Question

5f draw the relationships
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in each grouping of eight words below, draw straight lines between the synonyms (words that mean similar things) and squiggly lines between any antonyms (words that mean nearly opposite things). every word should have at least one line connected to it. some may have more.
1 admonish clean forewarn bystander unimportance grimey magnitude witness
2 recognized downright deceased alive anonymous completely hurtle move with great speed
3 legitimate astute illegal deadly insightful dishonor homage lethal
4 exciting anonymous person killed casualty unknown stodgy slightest utmost

Explanation:

1. Synonyms: "admonish" and "forewarn" are similar in meaning as they both involve giving a caution - like message. "clean" and "grimy" are antonyms where "clean" implies free from dirt and "grimy" means covered in dirt. "bystander" and "witness" are related as they both refer to people present at an event. "unimportance" and "magnitude" are antonyms with "unimportance" being of little significance and "magnitude" being of great size or importance.
2. Synonyms: There are no clear synonyms here. Antonyms: "alive" and "deceased" are opposites. "recognized" and "anonymous" are opposites as one is well - known and the other is unknown.
3. Synonyms: "deadly" and "lethal" are synonyms as they both mean causing death. "legitimate" and "illegal" are antonyms. "insightful" and "astute" are similar in meaning as they both imply having good perception. "dishonor" and "homage" are antonyms where "dishonor" is a lack of respect and "homage" is respect.
4. Synonyms: "anonymous" and "unknown" are synonyms. "casualty" and "person killed" are related. "exciting" and "stodgy" are antonyms where "exciting" is full of energy and "stodgy" is dull. "slightest" and "utmost" are antonyms in terms of degree.

Answer:

1. Straight lines: admonish - forewarn, bystander - witness. Squiggly lines: clean - grimy, unimportance - magnitude.
2. Squiggly lines: alive - deceased, recognized - anonymous.
3. Straight lines: deadly - lethal, astute - insightful. Squiggly lines: legitimate - illegal, dishonor - homage.
4. Straight lines: anonymous - unknown, casualty - person killed. Squiggly lines: exciting - stodgy, slightest - utmost.