Septum-septa: In medical terminology, septum is "a dividing wall or membrane," such as a nasal septum. Septum's root is the Latin word saeptum, which means "enclosure fence, wall." In
chemistry, septa are rubber stoppers.
Septa could mean

- rubber stoppers that eject the flask's contents.
- rubber stoppers made especially for large beakers.
- rubber stoppers that seal the contents of flasks from the outside.
- rubber stoppers that join the contents of the flasks with the outside atmosphere.
- rubber stoppers that are made with recycled materials.

- rubber stoppers that seal the contents of flasks from the outside.

Explanation:

By looking at the meanings provided in the question, the first thing that can be implied for the word "septum" is that it is a kind of a separating wall or a hindrance or obstacle between two or more spaces. And the scientific meaning of "septa" refers to rubber stoppers.

So, taking the two words and their interpretations/ meanings into consideration, we can say that the word "septa" most likely means rubber stoppers that seal the contents of any flasks or container from the outside. And the very word "rubber stoppers" means that the objective of this item is to "stop" or "block" anything from 'escaping' or getting out of the flask or container.

Thus, the correct answer is the third option.

answers may vary, but my guess based on my personal education it has alwats been 3 or 4