[amp_mcq option1=”supported” option2=”discouraged” option3=”pleased” option4=”saved” correct=”option1″]
The correct answer is A. supported.
The word “abandon” means to leave someone or something completely and without any intention of returning. In the context of the question, the man has left his family and does not plan to come back. This is a very negative action, and it is clear that the man does not support his family.
The other options are not correct because they do not accurately describe the man’s actions. The man did not discourage his family, he did not please them, and he did not save them.
Here is a brief explanation of each option:
- Option B: discouraged. To discourage someone means to make them feel less confident or hopeful. In the context of the question, the man did not discourage his family. He left them, but he did not do anything to make them feel less confident or hopeful.
- Option C: pleased. To please someone means to make them happy or satisfied. In the context of the question, the man did not please his family. He left them, which is likely to have made them unhappy.
- Option D: saved. To save someone means to rescue them from danger or difficulty. In the context of the question, the man did not save his family. He left them, which is likely to have put them in danger or difficulty.