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Subject :IEO    Class : Class 7

Mark the synonym of the words given below :
Busy

A Active
B Weary
C Preoccupied
D Ignorant


please tell the answer

Ans 1:

Class : Class 7
I think both preoccupied and active are correct in different context

Ans 2:

Class : Class 7

Ans 3:

Class : Class 10
preoccupied

Ans 4:

Class : Class 10
Yeah

Ans 5:

Class : Class 8
It is preoccupied.. Coz being active doesn't always mean being busy..

Ans 6:

Class : Class 9
the ans is preoccupiedimagine if i sayi am busyand i am preoccupiedand i am i am activeacive means ready to do or in energectic modenot busy

Ans 7:

Class : Class 7
Preoccupied is synonymous to busy and should be considered a right answer

Ans 8:

Class : Class 9
selva , u r wrong. it's preoccupied as synonym of busy is preoccupied

Ans 9:

Class : Class 9
preoccupied is correct. for example, the phone line is busy.-the phone line is preoccupied

Ans 10:

Class : Class 7
i also think that the correct answer is preoccupied

Ans 11:

Class : Class 5
I too, think PREOCCUPIED should be appropriate

Ans 12:

Class : Class 8
Being active can also mean to be energetic or full of stamina. Not only busy

Ans 13:

Class : Class 10

Ans 14:

Class : Class 7
i feel like both active and preoccupied are correct in different situations, like Ananyag said.

Ans 15:

Class : Class 9
pre-occupied shoul be correct??

Ans 16:

Class : Class 10

Ans 17:

Class : Class 7
I too think answer should be C preoccupied but on the website it is given busy.

Ans 18:

Class : Class 9
exactly!

Ans 19:

Class : Class 7
Should be preoccupied....

Ans 20:

Class : Class 7
Yes, answer should be preoccupied

Ans 21:

Class : Class 7
I think that both Active and Preoccupied are applicable in different situations, hence both are valid options. This invalidates the question as the whole point is that the questions are supposed to have one answer.

Ans 22:

Class : Class 8
preoccupied is quite similar to busyso i think the answer is marked wrong

Ans 23:

Class : Class 9
Yes, it must be C) Preoccupied... because that's synonymous to busy more than active

Ans 24:

Class : Class 9
I believe it should be Preoccupied. It is more appropriate.

Ans 25:

Class : Class 8
yes, I too think it should be preoccupied. Being active means to do extra-curricular activities, sports etc.

Ans 26:

Class : Class 7
Ananyag is correct

Ans 27:

Class : Class 7
Preoccupied is more suitable

Ans 28:

Class : Class 7
I think answer C should be correct. For example- The phone line is preoccupied.Both option A and C are correct

Ans 29:

Class : Class 8
YUP ANSWER IS PREOCCUPIED

Ans 30:

Class : Class 7
The answer should be preoccupied as being active doesn't always mean someone's busy.

Ans 31:

Class : Class 9
Hello Mayank Gupta. Akash here. The answer is A - Active.

Ans 32:

Class : Class 8
Active means you are willing to do something with enthusiasm but preoccupied means you are currently focusing on something else and cannot attend any other task

Ans 33:

Class : Class 9
I also think that preoccupied is the correct answer.

Ans 34:

Class : Class 10
preoccupied should be the answer as active means you are ready to do something but preoccupied means that you are engrossed in some work

Ans 35:

Class : Class 9
I think preoccupied is absolutely right (mostly, to be specific)!

Ans 36:

Class : Class 7

Ans 37:

Class : Class 7
The answer should be preoccupied.

Ans 38:

Class : Class 8
It is supposed to be PREOCCUPIED

Ans 39:

Class : Class 7
I think preoccupied should be correct

Ans 40:

Class : Class 7
EVEN IN GOOGLE DICTIONARY ITS SAYING PREOCCUPIED

Ans 41:

Class : Class 9
Preoccupied

Ans 42:

Class : Class 7
aren't both preoccupied and active considered synonyms of busy

Ans 43:

Class : Class 8
The answer is preoccupied-Class

Ans 44:

Class : Class 6
Preoccupied should be correct.

Ans 45:

Class : Class 7
Shouldn't the answer be preoccupied ... because Preoccupied is literally the right synonym for busy . It shows the same in Oxford dictionary as well as Google dictionary

Ans 46:

Class : Class 9
Checked on google, preoccupy is correct

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