Question

match the terms with their correct definitions, then fill in the sample sentence blanks:term: assume, dyslexic, expression, hallucination, hyperactiveform: verb, adjective, noun, noun, adjectivedefinitions:- a particular look, action, or vocal intonation indicating something such as a thought or feeling- showing more activity or energy than is appropriate for a situation- to be angry or upset over a perceived injustice- refusing to follow rules or accepted ways of behaving- having a learning condition that makes it challenging to read, write, and spell- vision, sound, or smell that seems real but is not- to accept to be true without proof

Explanation:

Match each term to its correct definition based on lexical meaning and word form, then create a logical sample sentence for each pair.

1. assume: The definition "to accept to be true without proof" fits this verb.
2. dyslexic: The definition "having a learning condition that makes it challenging to read, write, and spell" fits this adjective.
3. expression: The definition "a particular look, action, or vocal intonation indicating something such as a thought or feeling" fits this noun.
4. hallucination: The definition "vision, sound, or smell that seems real but is not" fits this noun.
5. hyperactive: The definition "showing more activity or energy than is appropriate for a situation" fits this adjective.

(Note: One definition ("to be angry or upset over a perceived injustice") has no matching term provided in the table.)

Answer:

Term	Form	Definition	Sample Sentence
dyslexic	adjective	having a learning condition that makes it challenging to read, write, and spell	The dyslexic student uses special tools to complete assignments.
expression	noun	a particular look, action, or vocal intonation indicating something such as a thought or feeling	Her sad expression told me she had bad news.
hallucination	noun	vision, sound, or smell that seems real but is not	The fever caused her to have a vivid hallucination of a cat in her room.
hyperactive	adjective	showing more activity or energy than is appropriate for a situation	The hyperactive toddler could not sit still during the story.