Question

5 multiple choice 1 point read the etymology of the word solicit: from latin word solicitare • to further or manage business affairs • petition someone to do something what does supernatural soliciting mean as used in act i, scene iii (chunk 5)? (r.v.1.2) temptation rejection disapproving continuation clear my selection

Explanation:

Etymology shows solicit relates to petitioning. In a supernatural context, it implies tempting (as in prompting or enticing via non - natural means). Rejection, disapproving, and continuation don't align with the etymological sense of petitioning/soliciting.

Answer:

temptation