Question

1. \to the fbi every radio owner was a potential saboteur.\ (7)

a maximum number or quantity that is permitted or needed

a short trip to a place and back, for pleasure or a purpose

to deprive somebody or something of effectiveness, spirit, or force

somebody who deliberately hampers or causes destruction

Explanation:

The word "saboteur" refers to a person who deliberately causes damage or disruption. Let's analyze each option:

• Option 1: "a maximum number or quantity that is permitted or needed" is about a limit, not related to "saboteur".
• Option 2: "a short trip to a place and back, for pleasure or a purpose" describes a journey, not relevant to "saboteur".
• Option 3: "to deprive somebody or something of effectiveness, spirit, or force" is an action (verb - like "sabotage"), not the person (noun - "saboteur").
• Option 4: "somebody who deliberately hampers or causes destruction" correctly defines a "saboteur" as a person who engages in such harmful actions.

Answer:

D. somebody who deliberately hampers or causes destruction