Select the correct answer from the list. Use digital reference materials to help you.(1 point)

Question

One by one, the students in the classroom next to the science lab began to look up and
inspire
deeply at first and then quickly cover their noses. Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to
pierce
the other classrooms on the hall.

Answer 1

The correct answer that fits the context of the passage is likely "inspire" and "pierce". However, "inspire" may be a typo or misused, as it doesn't seem to fit well with the context of the students reacting to a smell. A more appropriate word might be "inhale".

So the passage with corrected terms might read:

"One by one, the students in the classroom next to the science lab began to look up and inhale deeply at first and then quickly cover their noses. Something was going terribly wrong in the science lab, and the smell was beginning to pierce the other classrooms on the hall."

Please provide the list of answer options to choose the correct one.

Answer 2

Inspire, respite or respire

Answer 3

The most appropriate choice from the given options would be "respire."

Here's how it fits into the passage:

"One by one, the students in the classroom next to the science lab began to look up and respire deeply at first and then quickly cover their noses."

"Respire" refers to breathing, which aligns with the context of students reacting to a smell.

"Inspire" generally means to fill someone with the urge or ability to do or feel something, and "respite" means a short period of rest or relief. Neither of those fits well in the context of the passage concerning a bad smell.