In this sentence from the selection, the phrase “up in arms” is best replaced by the word
A ignored.
B relieved.
C upset.
D confused.
In this sentence from the selection, the phrase “up in arms” is best replaced by the word ___
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The best replacement for the phrase “up in arms” in this context is C upset.
“Up in arms” typically means to be angry or unhappy about something. Therefore, “upset” accurately conveys that feeling. The other options do not reflect the intended emotion expressed by this phrase.
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