Question

-ist usually means \one who does an action\
read the meanings of these suffixes. then read each sentence and choose the word that best completes the sentence.

1. the conference was held in the new convention center.
2. her perseverance was the secret of her success.
3. the actors and actresses were asked to memorize their lines in the play.
4. the colonists in jamestown faced many obstacles to survive.
5. our teacher wanted to dropdown the importance of the project.
6. an old dropdown school contacted me yesterday.
7. this new electric tooth...dropdown the way you brush.
8. the dropdown played drums in the school band.
9. our city has an dropdown of restaurants to choose from.
10. the dropdown told the doctor that i had arrived.

(note: for question 5, the dropdown options are \emphasis\, \emphasize\)

Explanation:

For question 5, we need a verb to follow "wanted to" (the structure "want to + verb"). "Emphasize" is a verb meaning to give importance or stress to something, while "emphasis" is a noun. So the correct word is "emphasize".

Answer:

emphasize