Question

for questions 11 - 15, refer to the following passage!
jenna walked through the busy market, careful to adhere (11) to her
shopping list. she noticed the pungent (12) smell of fresh spices and the
vibrant colors of the fruits, which created a truly aesthetic (13) experience.
feeling a bit nonchalant (14), she strolled past the stalls, despite being in a
new place. a vendor tried to get her attention; however, she tried not
to procrastinate (15) and quickly finished her errands.

1. as it is used in the passage, \procrastinate\ means:

a. to celebrate or exhault
b. to interrupt or interfere
c. to elaborate and extend
d. to delay or postpone
this is a required question
for questions 16 - 20, refer to the following passage:
during the debate, malik employed logos (16) to show that recycling saves
money and resources, while his partner relied on pathos (17) to appeal to
the audiences concern for animals. the teacher asked a rhetorical
question (18): \who wouldnt want to protect the planet?\ at the end of the
lesson, students were encouraged to write a call to action (19) urging their

Explanation:

The word "procrastinate" means to delay or postpone actions. In the context of the passage, Jenna tried not to delay (procrastinate) and quickly finished her errands.

Answer:

D. To delay or postpone