We do not _ get to see a disaster like this happen as it unfolds.
Correct answer: C. Rarely
- A. Often
- B. Seldom
- C. Rarely
- D. Never
Explanation
The term "rarely" is appropriate as it conveys the idea of not frequently or not often.
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