To answer this question, you need to understand the meaning of the word "boor." Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Arousing strong dislike - This option is incorrect because the word "boor" does not mean arousing strong dislike. It refers to a specific type of person.
Option B) Short speech at conclusion of dramatic work - This option is incorrect because the word "boor" does not refer to a short speech at the conclusion of a dramatic work. It has a different meaning.
Option C) Rude, insensitive person - This option is correct. A boor is defined as a rude or insensitive person. This option matches the meaning of the word "boor."
Option D) Thousand-year period (as in the New Testament) - This option is incorrect because the word "boor" does not refer to a thousand-year period. It has a different meaning.
The correct answer is C) Rude, insensitive person. This option is correct because it matches the meaning of the word "boor."
