The curious crowd gathered to watch the irate customer_ about the poor service he received in the restaurant.
Correct answer: C. rant
- A. placate
- B. trivialize
- C. rant
- D. fetter
Explanation
In this context, "rant" means to speak or complain loudly and angrily, often in an exaggerated or uncontrolled manner. The sentence suggests that the irate customer expressed his dissatisfaction with the restaurant's service in a loud and impassioned manner, attracting the attention of the curious crowd.
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