Which term means 'to get their gascosts back; entschädigen'?

• A. Eager
• B. Compensated From Their Gascosts
• C. Keen On
• D. Entity

Answer: (B)

The concept being tested is conveying reimbursement for expenses. To compensate someone means to make up for a loss or expense, typically by paying them back. The option that uses compensated in relation to gas costs expresses this reimbursement idea, which is exactly what “to get their gas costs back” means. In natural English, we’d say “compensated for their gas costs” or “reimbursed their gas costs.” The other choices describe enthusiasm (eager, keen on) or a noun (entity), which do not convey paying back expenses.