Asked by Oscar

Read the following excerpt.

The journalist spent a year researching the foreign government's sanctions. Finally, it was time to synthesize all of the relevant information that he had learned. His editor asked him to write a comprehensive article for the first piece in the series that was sure to win awards, inform the public, and elicit significant change in foreign policy.

Using the context, the word "comprehensive" means

scandalous
lengthy
complete
understandable


is it a
Answered by Ms. Sue
No. Obviously you have not looked up the word comprehensive.

Answered by Oscar
i did d but then the test says i did it wrong but they're saying in the context not what the word means
Answered by Ms. Sue
Comprehensive means complete.
Answered by Better than Ms. Sue
Ms.Sue,

You gave me the wrong answer before, therefore I do not trust you.

PSA: Ms. Sue sucks.
Answered by #justiceforOscar
Oscar was wrongfully treated by the treacherous Ms.Sue. She was very rude, and has given false answers previously. #justiceforOscar
Answered by Can I SUE you?
Yup. Complete is the correct one.
Answered by Dereayun777YT
The answer is understandable, not complete. Comprehensive means comprehending or thoroughly understanding with one's mind.
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