Question

the following text is adapted from mary seacoles 1857 autobiography wonderful adventures of mrs. seacole in many lands. that journey across the isthmus (of panama), insignificant in distance as it was, was by no means an easy one. it seemed as if nature had determined to throw every conceivable obstacle in the way of those who should seek to join the two great oceans of the world. as used in the text, what does the word \conceivable\ most nearly mean? a. imaginable b. obvious c. dependable d. straightforward

Explanation:

"Conceivable" means able to be imagined or thought of. Among the options, "imaginable" has the closest meaning.

Answer:

A. Imaginable