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Lesson 18

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18A Determining Precise Meaning

p. 206
  1. b
  2. a
  3. a
  4. b
  5. b
  6. b
  7. a
  8. b
  1. a
  2. a
  3. b
  4. a
  5. a
  6. b
  7. a

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18B Understanding Word Relationships

p. 207
  1. a, b, c
  2. b, d
  3. b, c, d
  4. a, c, d
  5. a, b
  1. b, c
  2. a, c
  3. a, d
  4. b, d
  5. c, d

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18C Word Study: Similar Spellings

p. 209
  1. apprised
  2. appraised
  3. discrete
  4. discreet
  5. expatiate
  6. expatriate
  7. descry
  8. decry
  9. sanguine
  10. sanguinary
  1. opposite
  2. apposite
  3. literal
  4. lateral
  5. congenital
  6. congenial
  7. infringed
  8. impinged
  9. abrogate
  10. abnegate

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18D Understanding Contextual Meanings

p. 210

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

  1. C
  2. C
  3. Lassitude is a common symptom of the disease.
  4. C
  5. C
  6. C
  7. The onus is on the seller if a dispute arises.
  8. C
  9. Relations between the two friends reached their nadir when they ceased speaking to one another.
  10. Protocol required that the gate be locked at all times.

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18E Vocabulary in Context

p. 211

(Possible answers; students' sentences may vary.)

  1. Lassitude was one of the symptoms of the disease.
  2. They were consanguineous with Anissa.
  3. Their hopes were at their nadir when the two-year search for a donor ended without success.
  4. The passage says the nuptials took place when Marissa was two years old.
  5. The body often rejected the organ until drugs became available that overcame the body's response.
  6. Such organs are viable only if they are removed from a cadaver that is only recently dead.
  7. These patients cannot be removed from life-support systems if there is cerebral activity.
  8. The state arrogates to itself the right to harvest organs from a body unless the deceased had refused consent beforehand.
  9. Answers will vary.

End of Lesson 18

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