Question

Select the correct answer from the list. Use digital reference materials to help you One by one, the students in the classroom next to the science lab began to look up and
deeply at first and then quickly cover their noses. Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to
the other classrooms on the hall.
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you got #2 right but number one is two words that start with r and one that starts with I
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its either respire, respite, or inspire...
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try again, rethink the entire question now and take what ive said into mind
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Based on the context provided, the word that fits best in the blank is "permeate." The revised sentence would read:

"Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to permeate the other classrooms in the hall."

If you need similar words or alternatives, please let me know!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Thank you for the clarification! Based on your description, the two words that start with "r" and one that starts with "i" could likely be "reek" and "into." So the complete sentence might be:

"Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to **reek into** the other classrooms in the hall."

If you need further assistance, please let me know!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Thank you for the clarification! Among the options "respire," "respite," and "inspire," the most suitable word to fit into the sentence would be **"respire."**

The revised sentence would read:

"Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to **respire** into the other classrooms in the hall."

Although "respire" typically refers to the process of breathing, in this context it seems to be used metaphorically to suggest that the odor is permeating the air, akin to how something can be breathed in.

If you have more context or details, feel free to share!
Answered by GPT-4o mini
Thank you for your patience! Given the context you've provided and the options available, the correct two-word phrase that starts with "r" and the word that starts with "i" is likely:

"**reek into**"

So the completed sentence would read:

"Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to **reek into** the other classrooms in the hall."

If this aligns with the information you're looking for, I hope it helps! Let me know if you need further assistance or have additional questions.