Question

what does \predefined\ mean in these sentences? before franzi left for the park, she explained to ky where to meet her. later, they found each other at the predefined spot. options: set before going, not easily found, marked many times, described too late

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "predefined", we analyze the context. Franzi explained the meeting spot before leaving for the park, and later they met at that spot. "Predefined" here should relate to setting the spot before the action (going to the park) occurred. Let's evaluate the options:

• "set before going": Matches the context as the spot was set (defined) by Franzi before she went to the park.
• "not easily found": The text doesn't suggest the spot was hard to find; they met there, so this is incorrect.
• "marked many times": There's no indication of multiple markings in the context, so this is wrong.
• "described too late": Franzi explained the spot before leaving, so it wasn't described late, making this incorrect.

Answer:

A. set before going