Question

a. directions: write a sentence that demonstrates the meaning of each of the vocabulary words. consult a dictionary if necessary. 1. a situation that might cause bewilderment: 2. people who are accomplices: 3. characteristics of someone who is naive: someone that is not all their or lacking wisdom. 4. someone who might make a profound statement: 5. feelings a person might have when he or she transcends expectations:

Explanation:

1. Bewilderment means confusion. A situation like being lost in a large, unfamiliar city with no map or phone could cause bewilderment.
2. Accomplices are people who help in a crime or wrong - doing. For example, in a bank robbery, the person who drives the getaway car is an accomplice.
3. A naive person is often innocent, lacks experience, and may be easily deceived. They might trust people too quickly and believe things without question.
4. A philosopher, due to their deep thinking about life, existence, and knowledge, might make a profound statement.
5. When a person transcends expectations (does better than expected), they might feel pride, a sense of achievement, and joy.

Answer:

1. Getting lost in a huge, strange city with no way to find directions would cause bewilderment.
2. In a jewelry heist, the person who distracts the security guards is an accomplice.
3. A naive person might lend money to a stranger they just met because they believe everyone is honest.
4. A philosopher might make a profound statement about the nature of reality.
5. When a student gets an A+ on a very difficult exam (transcending expectations), they feel proud and joyful.