Question

complete the chart by dragging and dropping the correct meaning into the third column to match the term in each row and then write a sample sentence in the fourth column.
definition options (6 of 6)
work

a special advantage, special right or certain benefit that a particular individual or group has

to move near to

the act of watching over or directing

to come to mind

to get what one wants by force or persuasion, usually by being aggressive or dishonest.

term\tform\tdefinition\tsample sentence
approach\tverb\t\t

hustle\tverb\t\t

labor\tnoun\t\t

occur\tverb\t\t

privilege\tnoun\t\t

supervision\tnoun\t\t

Explanation:

To solve this, we match each term with its correct definition based on their meanings:

• approach (verb): Matches "to move near to" (as "approach" means to come closer).
• hustle (verb): Matches "to get what one wants by force or persuasion, usually by being aggressive or dishonest" (hustle can imply working aggressively to achieve goals).
• labor (noun): Matches "work" (labor refers to physical or mental work/effort).
• occur (verb): Matches "to come to mind" (incorrect—wait, "occur" means to happen or take place. Wait, recheck: The definition "to come to mind" is for "occur"? No, "occur" means to happen. Wait, maybe a typo, but based on options: "occur" (verb) → "to come to mind" (maybe "occur" here is mislabeled, but proceed).
• privilege (noun): Matches "a special advantage, special right or certain benefit that a particular individual or group has" (privilege is a special right/advantage).
• supervision (noun): Matches "the act of watching over or directing" (supervision is overseeing/directing).

For sample sentences (e.g., for approach): "As we approach the building, we notice its architecture." For hustle: "He tried to hustle his way into the exclusive event." For labor: "Manual labor is essential for constructing buildings." For occur: "The thought didn’t occur to me until later." For privilege: "Having access to quality education is a privilege for some." For supervision: "Children need adult supervision while swimming."

Answer:

(for each term’s definition match):

• approach: to move near to
• hustle: to get what one wants by force or persuasion, usually by being aggressive or dishonest
• labor: work
• occur: to come to mind
• privilege: a special advantage, special right or certain benefit that a particular individual or group has
• supervision: the act of watching over or directing

(For sample sentences, use the above examples or similar contextually appropriate ones.)