1). B and C2). A and B3). C and D4). E and F

1.	1). B and C2). A and B3). C and D4). E and F
Answer» Since the sentence talks about about SINGLE motherhood, we can assume that it's morality and advisability has been argued about for a long TIME, even though it is a trend in many countries. This meaning is shared by choices B and C, disputed and debated. Disputed means ‘argued about something and debated means ‘argued about a subject, especially in a formal manner.’ Choices A, D, E and F are irrelevant as their meanings are: Deny=> STATE that one refuses to admit the truth or existence of Drawn=> looking strained from illness, exhaustion, anxiety or pain Dampen=> make slightly wet Pursue=> follow or CHASE someone or something Hence the answer is option 1.

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Since the sentence talks about about SINGLE motherhood, we can assume that it's morality and advisability has been argued about for a long TIME, even though it is a trend in many countries. This meaning is shared by choices B and C, disputed and debated.

Disputed means ‘argued about something and debated means ‘argued about a subject, especially in a formal manner.’

Choices A, D, E and F are irrelevant as their meanings are:

Deny=> STATE that one refuses to admit the truth or existence of

Drawn=> looking strained from illness, exhaustion, anxiety or pain

Dampen=> make slightly wet

Pursue=> follow or CHASE someone or something

Hence the answer is option 1.

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