Question

what does \admit\ mean?
to speak to a large crowd
to run directly toward something
to work toward a goal
to send through to a place

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "admit", we analyze each option:

• "to speak to a large crowd" refers to "address" or similar, not "admit".
• "to run directly toward something" is "head toward" or "charge", not "admit".
• "to work toward a goal" is "strive for" or "pursue", not "admit".
• "to send through to a place" aligns with "admit" (e.g., admit someone through a door, meaning to allow entry/send through to a place).

Answer:

D. to send through to a place (assuming the options are labeled A - D as A. to speak to a large crowd, B. to run directly toward something, C. to work toward a goal, D. to send through to a place)