Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined words :
He got a standing ovation for his speech
He stood up to receive the applause
The audience stood up and applauded as he finished his speech
Both he and the audience stood up at the end of his speech
He stood up to make the speech
He was applauded for the speech
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The selected answer is wrong:
Standing ovation is when people stand and clap
REF: Longman dictionary 5th edition page 632
"standing ovation" is standing while someone is being applauded.."option B" should be the correct answer.
who is d dumb person wu said opt b ws applaused? Opt b has applauded as wel as opt e. So u shud b d 1 to read clearly. B is d ans joor.
God....standing ovation....eryone jst gazz stand up now...y dis myschool...yhu making me fear like yhu guys aint Competent
