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МатематикаВопрос:
VI. What word is different? 1) famous liv 2) well-known 3) notorious 4) popular
Ответ:
Какое слово отличается?
Чтобы определить, какое слово отличается, нужно проанализировать их значение.
Famous, well-known, popular - это слова, которые описывают положительную репутацию или широкую известность.
Notorious - это слово, которое описывает плохую репутацию или дурную славу.
Следовательно, слово notorious отличается от остальных.
Ответ: 3
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