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Explanation: The phrase "Her decision-making is so inconsistent" implies unpredictability or frequent changes in decisions. The best option is (B), as it logically follows that an inconsistent decision-maker would often be unsure about their next step. Option (1) contradicts the idea of inconsistency because following a strict routine implies stability. Option (3) also contradicts the idea of inconsistency, as it suggests unwavering decisions. Option (4) may seem related, but it focuses more on responsibility rather than inconsistency. Thus, (2) is the most appropriate choice, maintaining logical coherence with the given statement.
There is no substitute
P- for perseverance, hard work,
Q- passion for what you do.
R- determination, and
1. During the science
P. lab, the students
Q. was gooey enough
R. to stick to the
S. created a glutinous mixture that
6. walls when thrown.
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