Question

what does \stable\ mean in this passage? strong and not likely to change calm and in control of feelings from a different country full of surprising things

Explanation:

The word "stable" generally means something that is strong and not likely to change. For example, a stable structure is one that is firm and won't collapse easily. In a more abstract sense, a stable situation is one that is consistent and not subject to sudden alterations. The other options: "calm and in control of feelings" is more related to the word "composed" or "serene"; "from a different country" is about origin and has no relation to "stable"; "full of surprising things" is more like "unpredictable" or "eventful", which is the opposite of stable.

Answer:

strong and not likely to change