use the following definitions to answer the question.\ncouncil:\n1. (noun) a committee\n2. (noun) people…

use the following definitions to answer the question.\ncouncil:\n1. (noun) a committee\n2. (noun) people running local affairs\n\ncounsel:\n1. (noun) somebody who gives advice\n2. (noun) advice\n\nwhich sentence contains correct word usage?\no the city counsel held a meeting to discuss parking fines.\no the defendant was given council to plead not guilty.\no the counsel voted on the referendum during the last session.\no the council voted to uphold the education budget as planned.
Answer
Answer:
The council voted to uphold the education budget as planned.
Brief Explanations:
In the first option, "counsel" is wrongly used as it should be "council" for a group meeting. In the second option, "council" should be "counsel" for advice. In the third option, "counsel" is incorrect; a group voting is a "council". The fourth option uses "council" correctly for a group making a vote - related decision.