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u4 synonyms/antonyms
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synonyms
choose the word or form of the word from this unit that is the same or most near same in meaning as the boldface word or expression in the phase. write that word line. use the dictionary if necessary.
find the synonym: tried to remedy their mistaken impression of me *
larceny
rectify
find the synonym: ostentatious style of dress *
feinted
lucrative

Explanation:

First Question (tried to remedy their mistaken impression of me)

To solve this, we analyze the meaning of "remedy" (to correct or fix) and the options. "larceny" means theft, while "rectify" means to correct. So "rectify" is the synonym for "remedy".

"Ostentatious" means showy. "fomted" (likely a typo, maybe "flamboyant" or similar, but among the options, we analyze: "lucrative" means profitable. If one of the options (assuming the first is a showy - related term, maybe a typo - corrected "flamboyant" - like, but from the given, if "fomted" is a misspelling of a showy term and "lucrative" is about profit, the showy - related term is the synonym. But since the options given: if "fomted" is intended to be a showy - type term (maybe "flamboyant" misspelled) and "lucrative" is not, then the correct one is the showy - related. But with the given, assuming the first option (fomted, maybe misspelled) is the synonym for ostentatious (showy).

Answer:

B. rectify (assuming the options are labeled with A for larceny and B for rectify, with the correct one being rectify)

Second Question (ostentatious style of dress)