Discussion
'..... belligerent in your face.'
The underlined word nearly means the same as :
Answer: A
'Belligerent' nearly means the same as hostile.
A belligerent person is aggressive and ready to fight or argue, from the Latin for 'waging war'. The writer uses it of mynas that seem always ready to pick a fight.
Noisy describes loudness rather than aggression, musical describes pleasant sound, and different has nothing to do with the meaning.
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