Question

1. which situation best illustrates the word tentative? a teacher making final plans for a field trip a student confidently solving a math problem on the board a child certain they want pizza for dinner a person trying a new recipe but unsure if it will taste good

Explanation:

The word "tentative" means not certain or fixed; provisional. A person trying a new recipe but unsure if it will taste good shows uncertainty, which is in line with the meaning of tentative. The other situations - a child certain about making pizza, a student confidently solving a math problem, and a teacher making final plans - do not convey uncertainty.

Answer:

A. A person trying a new recipe but unsure if it will taste good