Question

7 sabotage (săbə-täzh) -verb ● terrorist groups train their members to sabotage airports and other public places. ● a fired programmer sabotaged the companys network by infecting it with a computer virus. _ sabotage means a. to develop. b. to invest in. c. to do harm to. 8 subsequent (sŭbsĭ-kwənt) -adjective ● \i was hired as a stock boy,\ said the company president. \my subsequent jobs took me steadily up the company ladder.\ ● the first few times janet drove on a highway, she was terrified, but on subsequent trips, she felt more relaxed. _ subsequent means a. first. b. following. c. previous. 9 wary (wârē) -adjective ● \theres no such thing as a free lunch\ means that we should be wary about promises of getting something for nothing. ● im a little wary of people who, when they first meet me, treat me as if im their best friend. _ wary means a. careful. b. tired. c. welcoming. 10 zeal (zēl) -noun ● velma attacked her food with such zeal that i thought she hadnt eaten for a week! ● my neighbor has so much zeal about keeping our neighborhood clean that he sweeps our sidewalk if we dont do it ourselves. _ zeal means a. resistance. b. passion. c. skill.

Explanation:

1. Sabotage is to cause damage.
2. Subsequent means coming after.
3. Wary implies being cautious.
4. Zeal is strong enthusiasm.

Answer:

1. C. to do harm to.
2. B. following.
3. A. careful.
4. B. passion.