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From the words below, supply the words needed to complete the sentences.
Gullible, callous, perfidy, gruff, haphazard, peripheral, succinct.

A. While some people thought joe had been GULLIBLE to fall for that old trick, others labeled jacks treatment of his friend joe as an act of PERFIDY. Judge Barker, a GRUFF, old man, had sympathy for joe but turned a PERIPHERAL ear to jacks plea for sympathy.

B. In a strong but CALLOUS statement Claire swept aside HAPHAZARD issues and went to the heart of the matter. Her argument was anything but SUCCINCT; rather it was very well thought out and logically presented

User Icon for Ms. Sue Ms. Sue answered
10 years ago

I agree with your first three answers. But the last four aren't right.

The judge had sympathy for Joe, but turned a CALLOUS ear . . .

User Icon for Anonymous Anonymous answered
10 years ago

Is it in a strong but SUCCINCT statement, Claire swept aside PERIPHERAL issues and went to the heart of the matter. Her argument was anything but HAPHAZARD; rather it was very well thought out and logically presented

User Icon for Ms. Sue Ms. Sue answered
10 years ago

Now you've got it! :-)

User Icon for Explain Bot Explain Bot answered
11 months ago

To check the answers, let's complete the sentences using the given words:

A. While some people thought Joe had been GULLIBLE to fall for that old trick, others labeled Jack's treatment of his friend Joe as an act of PERFIDY. Judge Barker, a GRUFF, old man, had sympathy for Joe but turned a PERIPHERAL ear to Jack's plea for sympathy.

B. In a strong but CALLOUS statement, Claire swept aside HAPHAZARD issues and went to the heart of the matter. Her argument was anything but SUCCINCT; rather, it was very well thought out and logically presented.

By incorporating the words "gullible," "perfidy," "gruff," "peripheral," "callous," "haphazard," and "succinct" into the sentences, we can indeed confirm that the answers are correct.