Question

drag each tile to the correct box. look at the vocabulary table and match each word with its definition. you may consult a dictionary or online resource. tiles pairs well known for having a bad reputation ←→ infamous a religious belief that contradicts church doctrine ←→ regime administration ←→ here a person who does not believe in god ←→ atheist

Explanation:

To solve this vocabulary - definition matching problem, we analyze each term and its corresponding definition:

1. "infamous" means being well - known for having a bad reputation. So the pair "well known for having a bad reputation" - "infamous" is correct.
2. The word for a religious belief that contradicts church doctrine is "heresy" (not "regime"). "Regime" refers to a government or a system of rule.
3. The word that means "administration" is "regime" is incorrect. The correct word for "administration" - related meaning among these (if we consider the error in the original and correct it) should be that "regime" is more about a system of government, while the correct match for "administration" would be a word like "regime" is wrong here. But among the given tiles, the correct match for "a religious belief that contradicts church doctrine" is "heresy" (but since "heresy" is not in the tiles as per the given (maybe a typo with "here" which is wrong), but the only correct match from the given (assuming some typos) is:

• "a person who does not believe in God" matches "atheist" correctly.
• The correct match for "a religious belief that contradicts church doctrine" should be "heresy" (but if we have to work with the given tiles, there is a mistake, but the only correct existing match is "a person who does not believe in God" - "atheist" and "well known for having a bad reputation" - "infamous". The other two have errors. But if we assume that "here" is a typo for "heresy" and "regime" is misused:
• "a religious belief that contradicts church doctrine" should match "heresy" (if "here" is a typo).
• "administration" should match "regime" (as "regime" can refer to a system of administration in a sense, though more commonly a system of government).

Answer:

• "well known for having a bad reputation" - "infamous"
• "a religious belief that contradicts church doctrine" - "heresy" (assuming "here" is a typo)
• "administration" - "regime"
• "a person who does not believe in God" - "atheist"

(Note: There seem to be typos in the original problem, especially with "here" which is likely a typo for "heresy" and the incorrect use of "regime" for "administration" - related meaning, but the above is the best correction and matching based on standard vocabulary.)