5 fill in the blank 1 point a good reputation is an choose your answer... asset for someone to have. choose your answer... frivolous copious intangible contract meager 6 fill in the blank 1 point my daughter is quick to choose your answer... ders a meager allowance. 7 fill in the blank 1 point there was obviously an choose your answer... between the two friends.

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### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
To solve this, we analyze the meaning of each option:
- "frivolous" means silly or trivial, not fitting for "asset".
- "copious" means abundant, but reputation isn't a physical abundant thing.
- "intangible" means not physical, and reputation is non - physical, so it's a good fit.
- "contract" is a legal agreement or a verb, not for describing asset.
- "meager" means small, which doesn't fit for a good reputation as an asset.
# Answer:
intangible

### Question 6
The option "meager" is already selected. If we were to confirm, "meager" means small or insufficient, and it makes sense in the context of an allowance (e.g., a meager allowance means a small amount of money given as allowance).
# Answer:
meager

### Question 7
(Assuming common options like "argument", "misunderstanding", "agreement" etc., but since the options aren't fully visible, if we assume a common context: Let's say the options include "argument", "bond", "misunderstanding". For example, if the context is a rift, "misunderstanding" or "argument" could fit. But since the options are not fully provided, if we assume a typical fill - in - the - blank for this sentence, a common answer could be "argument" or "misunderstanding". But since we need to work with the given (partial) info, if we consider the structure, and common collocations, "argument" or "misunderstanding" are possible. However, since the original has a dropdown, and without full options, but if we assume a common vocabulary question, a likely answer could be "argument" (but this is based on common sentence structure "an argument between two friends").)
# Brief Explanations:
We need a word that fits the context of a relationship between two friends. A word like "argument" (a disagreement) or "misunderstanding" (a failure to understand) would fit. Assuming common options, "argument" is a likely candidate as it is a common noun to describe a rift between friends.
# Answer:
argument (Note: This answer is based on common context and assumptions as the full options are not provided. If the actual options differ, the answer may change.)

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