Question

institute: a brief, intensive workshop or seminar.
which sentence below best fits the definition of the word institute?
a. a fine educational institute can be found in that city.
r. it was the countrys most prestigious cancer research institute.
c. the clubs board instituted a new bylaw for just that purpose.
d. she saw an ad for a poetry institute that would be starting soon.

Explanation:

The definition of "institute" here is a brief, intensive workshop or seminar. Let's analyze each option:

• Option A: "A fine educational institute" refers to an educational establishment, not a workshop/seminar.
• Option B: "cancer research institute" is a research establishment, not a workshop/seminar.
• Option C: "instituted" is a verb meaning to establish, not the noun form as defined.
• Option D: "a poetry institute that would be starting soon" fits the idea of a brief, intensive workshop/seminar - like event related to poetry.

Answer:

D. She saw an ad for a poetry institute that would be starting soon.