Question

we must count on the judges to be benign and guide us logically in the law.
this years crop of tomatoes was a blank for the local farmers. they werent expecting to make such a profit.
i refused to succumb to the flu and went to the concert even though i had a fever.
my grandparents liked the serene atmosphere of the resort, as opposed to the loud and noisy beach area.
we are all in blank that we should get chinese food to
i couldnt see where the daisies stopped. there seemed to be an blank

Explanation:

It seems like this is a vocabulary fill - in - the - blank exercise. Let's analyze each sentence:

Sentence 1: "This year's crop of tomatoes was a ______ for the local farmers. They weren't expecting to make such a profit."

We need a word that means something positive for the farmers, related to the crop being good and bringing profit. The word "boon" fits here. A boon is a thing that is helpful or beneficial.

Sentence 2: "We are all in ______ that we should get Chinese food to..."

The phrase "in accord" or "in agreement" makes sense, but a more common word here could be "agreement" or "consensus". However, if we consider common vocabulary for such a fill - in, "agreement" works. But maybe the intended word is "accord" or a similar one.

Sentence 3: "I couldn't see where the daisies stopped. There seemed to be an ______"

The word "endless" or "infinite" could fit, but "abundance" or "infinity" might be options. But if we think of a word related to the daisies being unending, "infinite" or "endless" are good. However, a more likely word here is "infinite" or "unending". But maybe the intended word is "abundance" or "myriad".

Assuming the first blank (the one about the tomato crop) is the main one you want to fill:

For the sentence about the tomato crop, we need a word that shows the crop was beneficial. "Boon" means a blessing or something beneficial, so it fits as the crop brought unexpected profit.

Answer:

For the tomato crop sentence: boon