Question

read this sentence.
when it comes to typing, my aunt is fast and unerring.
what does the word unerring mean as it is used in this sentence?
○ to repeat the same errors
○ to make some errors
○ to make no errors
○ to make a lot of errors

Explanation:

The word "unerring" means accurate or without error. In the context of typing, being fast and unerring implies making no errors while typing. So we analyze each option:

• "to repeat the same errors" is incorrect as unerring is about no errors, not repeating.
• "to make some errors" is wrong as unerring means no errors.
• "to make a lot of errors" is opposite.
• "to make no errors" matches the meaning of unerring.

Answer:

to make no errors (the second option in the list)