Because of the weather, the outdoor event was __ until tomorrow.

• A. put off
• B. postponed
• C. canceled
• D. delayed

Answer: (A)

Delaying an event because of weather is shown by using a phrase that means rescheduling to a later time. In this sentence, the outdoor event is described as being put off until tomorrow, which conveys moving the event to a later date rather than canceling it. “Put off” emphasizes postponement caused by the weather, and the timing is tomorrow, so the event will still happen. The other choices carry different implications: canceling would mean it won’t take place at all; delaying is close but less natural in this exact phrasing; postponing is a valid synonym but the wording here uses the more common informal expression "put off" for this context.