Question

I need help. Medal aand fan is helped.

At her _____________ as a chancellor of the university, she recieved the traditional staff of office.

Answer 1

do you have answer choices?

Answer 2

ohhhh. yeah a lot

Answer 3

im in k12 so i have a book with all the words and defenitions so the ones i think it is are either. Domain, Domineer or dominion. or divest.

Answer 4

domain: range of ones controls; territory
domineer: to donminate; to be bossy
Dominion: Control;rule;area or influence
divest; to take away someones belonging to someone, especially a right, title, or property; to disposses

Answer 5

Ahhh i see, Im in k12 as well.
Well, domineer is to assert someones authority in an arrogant way,
Dominion is the area ruled by a country,
Domain is territory owned by someone
divest is to take away someone's powers.
Which do you think fits the best?

Answer 6

im not sure, ive been stuck on it for seriously 10 minutes

Answer 7

I would say domain but dont hold me to that answer

Answer 8

Alright, so look at it like this: What is the person doing?

Answer 9

Is she taking away someone's authority?

Answer 10

no shes reciveing umm traditional staff of office

Answer 11

So would Divest work as a definition if shes not taking away someone's authority?

Answer 12

nope

Answer 13

this is tougher than i thought

Answer 14

Okay so look at domineer. the definition is to be like dominating. so try using dominating in the blank. does that work?

Answer 15

uh no

Answer 16

So try dominion: is it owned by a country?

Answer 17

nope neither

Answer 18

So what are you left with? Domain. is it a range she controls? As a chancellor, does she have a range of controL?

Answer 19

yeah. Ohhhhhh

Answer 20

So theres your answer :D