Discussion
'...... in a haphazard way.'
The word 'haphazard' means
Answer: B
'Haphazard' means unorganized.
Something done in a haphazard way is done without plan, order or system, by chance. Learning a language 'in a haphazard way' means picking up whatever happens to be needed, with no organised sequence.
Although the word contains 'hazard', it does not mean dangerous. Safe is unrelated, and proper is close to the opposite, since haphazard work is precisely not done in the proper, orderly way.
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