Question

What does the underlined phrase mean? -only faintly foreshadow this of ten years hence.

O have not been well understood

O are less serious than those of the past

O are minor compared to those of the future

O have not received the attention they deserve

Answer 1

Answer:

'faintly foreshadow' can be rewritten as 'only a portion of'

so the closest answer would be B. are less serious than those of the past.

Answer 2

"Faintly foreshadow" refers to something that was commented on without much importance and was vaguely advertised, as something without much relevance.

In this case, we can say that the last answer option is the correct answer.

Although you have not presented the underlined sentence, it is possible to see, through questions similar to yours, that this sentence is the "faintly foreshadow".

In this case, we can consider that this phrase refers to something that was vaguely announced and commented on. This leads us to conclude that:

• The phrase refers to something that is not very important.
• The importance of this is so low that it was announced without much detail.
• This announcement was inaccurate and did not receive its due value from the interlocutor.

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