Which of these adjectives best defines an interlude?

Which of these adjectives best defines an interlude? spiritual instructive witty bawdy somber

I think it is B. It is the only one that makes sense in the definition of an interlude. Hope that helps Explanation:

the answer is actually witty

The correct answer is “Witty”
Explanation: The word interlude means something in the middle of somewhere, like intermezzo and break, as well as superseding in a period of time, happening during an interval. The word witty means able to show a quick and ingenious humor.

An interlude can really take on any emotion that you wish for it, but if you have to choose between one of these option then I suppose the best is “somber”

The best answer is witty

Answer 6

The word interlude comes from the Latin words “inter-” meaning between and “ludus” meaning play and becomes the English word interlude. Therefore, the meaning of interlude is something that is presented in a middle of somewhere. Other words that are synonymous with interlude are: intermission and and break. The best adjective that best defines an interlude is the word “witty”. Being witty means able to show a quick and inventive humour.

Answer 7

the best adjective that best defines an interlude is the word “witty”. being witty means able to show a quick and inventive humour.

#platogang it’s c. Witty

Adjectives describe nouns. A few adjectives for interlude could be: brief, short, pleasant, romantic, peaceful, musical occasional or nice.

The adjective that best defines an interlude is the word “witty”. Option C is correct. Witty means to be able to show a quick and inventive humour. The term interlude stems from the Latin words “inter-” which means between and “ludus” which means play. The joint of these words resulted in the English word interlude. Interlude means an intervening period of time; an interval; as well as a thing occurring or done during an interval. Witty is define as showing or characterized by quick and inventive verbal humour.