In the passage "Going Places", the word **"undaunted"** most closely means:
Answer
courageous
The correct answer is courageous — Choose option (b) “courageous”.
Step-by-step solution
- Locate the sentence containing “undaunted” in the passage.
- Understand the context – the narrator faces challenges without fear.
- Use the dictionary meaning: “undaunted” = not discouraged or frightened.
- Compare with each option: (a) fearful – opposite; (b) courageous – matches; (c) hesitant – opposite; (d) indifferent – unrelated.
- Choose option (b) “courageous”.
Common mistake: Choosing “fearful” because it sounds similar to facing challenges.
Concept tested: Vocabulary in context
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