Question

dissipate means to:
laugh nervously
move away from each other
take on duties or office
obstruct deliberately by delaying

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the meaning of "dissipate". The word "dissipate" means to disperse or move away from a central point. Let's check each option:

• "laugh nervously" is not related to dissipate.
• "move away from each other" matches the idea of dispersing or dissipating.
• "take on duties or office" is about assuming responsibilities, not dissipating.
• "obstruct deliberately by delaying" is about hindering, not dissipating.

Answer:

B. move away from each other (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D with A: laugh nervously, B: move away from each other, C: take on duties or office, D: obstruct deliberately by delaying)