Question

which sentence uses this meaning of fashion?
fashion noun a way or manner of doing something
the students walked in an orderly fashion from the classroom to the auditorium.
fashion in japan is very different from fashion in brazil.

Explanation:

To determine which sentence uses "fashion" as "a way or manner of doing something", we analyze each option:

• The first sentence: "The students walked in an orderly fashion from the classroom to the auditorium." Here, "fashion" refers to the way (manner) the students walked (doing the action of walking).
• The second sentence: "Fashion in Japan is very different from fashion in Brazil." Here, "fashion" refers to popular styles of clothing, etc., not a way of doing something.

So the first sentence uses the given meaning of "fashion".

Answer:

The students walked in an orderly fashion from the classroom to the auditorium.