I can't believe I made the track team. After all, I have never been very athletic. In fact, my parents call me a couch potato. My coach, Mrs. Lopez, is very supportive and reminds me that if I work very hard I will be running at breakneck speed in no time. What is the meaning of the underlined idiom? A. clumsily B. quickly C. dangerously D. lazily

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Ashleigh Mcmahon

7 December, 00:53

I can't believe I made the track team. After all, I have never been very athletic. In fact, my parents call me a couch potato. My coach, Mrs. Lopez, is very supportive and reminds me that if I work very hard I will be running at breakneck speed in no time. What is the meaning of the underlined idiom? A. clumsily B. quickly C. dangerously D. lazily

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Cullen Patterson · Answer 1

Cullen Patterson 7 December, 02:18

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The answer is b) quickly.

Cheyanne Mcneil · Answer 2

b

Explanation:

we can assume from context clues, that the narrator is lazy, so she is slow. If she trains very hard, then she will become faster, so quickly is the only one that makes sense.