Question

which sentence uses this meaning of bitter?
bitter adjective having a sharp taste; not sweet
the bitter man stormed down the street with his head down.
mrs. harrison adds sugar and cream to her coffee so it wont be bitter.

Explanation:

We need to find the sentence where "bitter" means "having a sharp taste; not sweet". In the first sentence, "bitter" describes the man's mood (likely resentful). In the second sentence, adding sugar and cream to coffee is to prevent it from having a sharp (bitter) taste, so this uses the given meaning of "bitter".

Answer:

Mrs. Harrison adds sugar and cream to her coffee so it won't be bitter.