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English, 13.11.2021 05:20 FirstLieutenantTrain

Read the following sentences. The Countess was tiny and dried-up her lips painted, little penetrating blue eyes, and great vivacity in her movements. She dressed in a showy manner, wore jewels on her bosom, on her head, on her fingers. Which word means "lively" like vivacity but is an adjective? O A Vivacious
O B. vivace
O C Vivaciousness
O D. vivaciously

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