Question

vaizey continues to evade his responsibilities, and the public library service is anything but safe in his hands, said gibbons. source: the guardian in the sentence above, evade has the same or almost the same meaning as: put off stick with get at take in

Explanation:

"Evade" means to avoid or escape from something, especially something unpleasant or difficult. "Put off" also means to delay or avoid doing something. The other options have different meanings: "stick with" means to continue with something; "get at" means to reach or understand; "take in" has meanings like deceive or understand.

Answer:

A. put off