match the meaning of "spectacle" here.

Answer:

C. scene