161. She was erough wise not to go there:
Correct answer: B. (B) She was wise enough not to go there.
- A. (A) She was enough wise in not going there.
- B. (B) She was wise enough not to go there.
- C. (C) She was wise enough not go there.
- D. D) She was wise crnough not going there.
Explanation
Option B correctly rearranges the adverb "enough" to follow the adjective "wise," which is the typical word order in English. This construction effectively communicates the intended meaning that she possessed sufficient wisdom to avoid going there.
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