The correct answer is Option (4) → Shock
- "Alarm" refers to a sudden sense of fear, panic, or awareness about danger or urgency.
- The word "Shock" conveys a similar meaning in contexts involving sudden fear or surprise.
Other Options
- "Foresee" → Refers to predicting or anticipating, which does not relate to the meaning of "alarm."
- "Sleep" → Opposite of being alert or alarmed, making it unrelated.
- "Awake" → Refers to being conscious or alert, but it is not synonymous with "alarm."
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