She promised to _ the truth about the incident.
Correct answer: A. bring out
- A. bring out
- B. bring up
- C. bring in
- D. bring over
Explanation
The correct answer is bring out, as it directly aligns with the meaning of revealing or disclosing information, which fits the context of the sentence about the truth of an incident. The other options do not convey the same meaning: bring up refers to introducing a topic, bring in relates to involving something, and bring over indicates a physical transfer. None of these options capture the essence of revealing or making something known like bring out does.
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