Wholly vs. quite

[Nua]

Test No. incompl/inter-39 "Yes, Yes, Yes", question 1

I am sure you made the right choice and I ......... support your decision.

(a) fairly
(b) quite
(c) considerably
(d) wholly

Test No. incompl/inter-39 "Yes, Yes, Yes", answer 1

I am sure you made the right choice and I wholly support your decision.

Correct answer: (d) wholly

Your answer was: incorrect
I am sure you made the right choice and I quite support your decision.
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Could you please explain to me why "wholly" is the correct answer?

[Torsten]

If you think that somebody has made the right decision you should support them wholly or totally.
Quite means rather or to a certain extent which doesn't fit here.
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[Khumri64]

hi!
i have used fairly . Can you tell me why wholly not fairly

[AmYankee]

Hi Khumri64

You can use "fairly supportive", for example, to indicate that the degree of the adjective "supportive" is more than average, but less than very.

If the verb "support" is used with the adverb "fairly", the word order would usually be "support fairly", and the word "fairly" would normally mean "in a fair or reasonable manner".

[Khumri64]

thank u for responding me