Question

synonym options (5 of 5)
bind effect compact supplanted summary
word synonym
replaced
quick
require
treaty

Explanation:

1. For "replaced", "supplanted" means to take the place of, so it's a synonym.
2. For "quick", "compact" doesn't fit. Wait, no—"compact" is about being condensed, but "quick" needs a word like "fast", but among options, maybe a mistake? Wait, no, let's recheck. Wait, the options: bind, effect, compact, supplanted, summary. Wait, "compact" can mean concise, but "quick"—maybe the intended is "compact" for "quick"? No, better: "supplanted" for "replaced", "compact" for "treaty"? No, "treaty" and "compact" (a compact is a treaty) are synonyms. "require" and "bind"? No, "effect" as a verb? No. Let's list:

• replaced: supplanted (both mean to replace)
• quick: compact? No, maybe "compact" is wrong. Wait, maybe "quick" and no option? No, the options must match. Wait, "compact" can mean a short agreement, but "treaty" and "compact" are synonyms (both are agreements). "require" and "bind"? No. "effect" as a verb? No. "summary" and no. Wait, correct matches:

replaced - supplanted (synonym: to take the place of)
quick - (no, maybe a typo, but among options, compact? No. Wait, "compact" as an adjective can mean concise, but "quick" is about speed. Maybe the problem has a typo, but following options:
replaced: supplanted
quick: compact (maybe intended as concise, but not perfect)
require: bind (no)
treaty: compact (compact is a type of treaty, so synonym)
Wait, let's do each:

1. Word: replaced → Synonym: supplanted (because "supplanted" means replaced)
2. Word: quick → Synonym: compact (maybe "compact" here is used as concise, but not ideal, but among options)
3. Word: require → Synonym: bind (no, "bind" means to tie, "require" is to need)

Wait, no, maybe I'm wrong. Let's check definitions:

• supplanted: past tense of supplant, meaning to replace or displace. So "replaced" and "supplanted" are synonyms.
• compact: as a noun, a formal agreement (like a treaty), so "treaty" and "compact" are synonyms.
• quick: maybe "compact" as an adjective meaning concise, but "quick" is fast. Maybe the problem mixed up, but based on options:

replaced - supplanted
quick - (no, maybe "effect"? No. "summary"? No. "bind"? No. So maybe "quick" is a mistake, but proceed.

• require: no match, but maybe "bind" (no).
• treaty: compact (synonym: both are agreements)
• (missing word, but the given words are replaced, quick, require, treaty)

So correct pairs:
replaced: supplanted
quick: (no, but options have compact, maybe intended)
treaty: compact
But let's focus on the first one: replaced and supplanted are synonyms.

Answer:

replaced: supplanted
quick: compact (note: less accurate, but among options)
require: (no match, but if forced, bind? No)
treaty: compact

(But the most accurate is replaced - supplanted, treaty - compact)