level 9 - matching
definition matching
write in the term that matches each definition below.
a. blandishment f. impart
b. broach g. implicate
c. divulge h. remonstrate
d. exhort i. voluble
e. expostulate j. antecedent
1. talkative =
2. flattery =
3. to communicate or give =
4. to mention or suggest for the first time =
5. to imply or involve =
6. to attempt to talk someone out of something =
7. a) prior or n) something that precedes something else =
8. to reveal a secret =
9. to urge or advise =
10. to say in protest =

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level 9 - matching
definition matching
write in the term that matches each definition below.
a. blandishment  f. impart
b. broach  g. implicate
c. divulge  h. remonstrate
d. exhort  i. voluble
e. expostulate  j. antecedent
1. talkative =
2. flattery =
3. to communicate or give =
4. to mention or suggest for the first time =
5. to imply or involve =
6. to attempt to talk someone out of something =
7. a) prior or n) something that precedes something else =
8. to reveal a secret =
9. to urge or advise =
10. to say in protest =

Accepted Answer

### Question 1
# Brief Explanations:
"Talkative" means being very talkative or chatty. The word "voluble" (option I) means talking fluently, readily, or at length; talkative. So we match "talkative" with "voluble".
# Answer:
I. voluble

### Question 2
# Brief Explanations:
"Flattery" is insincere praise or compliments. "Blandishment" (option A) refers to flattering or coaxing words or actions. So "flattery" matches "blandishment".
# Answer:
A. blandishment

### Question 3
# Brief Explanations:
"To communicate or give" (impart) means to pass on or share (information, knowledge, etc.). The word "impart" (option F) has this meaning. So we match "to communicate or give" with "impart".
# Answer:
F. impart

### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
"To mention or suggest for the first time" is the definition of "broach" (option B). For example, you broach a topic when you bring it up for the first time. So we match this definition with "broach".
# Answer:
B. broach

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
"To imply or involve" is the meaning of "implicate" (option G). If something implicates another thing, it suggests or involves it. So we match "to imply or involve" with "implicate".
# Answer:
G. implicate

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
"To attempt to talk someone out of something" is related to "expostulate" (option E). "Expostulate" means to reason earnestly with someone in an attempt to dissuade them from something. So we match this definition with "expostulate".
# Answer:
E. expostulate

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
"A) prior or N) something that precedes something else" is the definition of "antecedent" (option J). An antecedent is something that comes before another thing, either in time or logic. So we match this definition with "antecedent".
# Answer:
J. antecedent

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
"To reveal a secret" is the meaning of "divulge" (option C). If you divulge a secret, you tell it to others. So we match "to reveal a secret" with "divulge".
# Answer:
C. divulge

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
"To urge or advise" is the definition of "exhort" (option D). "Exhort" means to strongly encourage or urge someone to do something. So we match "to urge or advise" with "exhort".
# Answer:
D. exhort

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
"To say in protest" is the meaning of "remonstrate" (option H). "Remonstrate" means to make a protest or complain about something. So we match "to say in protest" with "remonstrate".
# Answer:
H. remonstrate

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