His conduct on the stage was applauded unanimously.

booed
silenced
hated
disturbed

The correct answer is A.

The word “unanimously” means “with one accord; by all.” In other words, everyone agreed that the person’s conduct on stage was good. This is supported by the fact that the person was “applauded.” Applause is a sign of approval, and it is typically given when someone does something that is well-received.

The other options are incorrect because they do not suggest that the person’s conduct on stage was good.

  • Booing is a sign of disapproval, and it is typically given when someone does something that is not well-received.
  • Silence is not necessarily a sign of approval or disapproval. It could simply mean that the audience was not interested in what the person was saying.
  • Hatred is a strong negative emotion, and it is unlikely that everyone would hate someone’s conduct on stage.
  • Disturbance is a state of agitation or confusion, and it is unlikely that everyone would be disturbed by someone’s conduct on stage.
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