Select the correct texts in the passage. Which two words help find the meaning of the word antiquated in the passage?
Jared had been tinkering with the old-fashioned record player he found in the junk plle for some time but could not get it to
work. The parts he needed to fix it were either obsolete or unavailable or pricy. It would have been cool to get it working,
but it was too antiquated.
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The two words that helps to find the meaning of the word antiquated in this passage is Old-fashioned and junk.

It claims that the record player was outdated and that the parts he needed to repair it were either obsolete, unavailable, or prohibitively expensive. When you put the context clues together, you will see that Jared could not get it to work because the recorder player was too old. The majority of items in the trash are no longer functional.

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old fashioned and junk

Explanation:

It says the record player was old fashioned, and the parts he needed to fix it were either obsolete or unavailable or pricy. Jared couldn’t get it working, and when you put the context clues together, it’s because the recorder player was too outdated. Things in the junk are normally too old to work anymore.

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