Question

it conveys a multiplicity of feelings from happy reverie to wistful misgivings about the future, while the painted face, academically impeccable, is inert. source: new york times in this sentence, impeccable means: without fault or error pleasant - smelling relating to preparing and dispensing drugs and medicines marked by exaggerated feelings of euphoria

Explanation:

The word "impeccable" generally means without any faults or errors. In the context of the sentence, it describes the painted - face as being academically flawless. The other options do not fit the context. "Pleasant - smelling" is about odor, "relating to preparing and dispensing drugs and medicines" is about pharmacy, and "marked by exaggerated feelings of euphoria" is about a state of extreme happiness, none of which make sense when describing something as "academically" something.

Answer:

A. without fault or error