Question

name seat # period she couldnt condone her daughters rebellious behavior. definition: the noisy students hardly made the campus library conducive to studying. definition: be sure to conduct yourself accordingly. definition: she confided all of her biggest secrets in her best friend. definition: we are going to confine the use of this drinking fountain. definition: after weeks of debating, the panel finally came to a consensus. definition: the desire for equality constituted the civil rights movement. definition: she contemplated telling her teacher about the cheating student. definition: the president contends that the us government will not negotiate with terrorists. definition: the camera footage contradicts his alibi. definition: millions of viewers watched the controversial debate take place. definition: she lives a conventional life in the suburbs. definition:

Explanation:

1. "condone" means to accept or allow behavior that is considered wrong.
2. "conducive" means making a particular situation or outcome likely or possible.
3. "conduct" (oneself) means to behave in a particular way.
4. "confide" means to tell someone about a secret or private matter.
5. "confine" means to restrict or keep within certain limits.
6. "consensus" means a general agreement.
7. "constituted" means to be the parts or elements of; make up.
8. "contemplated" means to think carefully about something.
9. "contends" means to assert something as a position in an argument.
10. "contradicts" means to be in conflict with; deny the truth of.
11. "controversial" means giving rise to public disagreement.
12. "conventional" means based on or in accordance with what is generally done or believed.

Answer:

1. Accept or allow (wrong - behavior).
2. Making a situation or outcome likely.
3. Behave in a particular way.
4. Tell someone a secret.
5. Restrict or keep within limits.
6. General agreement.
7. Make up; be the parts of.
8. Think carefully about.
9. Assert in an argument.
10. Be in conflict with; deny the truth of.
11. Giving rise to public disagreement.
12. Based on what is generally done or believed.