disappointment
discharge
suspension
dismissal
Answer is Wrong!
Answer is Right!
The correct answer is: A. disappointment.
The other options are:
- B. discharge: to officially release someone from their job.
- C. suspension: to temporarily remove someone from their job, usually for a disciplinary reason.
- D. dismissal: to permanently remove someone from their job.
In this case, the person’s appointment was confirmed, which means that they were given
the job. This is the opposite of disappointment, which is a feeling of sadness or displeasure.