Question

look at this sentence: coach christensen was sensible and took jasmine out of the game after she collided with another player. select the definition of sensible that the sentence uses. sensible /sen-suh-buhl/ adjective more sensible, most sensible 1. showing good judgment: roger is known for giving advice that’s helpful and sensible. 2. designed for use or practicality rather than for style: you’ll be walking a lot on your trip, so you should pack sensible shoes. 3. able to be perceived: the room was filled with a faint yet sensible odor. — from old french

Explanation:

In the sentence, Coach Christensen makes a helpful, wise call to take Jasmine out after a collision, which matches the definition of showing good judgment.

Answer:

1. showing good judgment: Roger is known for giving advice that's helpful and sensible.