Concept:A “nearest in meaning” question can only be solved when the exact sentence and the underlined word are provided.
The meaning of a word changes with its context in the sentence.
Explanation:The specific sentence containing the underlined word is missing from this question.
Without that context, it is impossible to identify the intended meaning of the underlined word.
We cannot decide whether the nearest meaning is “give out,” “give up,” or “give away.”
Also, options A and B are identical, which prevents us from selecting a single valid option.
Since the required context is absent, any choice would be guesswork.
Therefore, the correct answer cannot be determined reliably.
Answer:The correct answer cannot be determined from the given information.