The historian's sources are uneven, and she does not pretend otherwise. Where the evidence is thin, she says so plainly; where it is rich, she lets the documents speak with the weight they deserve.
As used in the text, what does the word "uneven" most nearly mean?
- A
odd-numbered
- Bcheck_circle
not consistent in quality
- C
unfair
- D
not flat
Explanation
Her sources are sometimes thin, sometimes rich — "uneven" means inconsistent in quality, not the topographical, mathematical, or fairness senses.