Question

1. jimmy woke up at midnight from a (ghastly, culpability) nightmare.
2. when the lightning bolt struck near her, jenny was forced to confront her own (mortality, imperative).
3. judith felt real (fraught, remorse) for what she did to jane.
4. \id love to go to mexico city!\ jerry said with (unabashed, exonerated) enthusiasm.
5. the truce had been (expedient, indictment), but jessica knew that it wouldnt last forever.

Explanation:

1. "Ghastly" means extremely unpleasant or terrifying, which fits the description of a nightmare. "Culpability" means responsibility for a fault or crime, which does not fit the context.
2. "Mortality" refers to the state of being subject to death. When a lightning bolt strikes near someone, it can make them confront their own mortality. "Imperative" means crucial or urgent, which does not fit the context.
3. "Remorse" means deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed. "Fraught" means filled with (something undesirable). While "fraught" can be used with "with", in this context, "remorse" is the more appropriate word as it specifically refers to the feeling of regret for an action.
4. "Unabashed" means without shame or embarrassment. "Exonerated" means officially absolved from blame. "Unabashed enthusiasm" makes sense as it describes Jerry's enthusiastic expression without any hesitation or shame.
5. "Expedient" means convenient and practical although possibly improper or immoral. "Indictment" means a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime. "Expedient" fits the context as it describes the truce as being convenient for the time being but not lasting forever.

Answer:

1. Ghastly
2. Mortality
3. Remorse
4. Unabashed
5. Expedient