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for each item, drag and drop the sentence that explains how the two sentences are similar. then explain how the meanings are different.

how are the meanings similar? options (5 of 5)
both meanings relate to the idea of sharpness. both meanings relate to the idea of knowing. both sentences relate to the idea of sticking.
both meanings relate to the idea of making something understandable. both words relate to the idea of life.

| sentences | how are the meanings similar? | how are the meanings different? || --- | --- | --- || because the therapist showed empathy and an acute understanding of his situation, the patient let down his guard and spoke freely to her. scott rushed to the doctor when he felt acute pain in his abdomen, since he knew this might indicate appendicitis. | | || the cadet was discharged from the academy when he didnt adhere to the rules. as they decorated the gym for the dance, they rubbed the balloons against a piece of woolen cloth, creating static electricity that made them adhere to the wall. | | || the website will digest the most important news articles of the day and provide easy-to-read summaries of the information. the report contains so much information, it will take me some time to digest it all. | | || the evidence seems so conclusive that most likely the court will recognize mr. hamal as the legal heir. during the ceremony, the president presented medals to recognize the veterans service to their country. | | || he thought the allegation had been put to rest, but his opponents were working to revive it. the emts efforts paid off and they were able to revive the heart attack victim. | | |

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item 1
instructions
for each item, drag and drop the sentence that explains how the two sentences are similar. then explain how the meanings are different.

how are the meanings similar? options (5 of 5)
both meanings relate to the idea of sharpness.  both meanings relate to the idea of knowing.  both sentences relate to the idea of sticking.
both meanings relate to the idea of making something understandable.  both words relate to the idea of life.

| sentences | how are the meanings similar? | how are the meanings different? || --- | --- | --- || because the therapist showed empathy and an acute understanding of his situation, the patient let down his guard and spoke freely to her. scott rushed to the doctor when he felt acute pain in his abdomen, since he knew this might indicate appendicitis. |  |  || the cadet was discharged from the academy when he didnt adhere to the rules. as they decorated the gym for the dance, they rubbed the balloons against a piece of woolen cloth, creating static electricity that made them adhere to the wall. |  |  || the website will digest the most important news articles of the day and provide easy-to-read summaries of the information. the report contains so much information, it will take me some time to digest it all. |  |  || the evidence seems so conclusive that most likely the court will recognize mr. hamal as the legal heir. during the ceremony, the president presented medals to recognize the veterans service to their country. |  |  || he thought the allegation had been put to rest, but his opponents were working to revive it. the emts efforts paid off and they were able to revive the heart attack victim. |  |  |

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# Brief Explanations:
For each pair, first match the similarity option, then explain the distinct meanings of the shared word:
1.  For "acute": Both uses connect to sharpness. In the first sentence, it describes a perceptive, sharp understanding; in the second, it describes intense, sharp physical pain.
2.  For "adhere": Both uses connect to sticking. In the first sentence, it means to follow or stick to rules; in the second, it means to physically stick to a surface.
3.  For "digest": Both uses connect to making something understandable. In the first sentence, it means to summarize information to make it easy to take in; in the second, it means to mentally process and comprehend large amounts of information.
4.  For "recognize": Both uses connect to the idea of knowing. In the first sentence, it means to legally acknowledge or accept someone's status; in the second, it means to formally acknowledge and honor someone's service.
5.  For "revive": Both uses connect to the idea of life. In the first sentence, it means to bring back (a dormant issue or claim); in the second, it means to bring back to physical life.

# Answer:
| Sentences | How are the meanings similar? | How are the meanings different? |
|-----------|-------------------------------|----------------------------------|
| Because the therapist showed empathy and an acute understanding of his situation, the patient let down his guard and spoke freely to her. Scott rushed to the doctor when he felt acute pain in his abdomen, since he knew this might indicate appendicitis. | Both meanings relate to the idea of sharpness. | First "acute" means perceptive/sharp mental insight; second means intense/sharp physical pain. |
| The cadet was discharged from the academy when he didn't adhere to the rules. As they decorated the gym for the dance, they rubbed the balloons against a piece of woolen cloth, creating static electricity that made them adhere to the wall. | Both sentences relate to the idea of sticking. | First "adhere" means to follow/stick to rules; second means to physically stick to a surface. |
| The website will digest the most important news articles of the day and provide easy-to-read summaries of the information. The report contains so much information, it will take me some time to digest it all. | Both meanings relate to the idea of making something understandable. | First "digest" means to summarize information; second means to mentally process/comprehend information. |
| The evidence seems so conclusive that most likely the court will recognize Mr. Hamal as the legal heir. During the ceremony, the president presented medals to recognize the veterans' service to their country. | Both meanings relate to the idea of knowing. | First "recognize" means to legally acknowledge status; second means to formally honor service. |
| He thought the allegation had been put to rest, but his opponents were working to revive it. The EMT's efforts paid off and they were able to revive the heart attack victim. | Both words relate to the idea of life. | First "revive" means to reactivate an issue; second means to restore physical life. |

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Sentences	How are the meanings similar?	How are the meanings different?
The cadet was discharged from the academy when he didn't adhere to the rules. As they decorated the gym for the dance, they rubbed the balloons against a piece of woolen cloth, creating static electricity that made them adhere to the wall.	Both sentences relate to the idea of sticking.	First "adhere" means to follow/stick to rules; second means to physically stick to a surface.
The website will digest the most important news articles of the day and provide easy-to-read summaries of the information. The report contains so much information, it will take me some time to digest it all.	Both meanings relate to the idea of making something understandable.	First "digest" means to summarize information; second means to mentally process/comprehend information.
The evidence seems so conclusive that most likely the court will recognize Mr. Hamal as the legal heir. During the ceremony, the president presented medals to recognize the veterans' service to their country.	Both meanings relate to the idea of knowing.	First "recognize" means to legally acknowledge status; second means to formally honor service.
He thought the allegation had been put to rest, but his opponents were working to revive it. The EMT's efforts paid off and they were able to revive the heart attack victim.	Both words relate to the idea of life.	First "revive" means to reactivate an issue; second means to restore physical life.