Question

indignation brought hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets in an event that became famous around the world as the orange revolution.
in this sentence, indignation means:
the feeling of an unfriendly person
a feeling of righteous anger
a feeling of strong eagerness
a feeling of thankfulness and appreciation

Explanation:

The word "indignation" refers to a strong feeling of anger and disapproval, especially when something unfair or unjust has happened. In the context of the sentence, it is likely that the people were angry about something they perceived as unjust, which led them to take to the streets.

• "The feeling of an unfriendly person" is too vague and does not specifically convey the sense of anger and disapproval associated with "indignation."
• "A feeling of strong eagerness" is the opposite of what "indignation" means.
• "A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation" is also the opposite of what "indignation" means.
• "A feeling of righteous anger" accurately captures the meaning of "indignation" as a strong feeling of anger that is justified by a sense of justice.

Answer:

B. a feeling of righteous anger