Question

read the sentences.
the student was pleased to receive an impressive score on the test. he knew it showed a deep understanding of the material and placed him in an excellent position for college applications.
what does the word \impressive\ suggest about the students score?
a. it was inadequate.
b. it was surprising.
c. it was superior.
d. it was acceptable.

Explanation:

The word "impressive" means evoking admiration through being very good, skillful, or remarkable. The context notes the score reflects deep understanding and helps college applications, meaning it is a superior, standout result. Option A is incorrect (inadequate means insufficient), B is incorrect (the text doesn't indicate surprise), D is incorrect (acceptable is a low bar, while impressive means far better than just okay).

Answer:

C. It was superior.