Question

guided practice
before reading, check your knowledge of critical vocabulary from this lesson. match each vocabulary word to its definition. be sure to copy the definitions into your notebook.
inevitably agree without protest
acquiesce force; urge; push
impel in such a way that it could not be otherwise
rectitude in a consistent manner
redress correctness; righteousness

Explanation:

1. For "inevitably": The definition "in such a way that it could not be otherwise" matches. "Inevitably" means something will happen for sure, so this pairing is correct.
2. For "acquiesce": The definition "agree without protest" fits. To acquiesce is to accept or agree without putting up a fight.
3. For "impel": The definition "force; urge; push" is correct. "Impel" means to drive or force someone to do something.
4. For "rectitude": The definition "correctness; righteousness" is appropriate. "Rectitude" refers to moral uprightness or correctness.
5. For "redress": Wait, there's no definition for redress? Wait, looking at the given definitions, maybe a typo? Wait, the definitions are: "agree without protest", "force; urge; push", "in such a way that it could not be otherwise", "in a consistent manner", "correctness; righteousness". Wait, maybe "redress" was a typo or maybe I misread. Wait, the vocabulary words are: inevitably, acquiesce, impel, rectitude, redress. The definitions are:

• agree without protest
• force; urge; push
• in such a way that it could not be otherwise
• in a consistent manner
• correctness; righteousness

Wait, maybe "redress" was supposed to match with a different definition, but based on the given, let's re - check:

Wait, the correct matches are:

• inevitably: in such a way that it could not be otherwise
• acquiesce: agree without protest
• impel: force; urge; push
• rectitude: correctness; righteousness
• redress: Wait, maybe the "in a consistent manner" is a mistake? Or maybe I misread the vocabulary. Wait, maybe "rectitude" and "correctness; righteousness", "impel" and "force; urge; push", "acquiesce" and "agree without protest", "inevitably" and "in such a way that it could not be otherwise", and "redress" - maybe there's a missing definition? Or maybe "redress" is supposed to match with something else, but based on the given, the first four are clear.

Wait, let's do the correct matches:

1. inevitably → in such a way that it could not be otherwise
2. acquiesce → agree without protest
3. impel → force; urge; push
4. rectitude → correctness; righteousness
5. redress → Wait, maybe the "in a consistent manner" is a mistake, or maybe it's a different word. But based on the given, these are the matches.

Answer:

• inevitably: in such a way that it could not be otherwise
• acquiesce: agree without protest
• impel: force; urge; push
• rectitude: correctness; righteousness
• redress: (assuming a possible error, but if we have to match, maybe a misprint, but based on given, the first four are as above)