Question

the question.
Some of the team's fans were
____________________ and
spent incredible amounts of
time and money following
them around the country.
Which of the following words
best completes the sentence?
Use a reference source if you
need help determining the
meaning of each word.
(1 point)
fatuous
flagrant
feline
fanatical

Answer 1

The word that best completes the sentence is **fanatical**.

The completed sentence would read: "Some of the team's fans were fanatical and spent incredible amounts of time and money following them around the country."

"Fanatical" describes people who are extremely enthusiastic or devoted to a cause or group, which fits the context of fans who go to great lengths to support their team.

Here’s a brief overview of the other options:
- **Fatuous** means silly or foolish, which doesn't fit the context.
- **Flagrant** means conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible, which also does not fit here.
- **Feline** relates to cats, and is irrelevant in this context.

Therefore, **fanatical** is the most appropriate choice.