Question

1. my sister or any (assistant, ...)
2. ... probably that he received during the investigation...
3. ... as hard to (imitate, ...) popular tv star...
4. it was (groundless, ...) to think that our grandparents had to...
5. the science program in our school (depicts, ...) biology, chemistry...
6. i didnt want to (manipulate) the feelings of the hotel manager...
7. (despite the fact that she was in shock, the victim gave a clear description of her ... assailant!)
8. martin luther king, jr. and robert f. kennedy were (contemporaries, ...) born within a few years of each other.
9. what a relief to learn that my parents had been delayed by a storm, and that all my fears about an accident were (groundless, maximum)!
10. report any (sheepish, adverse) side effects to your doctor immediately.

synonyms
choose the word from this unit that is the same or most nearly the same in meaning as the boldface word or expression in the phrase. write that word on the line. use a dictionary if necessary.

possesses determination for the walkathon

the largest quantity available

always remembered the attacker’s voice

e to replicate a bird’s call

way with a humiliated look

ed by the child’s puzzling behavior

ful of that impostor

expanse of clear blue sky

trict the patient

neutral witness

Explanation:

To solve the synonyms section, we analyze each phrase:

1. "possesses determination for the walkathon"

• "Determination" relates to resolve. A synonym from typical vocabulary units (e.g., "resolve," "perseverance")—assuming a unit with "determination" synonyms, a common one is "resolve" or "perseverance" (context-dependent, but "determination" → "resolve" is common).

1. "the largest quantity available"

• "Largest quantity" → "maximum" (matches "maximum" from earlier exercises, e.g., "maximum" means the greatest amount).

1. "always remembered the attacker’s voice"

• "Remembered" (especially a voice) → "recall" or "retain," but if the unit has "attacker" → "assailant" (from exercise 22: "assailant" is attacker), but for "remembered," a synonym like "recall" or (if the unit has "retain") "retain". However, if "attacker" is key, "assailant" (from exercise 22: "assailant" = attacker, so "attacker’s voice" → "assailant’s voice" in recall, but the phrase is "remembered the attacker’s voice" → "recalled the assailant’s voice" (so "assailant" for attacker, "recall" for remembered).

1. "e to replicate a bird’s call" (likely "try to replicate a bird’s call")

• "Replicate" → "mimic" (from exercise 23: "mimic" means to copy/replicate).

1. "way with a humiliated look"

• "Humiliated" → "sheepish" (from exercise 25: "sheepish" means embarrassed/humiliated).

1. "ed by the child’s puzzling behavior" (likely "puzzled by the child’s puzzling behavior")

• "Puzzling" → "baffling" or "perplexing," but from earlier exercises, "groundless" is unrelated—wait, "puzzling" → "perplexing" or (if the unit has "baffle") "baffled" (past tense: "baffled by puzzling behavior").

1. "ful of that impostor" (likely "doubtful of that impostor")

• "Impostor" → "fraud" (but "doubtful" → "skeptical," but "impostor" synonym is "fraud" or "pretender"). From exercise 22: "impostor" → "fraud" (common synonym).

1. "expanse of clear blue sky"

• "Expanse" → "vast" or "wide," but "clear blue sky" → "azure" (color) or "vast expanse" → "wide"—but if the unit has "expanse" synonyms, "vast" or "wide."

1. "trict the patient" (likely "restrict the patient")

• "Restrict" → "constrain" or "limit" (common synonyms).

1. "neutral witness"

• "Neutral" → "unbiased" or "impartial" (common synonyms for a neutral witness).

Sample Answers (matching typical vocabulary units):

1. determination → resolve
2. largest quantity → maximum
3. attacker’s voice → assailant’s voice (recall → recall, attacker → assailant)
4. replicate → mimic
5. humiliated look → sheepish
6. puzzling behavior → baffling (or "perplexing")
7. impostor → fraud
8. clear blue sky → azure (or "vast")
9. restrict → constrain
10. neutral witness → impartial

(Note: Exact answers depend on the specific vocabulary unit list, but these align with common synonyms and the exercise’s context.)

Answer:

To solve the synonyms section, we analyze each phrase:

1. "possesses determination for the walkathon"

• "Determination" relates to resolve. A synonym from typical vocabulary units (e.g., "resolve," "perseverance")—assuming a unit with "determination" synonyms, a common one is "resolve" or "perseverance" (context-dependent, but "determination" → "resolve" is common).

1. "the largest quantity available"

• "Largest quantity" → "maximum" (matches "maximum" from earlier exercises, e.g., "maximum" means the greatest amount).

1. "always remembered the attacker’s voice"

• "Remembered" (especially a voice) → "recall" or "retain," but if the unit has "attacker" → "assailant" (from exercise 22: "assailant" is attacker), but for "remembered," a synonym like "recall" or (if the unit has "retain") "retain". However, if "attacker" is key, "assailant" (from exercise 22: "assailant" = attacker, so "attacker’s voice" → "assailant’s voice" in recall, but the phrase is "remembered the attacker’s voice" → "recalled the assailant’s voice" (so "assailant" for attacker, "recall" for remembered).

1. "e to replicate a bird’s call" (likely "try to replicate a bird’s call")

• "Replicate" → "mimic" (from exercise 23: "mimic" means to copy/replicate).

1. "way with a humiliated look"

• "Humiliated" → "sheepish" (from exercise 25: "sheepish" means embarrassed/humiliated).

1. "ed by the child’s puzzling behavior" (likely "puzzled by the child’s puzzling behavior")

• "Puzzling" → "baffling" or "perplexing," but from earlier exercises, "groundless" is unrelated—wait, "puzzling" → "perplexing" or (if the unit has "baffle") "baffled" (past tense: "baffled by puzzling behavior").

1. "ful of that impostor" (likely "doubtful of that impostor")

• "Impostor" → "fraud" (but "doubtful" → "skeptical," but "impostor" synonym is "fraud" or "pretender"). From exercise 22: "impostor" → "fraud" (common synonym).

1. "expanse of clear blue sky"

• "Expanse" → "vast" or "wide," but "clear blue sky" → "azure" (color) or "vast expanse" → "wide"—but if the unit has "expanse" synonyms, "vast" or "wide."

1. "trict the patient" (likely "restrict the patient")

• "Restrict" → "constrain" or "limit" (common synonyms).

1. "neutral witness"

• "Neutral" → "unbiased" or "impartial" (common synonyms for a neutral witness).

Sample Answers (matching typical vocabulary units):

1. determination → resolve
2. largest quantity → maximum
3. attacker’s voice → assailant’s voice (recall → recall, attacker → assailant)
4. replicate → mimic
5. humiliated look → sheepish
6. puzzling behavior → baffling (or "perplexing")
7. impostor → fraud
8. clear blue sky → azure (or "vast")
9. restrict → constrain
10. neutral witness → impartial

(Note: Exact answers depend on the specific vocabulary unit list, but these align with common synonyms and the exercise’s context.)