Question

select the correct answer.
what does the word disembark mean based on the context clues provided?
a guide will greet you as you disembark from the boat to tour the city.
a. to board a boat
b. to go ashore
c. to tour a city
d. to leave someone

Explanation:

The word "disembark" means to get off a ship, plane, or other vehicle. In the context of a guide greeting you as you disembark from the boat to tour the city, it means getting off the boat. "To board a boat" is the opposite (getting on the boat). "To go ashore" is a more general term (leaving a boat to go to land but not specific to the action of getting off the boat as part of a tour). "To tour a city" is the purpose after disembarking. "To leave someone" is not relevant here.

Answer:

A. to board a boat