Question

word in context from the unit texts possible definition
benign on the drive, i tried to calm myself with memories of benign park activities: the rainbow potato - sack slide or the viking ship.
from \the monster of kings island\
commensurate the train threaded into the station. we climbed out, laughing dizzily, and i felt something commensurate to love: i had survived the monster, and all i wanted was to go back and be tossed around again.
from \the monster of kings island\
dubious and every summer i was spared the horror of the worlds longest wooden roller coaster by being too short to clear scooby - doos outstretched paw in the parks dubious measuring system of emotional and physical maturity.
from \the monster of kings island\
embody i remember the snacks mom told me she ate when she was a kid and how i tried to imagine her at my age. i wanted to like all the things she did, to embody her completely.
from \crying in h mart\
endear in south africa back then, it wasnt common to find a white person or a colored person who spoke african languages; during apartheid white people were always taught that those languages were beneath them. so the fact that i did speak african languages immediately endeared me to the black kids.
from \chameleon\

Explanation:

• "Benign" means harmless or not harmful.
• "Commensurate" means corresponding in size or degree; in proportion.
• "Dubious" means hesitating or doubting.
• "Embody" means to represent or express (a quality or concept) in a tangible or visible form.
• "Endear" means to make (someone) feel loved or valued.

Answer:

Benign: Harmless.
Commensurate: In proportion.
Dubious: Doubting.
Embody: Represent.
Endear: Make loved.