Question

a finding meanings
choose two phrases to form a sentence that correctly uses a word from
word list 11. then write the sentence.

1. (a) be baffled by it.

(b) to realize a dream is to
(c) make it happen.
(d) to fathom a dream is to

1. (a) material used to make a ship

steady.
(b) a feeling of gloom.
(c) buoyancy is
(d) ballast is

1. (a) a sphere is

(b) a measurement of depth.
(c) a fathom is
(d) something forgotten.

1. (a) to probe a persons interest

(b) is to satisfy it.
(c) is to arouse it.
(d) to pique a persons interest

1. (a) a sphere is

(b) a rupture is
(c) a breaking apart by force.
(d) an inquiry into the cause of something.

1. (a) it is separated from the rest.

(b) if something is detached,
(c) if something is eerie,
(d) it is added to something else.

1. (a) a feeling of resentment.

(b) pique is
(c) buoyancy is
(d) fear of the unknown.

1. (a) is to be unharmed.

(b) to be tedious
(c) is to show a lack of interest.
(d) to be unscathed

Explanation:

Each question requires pairing two logically matching phrases to form a correct sentence using vocabulary from the target word list. The pairs are determined by defining or correctly contextualizing the key vocabulary term in each set.

Answer:

1. To realize a dream is to make it happen.
2. Ballast is material used to make a ship steady.
3. A fathom is a measurement of depth.
4. To pique a person's interest is to arouse it.
5. A rupture is a breaking apart by force.
6. If something is detached, it is separated from the rest.
7. Pique is a feeling of resentment.
8. To be unscathed is to be unharmed.