What does the Phrase “Exempted from” mean:
A. Required to do something
B. Excused from doing something
C. Encouraged to do something
D. Willing to do something
Correct Answer: B. Excused from doing something
Explanation:
“Exempted from” is a phrase that means being excused or freed from doing something. It usually implies that the person or thing that is exempted would have been required to do that particular thing if not for some specific reason. For example, “He was exempted from paying taxes because of his low income.” In this context, “exempted from” means that the person is excused from paying taxes due to his low income.
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