Question

match the definition in column b with the word in column a. write the letter of the correct definition on the answer line. column a 1. epicure 2. devour 3. pungent 4. edible 5. culinary 6. delectable 7. ravenous 8. quaff 9. morsel 10. bland column b a. delicious; greatly pleasing b. mild c. to drink heartily and deeply of d. one with refined taste in food and drink e. a small piece or a bite of food f. suitable for eating g. to eat up greedily h. sharp; biting i. pertaining to cooking j. extremely hungry

Explanation:

To solve this matching problem, we analyze each word in Column A and match it with the appropriate definition in Column B:

1. epicure: The definition "one with refined taste in food and drink" (option d) fits, as an epicure is someone who enjoys fine food and drink.
2. devour: The definition "to eat up greedily" (option g) matches, as "devour" means to eat something hungrily or quickly.
3. pungent: The definition "sharp; biting" (option h) is correct, as "pungent" describes a strong, sharp smell or taste.
4. edible: The definition "suitable for eating" (option f) is appropriate, as "edible" means something can be eaten.
5. culinary: The definition "pertaining to cooking" (option i) fits, as "culinary" relates to food preparation and cooking.
6. delectable: The definition "delicious; greatly pleasing" (option a) matches, as "delectable" means very enjoyable to eat.
7. ravenous: The definition "extremely hungry" (option j) is correct, as "ravenous" describes a very strong hunger.
8. quaff: The definition "to drink heartily and deeply of" (option c) fits, as "quaff" means to drink a large amount, especially alcohol, with enjoyment.
9. morsel: The definition "a small piece or a bite of food" (option e) is appropriate, as a "morsel" is a small amount of food.
10. bland: The definition "mild" (option b) matches, as "bland" can mean having a mild taste (or being unexciting, but in the context of taste, "mild" fits).

Answer:

1. d
2. g
3. h
4. f
5. i
6. a
7. j
8. c
9. e
10. b